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Archive for February, 2010

The Influence of Your Legacy

Posted by: Rob Williams | Comments (0)
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

The actions that an athlete takes will form the images and emotions that people see and feel when they hear about this athlete 25, 50 and even 100 years from now. An athlete’s legacy is What they will be remembered for in both their respective sport and their life.

Your legacy is the aura that surrounds you and which allows for you to have a strong impact on others not just with your words…but mostly with your actions.

 

Most learning occurs through visual observation and very little comes from audible monologue. 

Every action you take today will influence the actions of millions of people tomorrow.

Live Your Legacy…“10 Laws Strong!”

-Rob “The Kinetic Guru”

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Categories : Law 09 - Thinking, Law 10 - Legacy
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Coconut Milk Demystified

Posted by: Rob Williams | Comments (3)
Sunday, February 14th, 2010

coconut palm treeAfter doing some research and listening to a trainer, that I’ve grown to respected professionally, named Jason Ferruggia I started to realize that maybe choosing to stop consuming dairy wouldn’t be the end of the world. Over the past few months I’ve been having a lot of adverse reactions to dairy consumption especially cheese and whey protein.

Now I come from a family where southern cooking is the norm, and drenching everything in cheese is everyday living.  And with my frequent training, whey protein had become a main staple for me.  But I noticed that over the years I started to experience episodes of cramping that left me bent over and sometimes even dropping me to my knees. I was always told that it was something else going on with me and that I may have some type of “disease”. Read More→

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Categories : Law 07 - Nutrition
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Book Review: 5-3-1 by Jim Wendler

Posted by: Rob Williams | Comments (1)
Monday, February 8th, 2010

531-coverWe are all familiar with the importance of strength training when it comes to increasing an athletes’ performance. Strength training is a very important tool, but we must remember that it is that, a tool.

One question that I always get when it comes to strength training is: Read More→

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Categories : Book Review, Law 04 - Inertia
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