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Addressing five cycling/triathlon related weaknesses through strength training – By: Dave McIntosh

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.“

As a massage therapist and cycling coach working in a physical therapy clinic, these words have always resonated with me. Whether it is just a little more attention to nutrition/hydration, getting to bed a little earlier, or for our purposes here, adopting a strength training routine […]

By |April 2nd, 2019|Training|0 Comments

Navigating the Nutrition Landmine – By: Kelly Williamson

Keto. Paleo. Vegetarian. Whole 30. Intermittent fasting. Plant-based. Vegan. Grapefruit diet. …OK, maybe that’s an old one… but you get my point. Every time we turn around, there is a new ‘diet’ that seems the next best trend that will make YOU healthier, faster, stronger, and live until 110. I like to think that our […]

Project 13 Dallas: Stronger Together – By: Kelly Williamson

“My one word might be inspiration.  How I choose to live my life is up to me. MS lives with me, I don’t live with MS.  I am now in a situation where I can inspire others to stay, or become active, whether they are living with MS or not. People look at me a little […]

By |January 10th, 2019|Life, Motivation, Results, Training, Uncategorized|0 Comments

Lessons from the Long Game – By: Kelly Williamson

~Adopt the pace of nature; her secret is patience.~
(Ralph Waldo Emerson)
There are so many qualities that can be valuable to being a successful athlete. Some of the basics include commitment, dedication, perseverance and resiliency; none of which should be underestimated. But one quality that I feel is critical to long term success, both as an […]

By |December 7th, 2018|Life, Motivation, Results, Training, Uncategorized|0 Comments

A Changing of the Seasons – By Kelly Williamson

A Changing of the Seasons
By: Kelly Williamson
 

“Fall marks the end of producing things (a summer activity) and the beginning of producing insight; as we must have an end before something new may begin.” (David Burger, The Interdependence Paradigm)

Fall is a brilliant season. Some of us experience it more fully; the Midwest is tough to beat […]

By |November 8th, 2018|Life, Motivation, Swimming, Training|0 Comments