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Optimizing The Context Of Your Training And FitOldDog’s Last Scientific Publication
FitOldDog is of the opinion that everything that you learn in your life will have value later in life, and often in the most unexpected ways, which is why he likes to learn new things. Learning new things combined with safe exercise for better health is one of the best ways to stay young. Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, Exercise Tips, metabolism, nutrition, psychology
Tagged books, Exercise Tips, metabolism, networking, nutrition, sports psychology
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My Favorite Training Information Site: Joe Friel’s Blog
Hi Folks, There are plenty of good exercise-related blogs out there. My favorite Internet training resource is Joe Friel’s Blog. It has lots of information going back several years, with regular posts that can be followed on Twitter. What more … Continue reading
Posted in blogging issues, Training
Tagged athlete, blog, Exercise Tips, Ironman, networking
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The Three (Parts Of The) Body Problem And What I Learned From National Public Radio
Hi folks, This post is about thinking about food, and the fact that the behavior of two interacting variables may be predictable, but for three it is not. I spend a significant amount of time listening to teenagers interact (I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise Tips, nutrition
Tagged metabolism, networking, nutrition, sports psychology
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Training As A Journey Of Self-Discovery: How Much Is Too Much?
Hi folks, The real art to training safely comes down to knowing what to do and becoming aware of how much is too much. Too much what, you might ask? Let’s consider a few key variables. Impact: Recently I … Continue reading
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Tagged coach, Feldenkrais, guarding, imbalance, injuries, martial arts, movies, networking, Running, sports psychology
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Musings Of A Neophyte Social Networker And Must Read Book Series, Everlost
Hi folks, Twitter is a strange world that it takes time to negotiate. I have found that this networking tool can direct a lot of traffic your way, or not, depending how you use it. There is a mountain … Continue reading
Was Alistair Cooke Creating A Model For Blogging?
Hi folks, Whilst growing up in post-war England during the late 1940s to early 1950s, my impressions of the USA (America is an inappropriate but common abbreviation that I will use here for convenience) were molded by a number of … Continue reading
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Social Networking And An Open Mind Can Be Important With Respect To Your Exercise Plans
Hi folks! Internet-based social networking has turned out to have many benefits in my life. My bike guy and one of my Internet mentors, Victor of Bicycle Lab, has encouraged me to engage in tweeting for some time - I … Continue reading