We need human interaction, but it isn’t crucial when it comes being coached. Less face to face contact can allows you to be more open, vulnerable and accepting of constructive feedback.

Eating the same meal day in and day out makes for simple meal prep but can leave you wanting more variety. There are easy, low macro ways to change the flavor profile of your food without needing to change your entire routine.

With full schedules and tight deadlines, we quite often find ourselves wishing we had more time in our day to do things we love and enjoy.

Traveling, while fun and exciting, can also present some frustrations, challenges, and patience testers!

As we strive to make progress it’s easy to lose sight of all the things that we have to be thankful for NOW.

When we operate from a place of gratefulness we develop the ability to be satisfied in moderation. Just think of a food item that you enjoy.

Several guys from the box that I attend were doing WAG and had great results. At the time I was 326 lbs. and always last in workouts. I looked at myself and said if I was to continue CrossFit and get healthier I need to look at my diet as well.

Have you been injured, relocated or fallen out of love with your training program? Perhaps you have less time to train or you’ve met your goals and are unsure of what’s next.

Expressing gratitude no doubt has a positive impact on those around us, but there are countless reasons that being grateful increases our own happiness as well.

Schedule restraints, limited food choices, and unknown quantities are all common occurrences when you attend a conference, making the thought of traveling and tracking seem daunting.

As humans, we are drawn to extremes, this is why most of us face an internal struggle with the “all or nothing” mentality.