by Miranda Mayhew | Jul 5, 2019 | Athletic Training, Catalyst Blog, Events, Exercise Technique Coaching, Motivational, Specialty Groups
Our Catalyst family started something new last year, and we are going to repeat that success and provide an AWESOME fitness adventure once again. In July 2018, we trained hard and learned new skills during the weeks leading up to the Duntroon Highlands Spartan Race,...
by Chris Cooper | Apr 3, 2019 | Athletic Training, Catalyst Blog, Coaches, Monthly Newsletter, Motivational
Here’s why you have a coach: There’s too much out there. You know you can’t do everything. A lot of it looks–or sounds–good. I’m talking about diet plans, supplements, workout programs, or even daily WODs. But you can’t do it...
by Miranda Mayhew | Mar 24, 2019 | Events, Exercise Technique Coaching, Motivational
Want to run your first 5k this year? Just want to go outside and find some sun? This is for you. The biggest hurdle to running for most people is the fear of pain. Running is great exercise: do it right, and you’ll love it. Do it wrong, and it can limit everything...
by Chris Cooper | Feb 7, 2019 | Athletic Training, Catalyst Blog, Exercise Technique Coaching, Motivational, Specialty Groups, WORKOUT OF THE DAY
“No one gets fired for buying an IBM.” This was IBM’s primary advertising tactic in the late 1990s: selling FUDD (Fear, Unknown, Discord and Doubt.) They were selling against the new faster, more powerful Mac. And since they couldn’t sell their...
by Chris Cooper | Jan 14, 2019 | Catalyst Blog, Motivational, Nutritional, Uncategorized
We don’t rise to the level of our challenges; we fall to the level of our preparation.”Commitment devices” set us up for long-term success, using our bodies and brains in the way they’ve evolved to be used.We’re wired to save energy. For...
by Chris Cooper | Jan 9, 2019 | Catalyst Blog, Motivational, Nutritional
…start by making tiny changes in your life, one at a time. In 2003, Sir Dave Brailsford took over the British Cycling Team. He wasn’t a professional coach, and he’d only been an amateur cyclist. Instead of trying to rebuild the perennially weak...
