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Greetings,
This week: Quitting is not an option; How to
manufacture time; Dave Scott Q and A video; MAP
Rules again; Captain Ed's Journal.
Have a great week.
D.I. Minkoff, M.D.
| MAP Rules again |
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First off, let me say that I am a true believer in the
benefits of MAP. I used it throughout my 2008
triathlon/running season. I crushed every PR,
including a 10:58 finish at Ironman Arizona, but I also
recognized noticeable differences in my body
composition. In fact, at the age of 33, I am now in the
best shape of my life and am recovering faster from
hard training sessions. I did make some dietary
changes, however I can't help but think that MAP was
the missing link. These days, people are asking
me, "what are you on?...and where can I get some?"
Thanks again for developing a great product!
Kara Bruzan
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| Dave Scott Q and A Video |
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Dave Scott and Dr. David I. Minkoff discuss
strength training for endurance athletes at St.
Anthony's Triathlon in St. Pete Florida, May 2009.
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| How to Manufacture Time |
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For anyone that has completed or is training to
complete an Ironman, if you were asked, "Is there any
way that you could make a full-time job consisting of
just Ironman preparation?" the answer would be an
obvious "Yes". Threats of divorce? Kids calling the
delivery guy by your name? Colleagues hurt you have
other lunch plans? Golf game a joke? Yes, Ironman
training forces us to make difficult choices.
We love our families, jobs, friends, communities, and
social life, but the narcissist in us occasionally
dreams of training unencumbered for an Ironman.
OK, wake up. Not going to happen. This article seeks
to provide some pragmatic advice for those who feel
squeezed between Ironman training and the rest of
life.
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| Captain Ed's Journal |
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Well, after the birth of my daughter, Sophia, it has
been a whirlwind of activity over the last month.
I took command of Charlie Company, 1/3 Infantry on
Friday, 24 April, and then 2 days later, got on a plane
to head down to the Joint Readiness Training Center
(JRTC) at Fort Polk, LA. My company traveled down
here to replicate the Host Nation Security Forces (Iraqi
Army, in this case) for the unit going through the
rotation down here.
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Quitting is Not an Option |
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by Pam Kallio
USAT Level II Coach, USA Cycling Level II Coach
The Navy Seals and other Special Forces units in the
US Military have similar sayings. "Quitting is not an
option". Who hasn't had the thought -The fleeting
thought to quit a bad race, or if not actually quit, give up
mentally. I can think of several different cases as of
late where friends, athletes, and people I coach have
had this thought - a bad race - a hard day..What
keeps one person going no matter what and another
gives up. In my book quitting is not an option - you
cannot mentally or physically quit a race because of a
bad day. Only if you are truly physically injured should
you quit. I have seen Pros run barefoot because they
forgot running shoes, carry bikes because they had no
spare tire, and complete the run even if they were
completely out of the race for the sake of finishing. I
have seen athletes crawl across the finish line
because their bodies lacked the power to stand and
walk or run over. I have seen Jr Athletes dig deep
because they knew that not to would be letting
themselves down - and I have seen Parent/Athletes
keep driving on because of the impression that
quitting would leave on their children. I remember
seeing Karen Smyers on National TV at Kona stop on
the run and throw up - then walk - then jog and then
15 or 20 minutes later she was back to running.
Crissy Wellingon last year after a flat and no CO2
cartridge got passed by her competitors - all of them -
but then a team mate threw her a spare CO2 - and
she was off again - not defeated mentally but
pursuing all those who had passed her to Win the title
again. Champions keep on..that's what makes them
champions.
Read the rest . . .
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