Why you “need” a coach
If its good enough for him……… <br />
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Self Reflection: 22 Things I Notice About My Descending
I love it And I always want to enjoy it I want to enjoy it, especially in relation to the climbing that has usually preceded it My intention is safety as a foundational given, and performance as the goal – I practice viewing and achieving these priorities, as one Performance for me is indicated
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Misguided Aero Positions On The Bike
I’ve got a mate and professional colleague, David Darbyshire, who lives in Hawaii, and works with mostly golfers on the US mainland and triathletes in Hawaii. His approach, like mine, is to work with the athlete’s body so it can move and produce the required forces of the chosen activity more efficiently. The Approach
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The Power of Re-Framing – lessons learnt from a big wave nutter
Ross Clark Jones is a big wave surfer paid to chase and ride massive ocean swells. I was reading a recent article on him the other day in the paper (he’s got a doco out that features Tom Carroll and himself riding huge surf), and in it he describes his attitude and approach to the
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Self Belief
Chipper Jones is a long time, one team Major League Baseballer for the Atlanta Braves. After 20 years in ‘the show’ he’s retiring – but he’s actually still producing good numbers! This is a quote taken from a recent article reflecting on his achievements, his character and his plans as a more available Dad: