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Training, performance, and health. Simpler.

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Recent News
What I Learned From My First Ultramarathon

Last weekend, I ran 50 kilometers. It was both my first marathon and my first ultra. I remember looking down at my GPS watch about five hours into the...

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10,000 steps a day: Scientifically sound or marketing hype?

Ever wonder where the 10,000 step-per-day goal originated? The daily activity goal, popularized by Fitbit, the world’s leading producer of wearable activity...

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Five common strength training mistakes that you probably haven't considered

I love that strength training has been gaining in popularity over the past several years. Getting stronger and building lean muscle is a great way to...

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Knowing when to back off

It's November. After an unusually warm October, colder weather has finally settled in, which has brought on a welcomed break from training in the heat...

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Exercise is not supposed to be fun

He was clutching his knees and his breath still hadn't returned to normal. But he managed to look up and say to me, "That was absolutely brutal...like...

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Understanding fitness plateaus and how to get moving again

She was confused because she trains hard 5-days per week, and she wasn't seeing any change. "It just kind of feels like I'm not getting any better."...

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Training update: Another brick laid

This week wraps up four weeks of very consistent training since my two-week break after the race. Overall, I'm very pleased with the rhythm I've found...

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The weekly preparation questions

A successful week of training depends on more than just the willingness to work. The training session is the easy part. It's all of the things that allow...

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Taking stock of progress

Over the past few weeks it's been nice to train without the looming presence of a race. It's allowed me to relax into a more natural rhythm and respond...

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Training update: A step back

If there's one thing I've learned from a summer of running, it's that you can't force fitness. You can force your behaviours, but fitness has to happen...

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Low-intensity training for high-intensity sports

Originally published at Breaking muscle. High intensity training gets all the love. And for good reason—it’s tough, it’s time efficient, and it works...

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