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Tag Archives: Philosophy
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
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, psychology
Tagged Exercise Tips, Ironman, motivation, Philosophy, sports psychology
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Life Depends Upon Death So Learn To Live In The Moment
“Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rage at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, psychology
Tagged Exercise Tips, Philosophy, sports psychology
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FitOldDog Is Impressed By Fellow Athletes And Race Staff At The Expo As The New York City Marathon 2012 Is Cancelled
Hi folks, I was really impressed by the reaction of my fellow athletes at the Expo, as we were simultaneously picking up our race packets and the news was breaking that the event had finally been cancelled. Well, you … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Competing, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, psychology, Running
Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, Philosophy, sports psychology
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Doom Bunny And FitOldDog’s Support Crew For The New York City Marathon 2012
Hi folks, Well, in spite of everything, the New York City Marathon is still on! So my traveling support crew of six great people are getting ready to fly, bus, walk, swim and whatever it takes, to get to … Continue reading
Posted in Competing, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, psychology
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Is Your Life A Step Up Or A Step Down For The Biosphere In General Or Humans More Specifically
Hi folks, There was a man next door whose name was David - correction, there is a man next door whose name is David, and he left me some wonderful gifts in his ‘backyard.’ Beautiful walls with thoughts, hopes … Continue reading
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Tagged AAA-stent, Exercise Tips, motivation, Philosophy
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Your Perception Of Yourself Creates Your World And Determines How Or Whether You Ask A Girl Out
Hi folks, You might wonder why I’m talking about dating, when (a) I’ve been in a great relationship for over five years, and I still am, and (b) this blog is about safe exercise for better health and people … Continue reading
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Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, Philosophy, sports psychology
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Holistic Versus Reductionistic Thinking About Body Structure And Function And The Danger Of A Fixed Mindset Concerning Sports Injuries
“Everything popular is wrong.” by Oscar Wilde in ‘The Importance of Being Earnest.‘ Cited by Tim Ferriss in The 4-Hour Workweek. Hi folks, When you study a scientific discipline for years there is the temptation to think that you understand … Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, injury, recovery
Tagged books, Feldenkrais, injuries, Philosophy, sports psychology, Tim Ferriss
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