Health & Fitness
-
Why You Should Get Up Early
Why You Should Get Up Early By Laird Hamilton, Men’s Journal | Repost Almost every guy I look up to – everyone whose life is an example of how to live – is an early riser. All of them wake up in the dark, and they’re just revved and ready to go. To me, there’s… Continue reading
-
3 Tips for Managing Stress with Brian Mackenzie
~Marc Pro | Repost In nature, animals experience and deal with stress in a very different way than humans. The story of the lion hunting the antelope is a great example of this. When the lion attacks the antelope, both animals experience heightened senses and stress (sympathetic state). But, even if the antelope manages to get… Continue reading
-
Quote To Ponder ~Archilochus
“We do not rise to the level of our expectations. We fall to the level of our training.” ~Archilochus Who is Archilochus? Archilochus (/ɑːrˈkɪləkəs/; Greek: Ἀρχίλοχος Arkhilokhos; c. 680 – c. 645 BC) was a Greek lyric poet from the island of Paros in the Archaic period. He is celebrated for his versatile and innovative use… Continue reading
-
Laird Hamilton: Harness the Power of Breath
Laird Hamilton: Harness the Power of Breath By Laird Hamilton, Men’s Journal | Repost What’s the one fuel at your immediate disposal during a long or grueling workout? Oxygen. It’s obvious; still, most of us think of breathing only when we’re sucking wind. That’s a mistake, because boosting your oxygen intake before, during, and after… Continue reading
-
What Happened When I Gave Up Gluten, Sugar, Dairy, And Coffee
I went on a complete detox for a month, and it changed my life so much that I decided to stick with it. BY STEPHANIE VOZZA, Fast Company | Repost What Happened When I Gave Up Gluten, Sugar, Dairy, And Coffee PHOTO: JONATHAN KANTOR/GETTY IMAGES Like many people, when the new year started, I felt… Continue reading
-
The Effects of Breathing on Recovery with Brian Mackenzie
The Effects of Breathing on Recovery with Brian Mackenzie ~Marc Pro | Repost EPOC (Exercise Post Oxygen Consumption) refers to the oxygen you need to consume after a workout in order to bring your body back to homeostasis. It’s how exercise scientists measure the intensity of a workout. While working out, oxygen is used to… Continue reading
-
What You Can Learn from the Daily Routines of Top Performers
What You Can Learn from the Daily Routines of Top Performers ~Outside | Repost What the greatest adventurers, artists, runners, and entrepreneurs prioritize throughout their day, and how to incorporate that into you life ~Brad Stulberg Feb 10, 2017 Photo: L to R: ryan_holiday/flickr; Hyosub Shin/AP; David Hanson/Aurora Photos; Christian Pondella/Red Bull Content Pool; cmichel67/flickr… Continue reading
-
Quote to Ponder ~Wilbur Howard
“The future belongs to those who set their sights on what is humanly unattainable.” ~Wilbur Howard Continue reading
Advent Adventure Agency Albums Andrew Huberman Apostle James Apostle Paul Aristotle Artificial intelligence Art of Manliness Benjamin Franklin Books Breathing C.S. Lewis Challenges Character Christianity Christmas Courage Creativity Culture Desert Island Music Discipline Dr. Paul Taylor Emerson Epictetus Failure Faith Focus Frederick Buechner G.K. Chesterton Goals God Goethe Goodreads Gratitude Habit Hammock Health & Fitness History Honor Hope Humility Industry Interviews J.R.R. Tolkien James Clear Jesus John Eldredge John Mark Comer Justice Laird Hamilton Leadership Love Manliness Marcus Aurelius Mark Twain Mental Toughness Mindfulness Money Music Music 80’s Music 1980 Music 1981 Music 1987 Non-fiction Oliver Wendell Holmes Order Orison Swett Marden Oswald Chambers Peace Personal Development Peter Attia Prophet Isaiah Quotes Recovery Resolution Resurrection Band Rick Rubin Routines & Rituals Saint Augustine Saint Thomas Aquinas Self-Reliance Seneca Silence Spiritual Formation T. S. Elliot Temperance The Choir Theodore Roosevelt The Police Thomas A Kempis Tim Ferriss Training U2 Virtue Willpower Winston Churchill WODs Writers
Chase The Kangaroo 