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Why aren’t you cooking more of your food?

January 17, 2012

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If you’re a regular reader, you know how I feel about excuses (they’re so blah). Use reasons to explain your behavior, then own that behavior. Don’t push your poor choices off on someone or something else. Going beyond that though, there’s something I think a lot of folks feel when it comes to fueling their… [Read more…]

Is Going “Gluten Free” Enough (Part 2)

December 4, 2011

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A quick update before we decide today if being gluten-free is ‘enough’! Since last post – I moved! I didn’t kill Drew or anyone else, although they likely wanted to end me at a few points along the way – but I’d say it was a reasonable success! We now live about 20 mins drive… [Read more…]

If you’re going to write a book, at least pick up the dang pen.

October 24, 2011

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I’ve got a theory. And it may ruffle your feathers.  If it does, all I can say is, “if the shoe fits…” I get the blessing of working with folks who want something better for their life – whether in sport, in daily life, or in both. And while sometimes they get a little off-track,… [Read more…]

Just because it’s ‘common’ does not make it ‘normal’

October 10, 2011

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You can’t flip a channel on TV these days without stumbling into some sort of weight loss show or talk show devoted to weight loss or the latest fitness tips. And if you’re not watching TV, you’re smacked in the face online & in magazines for questionable weight loss supplements & fad diets. We’ve reached… [Read more…]

Becoming the very best of YOUR best

September 10, 2011

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This blog will return to regular programming next week, please enjoy an appropriately timed break in the wellness-talk for something a bit bigger than training & nutrition. And if none of you read this, that’s ok, it’s something I’ll save for my kids someday. If you do read…thanks! Ten years is a long time- that… [Read more…]

Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.

August 11, 2011

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The day will not always go as planned. The weather will not be always be perfect on race day. You will not get a great nights’ sleep. You’ll fall off the healthy-nutrition wagon. The triathlon will change to a duathlon (30 mins before race start…as happened to one of my athletes in a previous year).… [Read more…]

Key to Top Performance | Correcting Muscular Imbalances

July 31, 2011

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(re-posted from my performance training business site, prokineperformance.com) If a car has one tire that is misaligned, the car can drive with you putting extra pressure on the wheel to keep it straight. But over time, that action will wear down the car more, affecting everything from the frame of the car to gas mileage.… [Read more…]

30 Day Challenge: Meal Plan – Day 23 & Why Eating Fat Helps you Lose Fat

May 24, 2011

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It’s a freaky thought, I know, the carb-loving world we live in – hey! even the USDA says go carb-crazy & eat upwards of 250-300g of carbs per day. Does anyone realize how impossible that is if you’re eating a diet rich in fruits & vegetables and minus the grains that are so inflammatory &… [Read more…]

30 Day Challenge: Recap of Day 13/14

May 15, 2011

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Thank goodness it cooled off a bit after the heat wave of this past week! As we’ve been going through this 30 Day Challenge, different cravings have definitely come up…the 1st week, not having my little square of Dove dark chocolate was annoying. Week 2? Less chocolate cravings – that’s for sure! But with this… [Read more…]

30 Day Challenge: Meal Plan Day 10 & What do you mean ‘low carb’?

May 11, 2011

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A lot of you have been asking/commenting about the low-carb part of Paleo. Does that mean low-carb labeled foods? Without carbs I’ll die! I’m an athlete, I can’t eat low-carb! etc. Don’t feel bad if you thought any of these things, mainstream media has us convinced we need carbcarbcarb from those glorious whole grains stuffed… [Read more…]

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