Thinking Fitness
Tyler WedelBrains and brawn were never meant to be separated.
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Fighting Fear with Failure
Much can be learned from a man who collapses due to exhaustion.
Midway through my set of pullups, I stopped to check on him after he dropped a squat on the safety rack in front of me. He was strong, 6’3, 235 by my best guess, and most of t...
Lessen Your Loss Aversion
In the 1970s, psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky developed Prospect Theory - A critical component in understanding human behavior. Kahneman went on to write several monumental books on human behavior based around his findings, s...
Slow Down
I love Costco. Low prices, great options, $1.50 hotdogs, and many other factors contribute to my affinity for the wholesale giant, but their cashiers stand out in particular. My wife and I commonly use self-checkout stations at almost any o...
Most Popular Myths in Fitness
The following quotes are some of my favorite misleading quotes in fitness. The problem with a quote that is misleading is that there is some truth attached to it. However, as is the case with each of these quotes, the negative outcome is *p...
Beware Excuses - Take Control
“Oh you’re married? Ahh that sucks. Aren’t wives the worst?”
…what?
I’d never heard so much negativity about getting married until I was about to get married. I had many thoughts about this “advice," but mainly, I thought, “What an awful...
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Licensed personal trainer and engineer with a distaste for misinformation and overcomplication - Struggles teach life, and the learner embraces difficulty.
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