Tag Archives: Pace

Staying Healthy on the Road

One of the real challenges of maintaining a schedule like I do and maintaining the touring setup that we’re using right know, is this: Maintaining health while you’re on the road. Consistently living on the road, especially in modern America today is truly not conducive to being healthy. You talk about travel, sleeping in a [...]
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Massive Kettlebell PR

Lately I’ve been working on a new kettlebell book and within that I expand on the cycling style of kettlebell training that I like to use as well as its application to multiple exercises. The first and foremost of which is the swing, but for me the second of which right now is the one [...]
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Short Workouts Tip #4

Stop resting and learn to mix sets/exercises. If you watch most lifters workout you’ll notice that most of the actual workout is rest periods. That’s what ends up making a workout long or take up a lot of time unless it is specifically intended to be very long. (i.e. 100 miles on a bike is [...]
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A Big Goal Met For Me

Keeping constantly challenged by having a goal in your training is probably one of the most important lessons anyone can learn. It doesn’t always have to be the same goal, but to truly drive your training you need to have something you’re specifically working toward to keep you on track. Not having a specific measurable [...]
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