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Ever wonder how to train for POWER without Olympic lifting? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this video, I cover what “power” training
Sunday scarries got you down?
Well while you’re there what if you brought down that barrier to entry you’re setting for your self too.
See what I did there? DOWN, lower. I’ll be here all week.
I love learning more about you guys + my community here. But one common theme I see over and over — you’re expecting your self to either be the 1) extreme of what your trying to do 2) an expert/great when just starting.
We don’t become better runners, fitter, good at business, “outdoorsy”, stronger, faster, smarter, whatever it is by WAITING till we become those things.
We become those things by STARTING before we’re ready, or great, or have it all figured out.
& so much of this likely comes from many things like perfectionism, not trusting your self to actually do the damn thing, etc. But also comparing YOUR DAY ONE to someone else’s day 1000 or 2000.
It also creates the idea you have to be GREAT at something or extreme within it to enjoy it. Which isn’t true!
All those arbitrary rules out there that leave us frozen from starting? Yeah — those are fake. Self created. Or shitty society messaging inflicted.
What if this week you removed the pressure?
You went for a slow run?
You went to a local park?
You tried the body weight workout at home?
You made that first post?
& what if you did it for you— instead of anyone else?
What would you do this week? 👇🏻
I’m Exercise Physiologist, sports nutritionist, weight lifter, and ultra runner. I am here to bring science to your training in a no-nonsense way. I have helped thousands of women crush big lifting goals, cross race finish lines, and even do both. I’m here to help you do the same!
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Alyssa Olenick, PhD
M.S., CISSN, PH.D. – EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
Alyssa is an Exercise Physiologist, sports nutritionist, weight lifter, and ultra runner. She is known for her high energy and sassy approach to bringing science to your training in a no-nonsense way. Alyssa has helped thousands of women crush big lifting goals, cross race finish lines, or even do both.
Alyssa Olenick, PhD
M.S., CISSN, PH.D. – EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
Alyssa is an Exercise Physiologist, sports nutritionist, weight lifter, and ultra runner. She is known for her high energy and sassy approach to bringing science to your training in a no-nonsense way. Alyssa has helped thousands of women crush big lifting goals, cross race finish lines, or even do both.
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