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Don Reichelt Runs The Badwater 135
The Badwater 135 is called the toughest footrace on planet Earth. Covering 135 miles, the race goes from Death Valley to Mt. Whitney CA. Temperatures can reach as high as 135 degrees F and the race puts the runners under significant stress with their first step
The Reasons Why
It is hard, at times, to explain what it is that drives us to be active. Is it something intrinsic? Is it that it just feels good? Maybe we know that it is good for us? Is society telling us it is the right thing to do? Well, yea, probably it's all of that and more.
Life Doesn't Come In A Pill
Why do we remember certain experiences and forget others? It seems that often it is the level of energy, commitment, and sacrifice that we put into what we do that creates the most lasting memories and feelings.
Four Ways Coffee Damages Your Training Regimen
I know this going to raise the hackles of some my biohacking friends and competitive athlete clients who love their bulletproof coffee.
5 Things You Didn't Know About Our Friend Astragalus
Allow us to introduce you to Astragalus. Astragalus is one of the main ingredients in our Performance Tea energy blend. Here are some of primary benefits of Astragalus.
Four Minute Mile
The man who did what no one thought was possible, Roger Bannister, passed away a few weeks ago at the age of 88. He was an Oxford medical student when he ran the first sub-four-minute mile in 1954.