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Maximize Cardio

Maximize Cardio

Learn how to maximize your cardio workout with strategic planning, interval training, proper nutrition, and more. Achieve your fitness goals with these valuable tips and techniques.

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Benefits of Recovery

Benefits of Recovery

Discover the importance of rest and recovery for overall well-being. Explore the physical, mental, and emotional benefits, along with powerful recovery strategies for optimal rejuvenation.

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Outlive: Take Charge of Your Health

Outlive: Take Charge of Your Health

Embrace the transformative power of exercise! Discover the key to a long and vibrant life in “Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity” by Peter Attia, MD. Take charge of your health today.

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5 Ways to Practice Self-Compassion and Achieve Your Goals

5 Ways to Practice Self-Compassion and Achieve Your Goals

This article discusses the importance of self-compassion in achieving personal growth and self-improvement. It provides practical tips on how to be kinder to yourself, such as practicing mindfulness, reframing negative self-talk, treating yourself with kindness, connecting with others, and celebrating your accomplishments.

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Wake Up on Time: How to End the Snooze Cycle for Good

Wake Up on Time: How to End the Snooze Cycle for Good

Tips on how to end the snooze cycle and start your day on time. By establishing a consistent sleep schedule, creating a relaxing bedtime routine, avoiding electronic devices before bed, limiting caffeine and alcohol intake, keeping your bedroom conducive to sleep, and having a morning routine, you can improve your sleep quality, boost your energy levels, and become more productive.

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2023 Ruck & Murph

2023 Ruck & Murph

Join us for a Ruck + Memorial Day Murph, an intense workout that honors fallen servicemen and women while pushing you physically and mentally. Build community and raise awareness.

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What is Memorial Day Murph

What is Memorial Day Murph

The Memorial Day Murph is a workout that honors the sacrifice of Lieutenant Michael P. Murphy and other fallen servicemen and women. Participants perform a one-mile run, 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups, 300 air squats, and another mile run while wearing a 20-pound weight vest. The workout can be partitioned into 20 rounds of “Cindy,” allowing individuals to rest between push-ups. Participants may choose to wear a weight vest or not, with completion times varying between the two options. Proper preparation for the Murph involves regular training, proper nutrition and hydration, and gradually building endurance and strength.

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