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Tag Archives: Philosophy
The Meaning Of Life, Snowballs, Business, And Endurance Training
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! You’ve got to love the spring, as life renews itself and so do we, as we are life. As I headed out with the dogs for an early morning walk I noticed that … Continue reading
Posted in business, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, psychology, Running
Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, Philosophy, sports psychology
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FitOldDog Suspects That Too Much Sensory Input Is Damaging To The Psyche
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! The ready availability of television (TV), and other electronic distractions, would appear to discourage safe exercise for better health and a balanced life - that’s my personal opinion, anyway. Endurance races are pretty … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation
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We Each See The World Through Our Senses In Slightly Different Ways So Be Involved In Your Exercise Plan
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! I recommend that the critical first step for any exercise program be the study of body awareness, if you want to minimize injuries and other setbacks, which requires the honing of your observational … Continue reading
Aging Ironman Faces Challenge Of Maintaining A Program Of Safe Exercise For Better Health
Hi folks! Thanks for stopping by! In the middle of the night I awoke in a funk! I thought, “What on earth are you doing? You’ve signed up for the Los Cabos Ironman, in the 70-74 year age group, … Continue reading
Two Important Pictures Upon Which To Meditate As You Age, Use It Or Lose It
Hi folk! Thanks for stopping by! There are many ways to stay young at heart, and not so old in body as you might be if you neglect yourself. For instance, I find that talking, no, listening, to children keeps … Continue reading
How You Perceive Yourself Will Determine How Well You Perform As An Athlete And In Life In General
Hi! Thanks for coming by! In order to perform well as an athlete, or in anything else for that matter, your self-image is critical, and it has to be a right blend of humility and confidence. Your friends and … Continue reading
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Temple Of Materialism Or Hive Of Industry And What Is Your Perspective On Ironman Training?
Hi! When it comes to Ironman training, some people think that I’m crazy, some are inspired to do the same, and others just change the subject (which is fine with me). It is all a matter of your perspective … Continue reading
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