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What are macros? Should I be tracking my macros? What are the advantages of tracking my macros? Is it hard to do?
info_outline Episode 26 (CrossFit Games Athlete - Kelley Jackson)The Fitness Burden
Body: Topic #1 - Brief introduction: Family, friends, passions other than CrossFit. Topic #2 - How did you get started with CrossFit? What is your favorite part about CrossFit? How long do you foresee yourself continuing CrossFit? Topic #4 - Anyone that trains as long and as hard as you has probably had to deal with injuries. How did you overcome those obstacles, and what advice would you give to someone who in currently dealing with one? Topic #3 - From an athlete's perspective, what does a typical day look like for you? Training? Programming? Nutrition? Mobility? Sleep? Start with when you...
info_outline Episode 25 (Why do so many CrossFitters love Jesus?)The Fitness Burden
Body: Topic #1: Matthew 22:36-40 “Jesus replied, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and will all your mind.” This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” CrossFit = Community Coaches want to help people. The best way to help people is to love them. Topic #2: Unlike any sport I’ve played, CrossFit focuses on growth of individuals as members of a community. Definition of CrossFit = “Relative intensity” means it is difficult for everyone, equally. A...
info_outline Episode 24 (How to 10x Your Fitness)The Fitness Burden
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info_outline When your diet isn't cutting it - literally (Part 3)The Fitness Burden
“When your diet isn’t cutting it - literally.” (Part 3) Parts 1 and 2 of this podcast have addressed food logs, macronutrient timing, carb cycling, and intermittent fasting. If you have not yet listened to those, please press pause on this episode and go back to those episodes first, as part 3 only builds on the first 2. Assuming that you get optimal sleep, eat high quality fat, protein, and carbohydrates at the appropriate times during the day, and that you have normal thyroid and adrenal function, carb-cycling and intermittent fasting may still not be enough. ...
info_outline Episode 23 (What to do after the CrossFit Open)The Fitness Burden
info_outline Episode 22 (More Weight or Faster times)
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info_outline Episode 21 (The 2016 CrossFit Open)The Fitness Burden
info_outline Episode 20 (Pushing through plateaus)
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info_outline The Fitness Burden - Episode 19 (Athlete Empowerment)The Fitness Burden
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- Intro:
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- Justin
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- “Welcome to The Fitness Burden, I’m Justin Smiley with my Co-Host,”
- Brian
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- “Brian Turek”
- Justin
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- “On today’s episode we are going to”
- Body: The 4 Degrees of action: “The 10x Rule” by Grant Cardone
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- Massive Thought or goals require massive action. Most people fail with both. Most people underestimate the amount of action it takes to achieve success and therefore rarely achieve it.
- Degree #1: Do nothing people: give up on their dreams, accep any result good or bad. Spend energy justifying why they aren’t doing anything. They have to spend a ton of time and creativity coming up with excuses.
- Degree #2: Retreat people: react instead of act. Action in reverse just to avoid something negative. Justify their response their responses. Keeps them ‘safe’. Don't be too ambitious, too focused, etc. Example: most marriages end in divorce. Retreat is an action.
- Degree #3: Normal action: middle class, mediocrity. It’s incredibly dangerous because most people consider it acceptable. Average heath, average career, average finances etc. The worst of the 4.
- Degree #4: children are born with the natural instinct to take massive action. It is society that tells them to be average and retreat. Massive action will actually produce new problems. Only unsuccessful people view massive action as unusual.
- Conclusion:
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- “If you liked what you heard, please don’t forget to go over to iTunes or Stitcher and give us a 5-star rating and share us on your social media of choice.”
- - Brian
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- “And leave us some feedback and comments about what you liked and what you would like us to discuss on future episodes.”