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Solving The Money Flux Equation, And What If Tim Ferris Is Right?
The question of which is more important when training for endurance sports, intensity or volume, is a tricky and open one, to which Tim Ferris respond ‘intensity’ and my Ironman coach says ‘volume,’ though intensity is included in my workout stream from Chris. You have to decide for yourself, and give each a try, but remember that intensity tends towards injuries and volume can cause you to neglect your family and friends. Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Training
Tagged 4HWW&4HB, coach, Exercise Tips, Tim Ferriss, workouts
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It Is Easier To Want What You Get Than To Get What You Want, Apollo 13, and Rube Goldberg Machines
Hi folks, I remember reading a Zen Meditation book, written by a small group in California (I couldn’t find this book on line), in which it was stated that ‘it is easier to want what you get than to get … Continue reading
