Asking your coach a question about your training shows that you're engaged in the process and open to new information that could help you improve. Which is why most coaches love and appreciate questions! Here are some examples of questions that your coach wants you to ask (because the answer will help you make [...]
By Alan Shaw, Co-Founder and Head Coach of Rhapsody Fitness in Charleston, SC The source of everything from snarky remarks to abject loathing, there are a few taboos across the fitness community. Peeling back the shame and stigma, we are digging into these common missteps - what they are, why they hurt offenders most [...]
You’re not going to crush every workout. Becoming a better version of yourself happens through both the highs and the lows. Which means that sometimes raising the bar on your health and fitness means putting the barbell down. The score on the whiteboard is not a reflection of who you are. Your worth is [...]
If you're familiar with Maslow's hierarchy of needs, then you've probably seen the 5-level pyramid comprised of: Physiological needs (at the bottom of the pyramid) - food, water, warmth, rest Safety needs - security, safety Belongingness and Love needs - relationships, friends Esteem needs - prestige, sense of accomplishment Self-Actualization (the top level of [...]
En route to the corner store, Logan was accelerating through an intersection when his OneWheel stopped short and sent him flying. Reflexively, he stuck out an arm to catch himself and the asphalt impact travelled straight up his wrist through to his elbow and broke it. In medical terms, Logan fell-on-out-stretched-hand or “FOOSH’d” resulting in [...]
When you’re setting aside time and money to raise the bar on your health and fitness, it makes sense that you want to make the most of that investment. We recently shared a few ideas on how you can get the most out of your training investment. If you missed part one, here is [...]
