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Creating Habits Demsytified with Gretchen Rubin
Watch out, I’ve been listening to my podcasts again, and Daniel Vitalis came through for me again with a great interview with a lady named Gretchen Rubin. Rubin is a habits expert – she helps people to form good habits and shuck bad ones. And obviously, creating habits is the…
#OCRChat – Unconventional Training!
What a great #OCRChat we had today – we pulled out all the stops to talk about unconventional training techniques and we came up quite a few once things got rolling. Some, like slackline, car tire workouts, Bulgarian Bags, and a couple others required equipment; while some were free, like…
How Sidewalk Running Improves Your Mind and Body
A lot of OCR training comes down to making the most of what you have. We don’t all have the ability to run trails any time we want, or climb walls or ropes, crawl in the mud, etc. as part of our regular training regimens. Those things don’t exist in…
#OCRChat – How Has OCR Changed Your Life?
Today we went a different way with our regular Twitter #OCRChat and talked a bit about how Obstacle Course Racing has changed our lives. We got into fitness regimens, diet and nutrition, community and social factors, and general outlook on life. It was pretty insightful! Join us next week at…
How My Yardwork is the Best Gym
Man, do I hate yardwork. I’m serious. Ask my parents about the amount of griping I did when it was time to mow the lawn or what have you. I still can’t stand it, either. One of the most irritating things for me is to have to mow, or weed,…
Don’t Ignore the Local Races!
As I’ve mentioned a few times, I just ran my first Spartan Race a couple weekends ago and loved it a lot. It was well-run, tough but not impossible, surrounded by great people, and more. Spartan is obviously one of the big three or four races that go on around…
