Champions Are Built – 3 Steps To Becoming a Champion!
Champions Are Built – 3 Steps To Becoming a Champion! If you listened to me on the radio or have read any of my articles, you know that I am a strong believer in...
Champions Are Built – 3 Steps To Becoming a Champion! If you listened to me on the radio or have read any of my articles, you know that I am a strong believer in...
Let’s review what you should be looking at in your exercise and nutritional every five to six weeks: evaluating your speed, strength and endurance through time trials (sport specific). If you would like a...
Below is a 2 Week Food Challenge created by Dr. Maffetone that I believe is a great tool to utilize at least once every quarter of the year. This 2 Week Food Challenge is...
If you have been following the last couple of posts, you have emailed me and received workouts that you can implement both on and off of the track to improve your speed & endurance...
Have you reached the end of June and noticed that you just don’t have the motivation you had back in January? Are you falling asleep earlier in the evening and having to force yourself...
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A TOP RACER & A CHAMPION IS MENTAL OUTLOOK & APPROACH Through my 28 years of working with athletes from various sporting backgrounds: BMX, Running, Triathlon, Motocross, Mountain Biking, Supercross, Wakeboarding...
Inside your skull you have cerebrospinal fluid and of course your brain. A violent impact causes your brain to vibrate and sometimes even bump against the skull bone. If the force is too much,...
Before we review the five most common mistakes that racer needs to avoid, let’s take a brief look at the physiological demands of the Vurb Classic: short, high intensity racing. Races lasting less than...
Over the last 24 years, I have seen nutritional mistakes that have resulted in bad race & training results; here are the top five mistakes and how to correct them. NOT KNOWING YOUR SWEAT...
HOW MUSCULAR IMBALANCES OCCUR AND THE PROBLEMS IT CREATES As a racer, specific training requires certain ranges of motion (involving more than one muscle group and associated joint) that are completed to improve the...