The Progress Theory
Dr Phil PriceHuman Performance University
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Fergus Crawley and the Tenacity project
Many are taking on huge physical challenges, often to raise money for charity, with many being for deeply personal reasons. An amazing example of this is Fergus Crawley and the completion of his recent Tenacity Project, where he completed 1...
How long ago did we predict breaking the sub-2-hour marathon?
The two-hour marathon barrier has finally been broken in an official race.
While Eliud Kipchoge previously ran under two hours in the INEOS 1:59 challenge, that performance occurred under highly controlled, non-competitive conditions. This...
Zone 2 Training has gone full social media circle
A while ago, I posted on Instagram an overview of what I call ‘the social media cycle’. In short, a topic will suddenly become popular, usually because either some coaches have found an aspect of training which is being underutilised or is...
Is Hybrid Training culture evolving?
Hybrid training, to me, is the combination of two sports whose physical qualities don’t necessarily support each other. For example, powerlifting and triathlon. These are two separate sports, though when combined, they create completely new...
Creativity, art and training programming
Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep. This quote is from The Dilbert Principle by Scott Adams in 1996.
Creativity is often something that’s discussed within sport, but less so within exercise...
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