How Keeping Goals Front and Center Improves Follow-Through
I’ve written somewhat frequently about the process of implementing habits and achieving goals. If you’re new to Trainer Tips Tuesday or need some refreshers, see the tips
I’ve written somewhat frequently about the process of implementing habits and achieving goals. If you’re new to Trainer Tips Tuesday or need some refreshers, see the tips
I started Trainer Tips Tuesday in early January of 2022 with a discussion about setting SMART PACT goals instead of New Year’s Resolutions. As a very brief synopsis: SMART
The Tactical Strength Challenge took place this past Saturday at gyms across the world. As is typical of any lifting event, some new personal records (PRs)
Yesterday I read a great line—applicable in a variety of training, nutrition, and “real world” situations—while reviewing the rough draft of an upcoming book about
What are you training for? It’s a fairly simple question which most people would answer in general terms: To lose weight To get my joints
The temperature is getting warmer. The grass is getting greener. And the last time I looked, there was a bit of snow in the forecast.
First, a clarification: The concept of regularly assessing our lives (preferably more than once/year), deciding that we want something more/better, and putting in some effort