-
Blog Search
Google Search

Trigger Point

-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- FitOldDog on How To Approach Exercise Following Corrective Surgery For Aortic Dissection
- FitOldDog on Eggs is Eggs? You Are What You Eat So Select Your Foods Carefully!
- Big Dog Sam on How To Approach Exercise Following Corrective Surgery For Aortic Dissection
- Marian on Eggs is Eggs? You Are What You Eat So Select Your Foods Carefully!
- FitOldDog on The Plantar Fasciitis Survival Guide Versus The Approach Of FitOldDog And Rebecca
- William Errol Prowse IV on The Plantar Fasciitis Survival Guide Versus The Approach Of FitOldDog And Rebecca
Tags
AAA-stent aneurysm angioplasty aorta athlete athletewithstent Barefoot bike blog Book Review books cardiovascular function coach core diabetes Exercise Tips Feldenkrais flexibility gear guarding heart stent imbalance injuries Ironman martial arts metabolism motivation movies networking nutrition Old Dogs in Training Older Athletes pain Philosophy Pilates recovery Running science corner screening sports psychology stent stent displacement swim Tim Ferriss workoutsCategories
- 4HWW&4HB
- aging
- angioplasty
- awareness
- balance
- bike
- blogging ideas
- blogging issues
- Body Awareness
- business
- cardiology
- coaching
- Competing
- Continuum
- core
- equipment
- Español
- exercise and health
- Exercise Tips
- Feldenkrais
- FitOldDog Podcast
- FitOldDog Training Manual
- FitOldDog Training Video
- FitOldDog Training Wheel
- FitOldDog's Quick Start Guides
- Forum
- golf
- health challenged
- health screening
- Hypertension
- injury
- Links for Challenged Athletes
- metabolism
- motivation
- nutrition
- Older Athlete
- osteoporosis
- pharmaceuticals
- plantar fasciitis
- posture
- psychology
- recovery
- Running
- Safety
- screening
- Skills
- stent
- strength training
- swim
- Tales of a Young Veterinarian
- Training
- Training plans
- triathlon transition
- Uncategorized
- Vascular Physiology
- vision
- warmup
Tag Archives: Exercise Tips
Of Observing And Being Observed Whilst Dealing With Fear As An Aging Stented Endurance Athlete And The Critical Nature Of Context
”Your reason and your passion are the rudder and the sails of your seafaring soul. If either your sails or your rudder be broken, you can but toss and drift, or else be held at a standstill in mid-seas.” Khalil … Continue reading
As Exercise Or Training Load Increase Risk Of Injury Climbs Exponentially So Monitor Your Body And Especially Your Pulse Daily
“The primary cause of unhappiness is never the situation but your thoughts about it.” “Awareness is the greatest agent for change.” Eckhart Tolle, A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! Endurance training is … Continue reading
Beauty On The Running Trail Comes In Different Forms
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! I do enjoy running with our dogs, if only to see their enthusiasm for all the odors along the way. These are really run and sniff workouts. I just pretend that I’m doing speed … Continue reading
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, psychology, Running
Tagged Exercise Tips, Running, sports psychology
Leave a comment
Endurance Cycling And The Disappearing Bike
When the Master governs, the people are hardly aware that he exists. Next best is a leader who is loved. Next, one who is feared. The worst is one who is despised. If you don’t trust the people, you make … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, bike, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, psychology
Tagged bike, Exercise Tips, sports psychology
Leave a comment
Learn To Move The Load Around Your Myofascia To Fix Quad Cramps On The Bike, And Other Cycling Tips
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! Fear is a great motivator, and I’m scared of hill number two on the Mountains of Misery 200k Double Header Bike Ride, which is only two weeks away, so I’m working on bike hill … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, bike, Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais
Tagged bike, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, Older Athletes, workouts
4 Comments
FitOldDog Is Still Learning From Cats
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! You can gain a lot from observing how animals move or relax, especially as an aspiring athlete, however old you might be. I like to watch cats because they move with such grace and … Continue reading
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Older Athlete, psychology, Running, Uncategorized
Tagged Exercise Tips, Running, sports psychology
Leave a comment
To Understand Your Body You Need To Understand Life So Start By Asking Questions
A passing conversation, whilst walking the dogs with family and friends. Darian: “Are you taking photos of nature with your iPhone?” FitOldDog: “No, I’m jotting down a thought for my blog.” Darian: “Will you share it with me?” FitOldDog: “Sure, … Continue reading
Posted in aging, awareness, Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, injury, motivation, Older Athlete, psychology
Tagged Exercise Tips, injuries, motivation, Philosophy, sports psychology
Leave a comment
