-
Blog Search
Google Search
Trigger Point

-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- FitOldDog on I Think That My New Dinotte (Die Not!) Lights Might Save My Life One Day
- FitOldDog on I Think That My New Dinotte (Die Not!) Lights Might Save My Life One Day
- Meg on I Think That My New Dinotte (Die Not!) Lights Might Save My Life One Day
- Marian on I Think That My New Dinotte (Die Not!) Lights Might Save My Life One Day
- Kevin Morgan on Pleasant Paleo Diet Dental Hygiene Visit - Data Or Anecdote?
- Kevin Morgan on Pleasant Paleo Diet Dental Hygiene Visit - Data Or Anecdote?
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
- 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: gear
Your MInd Is Your Most Important Raw Material And Tool As An Endurance Athlete And You Get To Choose
FitOldDog’s blog post talks about the key nature of mind training, to complement body-training, for endurance athletes or anyone who wants to undertake safe exercise for better health. Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, psychology
Tagged books, Exercise Tips, gear, motivation, movies, Older Athletes, Philosophy, sports psychology
1 Comment
Rebuilding Your Life After Aortic Surgery With FitOldDog’s Quick Start Guide To Aortic Surgery Recovery
Commercial break to announce FitOldDog’s first product, the Aortic Surgery Recovery Quick Start Guide, to help you get your life back on track after such a life-threatening event based on my personal experience. Continue reading
Tools, Toys, Crutches, And How To Tell The Difference When It Comes To Shoe Orthotics
FitOldDog’s advice when it comes to shoe orthotics is that you determine whether you really need such equipment or are they a tool that became a crutch? Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, Continuum, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais
Tagged Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, gear, guarding, injuries, Running
Leave a comment
The Ironman Swim From Hell In Saint George And Thoughts On Use Of The Finis Metronome For Swimming and Running
Ironman swimming is really only suited to strong, skilled athletes, whilst training equipment, such as the Finis Tempo Pro, should be used with due attention to effects on biomechanics. Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, equipment, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais
Tagged cadence, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, gear, Running, swim
2 Comments
Compliance, Running Socks, And The KISS Principle
If you over think a problem or allow fear to drive your thinking you may well be worrying about the wrong thing and fail to fix a simple problem. Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Exercise Tips, Running
Tagged AAA-stent, Exercise Tips, gear, Running
2 Comments
ZZ Top, Blogging About Cheap Sunglasses, And Training For The Ironman
FitOldDog’s trick to finding blogging ideas, leading to ZZ Top, cheap sunglasses, and choosing the right gear for the right function as an endurance athlete. Continue reading
Posted in blogging issues, equipment, exercise and health, Exercise Tips
Tagged Exercise Tips, gear, injuries, motivation, sports psychology
2 Comments
For Relaxed Muscles Sleep With A Tennis Ball
A tennis ball can be effective for releasing certain muscle groups as you lie in bed at night, requiring little effort but some careful practice. Continue reading
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, injury, recovery
Tagged Exercise Tips, gear, Running
7 Comments
