The Coach-Athlete relationship and process often is a back and forth and by no means a one-way street. And frankly if it is, then I’d beg to differ your coach may be more authoritarian than open-minded. Nonetheless, I’m open to athlete suggestions and this often comes from other coaches theories, articles, social posts, blogs, etc. … Keep Rollin
Nourishing versus Fueling – Part 1
Coaches and athletes are always seeking gains, but often performance comes at the cost of something. We’ve all seen this, whether time, energy from another area of life, body imbalances to specialize in your sport (I mean c’mon those T-rex body forms of TdF climbers are normal right). But what I’m going to touch on… Keep Rollin
7 Tips to Go Bigger Than You Thought Possible
How do you prepare for audacious events or challenges? All the athletes I’ve worked with have approached this differently from minimally to overly obsessed. Neither is ideal, but those that get it right approach it similar to Goldilocks and the 3 bears to find the one that’s just right! Big events require more preparation but… Keep Rollin
Self-experiment with Metabolic Flexibility
For a long time I had quote at the bottom of my email that said; “If You Always Do What You’ve Always Done, You Always Get What You’ve Always Gotten” – Jessie Potter. Basically if you’re not getting the results you want, you better change something. Or conversely, it could be interpreted as, if the… Keep Rollin
Nourishing Nutrition
There’s always trends that ebb and flow specifically speaking supplementing versus eating real. I’ve seen it trend towards the former being preferred and honestly see the trend swinging back around in sorts to the latter. I think both have a place in the sports & general health situation. That is if you take the time… Keep Rollin