Joined May 2017
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Most people overcomplicate fitness. Dr. Andy Galpin's 6-pillar protocol for the average person. Hit all 6, and almost nothing will stop you.
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6. Train muscular endurance at least once a week. 30 reps, isometrics, holds, calisthenics. Different from strength. Builds staying power. Most people never train this.
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Tick all 6 boxes and you're ready for anything. Surprise hike? You make it. New sport on short notice? You're in. Random sprint? No problem. You don't need a complicated plan. You need the right 6 things. Follow for more on building a body that lasts.
Saturday Systems Check. Run the weekly review: - What actually worked? - What drained me? - What do I cut next week? - What is the one big bet? Review Weekly. Adjust. Let it Compound.
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Weekend Challenge: One outdoor workout. Hike, ruck, sprint, Swim . . . or just walk in nature. Your body was built to move outside.
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Fitness Friday Checklist. Hit these before the weekend: - Third lift of the week - 10k steps daily - Protein at every meal - 2 liters of water - No screens for 1 hour before bed Small reps. Big compounding.
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One question that fixes most overthinking: "What would this look like if it were easy?" Ask it. Then do that version first.
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Your thinking is the highest-leverage skill you own. Better thoughts & better decisions = better life. 7 Mental Models I use Every Week:
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6. Regret Minimization. Project to age 80. Regrets invariably lead back to inaction.
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7. First Principles. Strip a problem down to bare metal. Build up from facts, not habits or assumptions. Write every morning. Review every evening.
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