Monthly Archives: March 2025

The second trigger

In 2022, I got triggered by a blog: https://morbidlyobesetomarathonrunner.com/ I wrote about it here: https://cnsnnts.wordpress.com/2023/06/25/why-do-i-think-i-can-run-a-marathon/ As soon as I read that, I became confident that I could do it. This is so bizare to me, that I had the audacity

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No one will understand you – why do you run?

This is a solitary journey. That’s it. It’s just you and yourself. David Goggins You will rest when you sleep. Why do you run? Why do you even get out of bed? I hate my previous self. I want to

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If I Only Had 3 Weeks To Get Shredded, THIS Is What I’d Do

Bullet Points 3 weeks Extreme Fat Loss WOW!!!! I like this video. It could help with a bootstrap. Calorie deficit is important. Pretty aggressive

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Keep running simple and enjoyable

His main points are:

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Running race distance during practice AND about running fasted

https://www.runnersworld.com/nutrition-weight-loss/a63872682/fasted-cardio-benefits/

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Some food ideas

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Did the NYC half

I feel fine. I feel good. I didnt meet any goals, because I didnt set any. But the system works. The biggest benefit of doing this was that it helped me get refocused. It’s a common theme. Let’s get shredded

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Tomorrow, you will be an obese 40 year old

I think I just had a vision of this and it has freaked me out. I cannot let it happen!!!!!! I cannot let that happen. Absolutely not. I cannot let this time just go by and have nothing to show

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Reframing the mind

I meet you again. It is the night before the NYC Half. I am nervous and angry that I haven’t been able to make the progress I wanted. I keep doing stuff but not making significant progress. I feel like

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Coffee is good for you

Dr. Nicholas Fabiano summarizes a review from Elsevier highlighting coffee’s potential to preserve biological aging mechanisms. Over the past 20 years, studies have consistently shown that moderate coffee consumption reduces all-cause mortality by about 17%, potentially increasing healthspan by 1.8

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