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by Derwin Hargrave
Frequency, duration and volume are all important factors
Its well known that in order to make an intensive training program, all of these things n...
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by Derwin Hargrave
Having a vision for your life is no new concept
But its so important..
Because its not just going to happen naturally
You have to be a force of nat...
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by Derwin Hargrave
I stopped playing video games a long time ago
But I remember one of my favorite parts of video games was creating a player
Having to develop the ch...
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by Derwin Hargrave
You'll still want to skip workouts
You'll still want to go back to old habits
You'll still want to miss on your diet
Those desires never go away
Yo...
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by Derwin Hargrave
A lot of your mood, motivation and actions come down to your core beliefs
What do you believe working out does for you?
The answer to that question...
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by Derwin Hargrave
You lead people whether you want to or not
You set the standards for what's normal & acceptable for the people in your life
Your family
Friends...
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by Derwin Hargrave
7 and a half minutes...
That's how long I spent in my first cold plunge
And it was probably the hardest thing mentally I've ever done
I'm no strang...
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by Derwin Hargrave
I was listening to a podcast about developing mental toughness
In other words, ignoring your feelings to do what needs to get done
One of the comme...
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by Derwin Hargrave
I was listening to a podcast about developing mental toughness
In other words, ignoring your feelings to do what needs to get done
One of the comme...
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by Derwin Hargrave
I've noticed a trend...
Mondays & Tuesdays are the most populated days at the gym
When I do Modern Grit pop ups, I choose those days to setup a...
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by Derwin Hargrave
Yesterday I put out a message about mastering the mundane
Just that word itself, 'Mundane', is painful isn't it?
Here's how you still enjoy it...
S...
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by Derwin Hargrave
There's a quote on my gym's wall the that says "mastering the mundane over time produces dominant athletes"
I would change dominant "athletes" to ...
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