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Chinese Whispers

Trainers, coaches and teachers who deliberately connive to fool their clients, customers and followers are “charlatans”. There is a special place reserved for them in the gym of the underworld. They will be subjected to all manner of torture, forced to use the leg… [ read more ]

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15 Books from 2011 – Reading as Recovery

Reading As Recovery

If you are one of those people who says "I really should read more", you know what? You really should read more.

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Living La Vida Agresivamente – Mike Mahler – Book Review

Mike Mahler - Live Life Aggressively

Cassidy Phillips, founder of Trigger Point Performance Therapy,  has a great phrase - "What you tolerate you accept".

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The Truth About Training For Warriors

TFW...WTF?

I think it was probably a couple of hours into the Training for Warriors Certification that, for most of the room,

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The Naked Foot

The American Council of Exercise have a study posted on the current vogue for minimalist running shoes. Seems some folk get it, some folks don't. Check out the

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Ross Enamait – STFU AND TRAIN

 

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"complexity only leads to more confusion"

One name that crops up regularly in the world

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Martin Rooney – Training For Warriors – Interview

Here is another Simple Strength Snapshot interview. Martin Rooney, coach, author and creator of the fantastic Training For Warriors gives a

The Bladed Hand

This looks like a fantastic documentary. Can't wait to se the finished thing. Off to train. Practice makes perfect.  

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Snap Shot with Zach Even Esh

Snap Shot n.

  1. A photograph taken with a small hand-held camera.
  2. An isolated observation
Snap Shot with Zach Even Esh "My own training is very instinctive and spiritual. I go by feel

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No, but I saw the movie…

I am re-posting this simply because I am re-reading "Fight Club" by Chuck Palahnuik. It was published in 1996 and each year its prescience and relevance become

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