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What It Means To Compete

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Today we are going to talk about competition. Carlos Alcaraz just beat Jannik Sinner to win the US Open. A few months prior, Sinner beat Alcaraz to win Wimbledon. Mere…

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The Antidote to Internet Brain: Doing Real Things

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A few weeks ago, Steve posted on social media about how the word trauma has undergone concept creep. Once reserved for major or chronic disruptions, trauma is now commonly used…

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Where Have All the Serious People Gone?

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This post is kind of about politics, but not really. Wherever you sit on the political aisle, we ask that you take a deep breath, don’t immediately react, and read…

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The Valley Before the Breakthrough

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Eight weeks ago, one of us (Brad) was struggling mightily in the weight room. After a powerlifting meet in the Spring, he had taken three months away from heavy deadlifting.…

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Sometimes The Hardest Part Isn’t Getting There—It’s Staying There

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If you aren’t a track and field fan, you may have missed the most impressive high school performance in the history of sport. It sounds like hyperbole, but in this…

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The Most Underrated Performance Enhancer: Having Fun

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For the first 90 games of the season, the Detroit Tigers were the best team in Major League Baseball. But the hot streak dates back even further. They finished last…

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