I want to do more!Does that sentence resonate with you? Have you ever craved the ability to do more, train more, handle more? To smash skills, acts, training sessions and long days and be able to wake up and do it again? Wanting to do more is the #1 reason to join me for Oops I (over) Did It Again You see, yes, recovery is about rest but it’s also about increasing your capacity to do work. Hard work. The work you love. That’s why module two in this workshop is all about capacity, and honestly, this might be the part I am most excited about! In it we are going to learn all about how we can TRAIN to speed up the process of recovery and improve things like endurance and capacity! Thats right, in a workshop about recovering…we’re going to talk a lot about training more! We’ll be chatting about 2 main topics:
I’ll be going over new ways of training, specific workouts to develop your endurance and capacity and nervous system work to help you build resilience and get you doing more, well. So while rest is important, while choosing less is important, I built this workshop to help all of you do MORE of what you love. So if you are thinking “I am ready for more, I want to be able to handle more!” Then don’t miss out on Oops I (over) Did It Again!
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September 14th at 10am Pacific! Talk Soon! Sido
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