The (unfortunate) art of slowing progress
The tiny details and global patterns of successful movement
The risks, rewards, and red herrings of health and longevity
New research on intermittent fasting and how we know what we know
A bit of history
The moments we rush through add up
What is zone 2, anyway?
How physical performance cuts through propaganda
Moving into a more human-centred perspective on elite performance
The knock-on effects of policing nipples
How to lower your blood pressure
An operational definition
Action steps for eating well
Let's get weird
Why being present for exercise matters
Longevity, healthspan, and why fitness is like a cone
What you do with your body... wait for it... at home
Why we should be open to what research might be saying, even when it's not saying it that well
Our advice on getting the best value from personal training
Training over 40 – and lessons that will benefit even young whippersnappers
An essay by Henry Rollins
Where your day truly begins
All presence is mindfulness but not all mindfulness is presence. Here's why
What looks hard is not always the same on what is hard
Did you know that, in Japan, they have vending machines that dispense street justice?
By being less silly, of course. A description of our most predictable mistakes
The nuts and bolts of mindfulness in action
How to decode what the influencers are saying
The very best time to do Very Hard Things
And some not-so-pretty things
Exercise science is a young science. A baby!
Chipping away the painful and inessential
Sometimes, the small things are all we've got.
Like seriously, are you aiming to be the "chosen one"?
Bad habits are part of a complex system of other habits… like a heavily knotted rope
3 levels of control
Warren Buffet meets Muscle Beach
Enlightenment as a signal
Finding the right tool for tough challenges
The adaptive value of a buffer
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