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The word I’ve chosen for 2023 is “reorient.” In the sense of unearthing and realigning to my “true north.” It takes genuine excavating and direct action to change paths from what has become comfortable. The last couple years I’ve focused on exploring and being adaptable.

one thing that annoys me about this age— people coming up with terms for concepts/ideas that already exist so they can “break” the algorithm call me an old man but it just feels gross. Language already there’s. Definitions exists for a reason. And inability to use already existing terms to contextualize current trends gets us caught in this weird zombie loop

Bringing the 𝐋𝐨𝐲𝐨𝐥𝐚 𝐱 𝐍𝐅𝐋 experience to you. Loyola Athletics is excited to share that the Cubs will be playing at SoFi Stadium! The stage doesn’t get much bigger than this, so make your plans now to cheer for @LoyolaFB on Thursday, Oct. 9th. See you at SoFi! #GoCubs

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Will get some hate for this, but oh well. - What’s happening in LA is insane - People are pissed off for a reason - People have a right to protest, peacefully - The violence is ridiculous and unnecessary - Rioting against local LA government (which is highly represented of Latinos and other underrepresented communities) is dumb - Immigrants make this country great, especially in California - People are so desperate to deport the hardest working people who make their lives better - let’s see you do the jobs nobody else is willing to do - There should be a viable route to citizenship (like there once was 20-40 years ago) - Citizenship should be available for those who obey the law, contribute to society, and come with good intentions - The irony behind J6 supporters calling out LA rioters is just wild - Local media is cooked, any remaining trust & reputation they had is likely lost - The minority of people using “protests” as a cover for just expressing violence, looting, and destruction should be held accountable — they’re ruining it for the majority who are simply standing up for a cause they believe in - The broad hate I’m seeing towards Mexicans online is straight up racist — don’t generalize an entire community based on a select group of outliers -^^ on this last point, y’all know that X replies are public right? Seeing some people who I thought were level-headed (and otherwise respectable), say some really wild stuff online

the point of working out is not to get better at working out it’s to feel better in life. Your every day No need to love working out to get the benefits of it. Get your movement in, keep it moving Go live life, feel better while doing it 🫡

This Luka/AD trade got me coming back to Twitter lol Because WHAT?!?!

My sister @AdoreJourdyhn worked on this and I’m so proud!

Our 3000+ college athlete members are happy that this conversation is finally being had on this type of platform. @PatMcAfeeShow @KirkHerbstreit @OfficialAJHawk The time for college athletes to come to the table as partners in the business of college sports has been long overdue. Whether it is collective bargaining or negotiating - our members believe they deserve a seat at the table to negotiate the terms of their play in the multibillion-dollar industry driven by their efforts! @bcope51 @jimcavale @espn @VivalaZito @tyschmit

This is Kevin Kelly. The close friend Tim Ferriss goes to for advice. He taught him a philosophy for life that made Tim stop giving a f*ck. Here's the philosophy:

when you start working out again or training hard, one little trick is using low intensity days like easy cardio to still be active but not (overly) increase your stress response especially the day after a hard workout what this does is not only increase your work capacity (the amount of working out your body will get used to doing) but can also decrease the time it takes you to recover / feel better you’ll also likely get in shape faster, obviously, as your time working out also increases Too many people make the mistake of trying to stack hard workouts back to back when their body can’t handle it OR taking too many days completely off / cessation of activity after a hard workout Below are a couple workouts from this week that I did back to back to illustrate my point

Wild is an understatement

@michaelmiraflor I feel the same but in reverse. After cutting off Spotify in 2018 in favor of Apple Music I can’t bring myself to go back even though I found the personalization and song recommendations based on my preferences to be better.

What's weird is that I am very loyal to iOS and barring some radical shift in personal technology, will probably be locked into that ecosystem for life. But I can't bring myself to switch over from Spotify to Apple Music. Playlists make the switching costs enormously high.

@DJRTistic Lmao I went to the one in Culver City at 12pm today thinking it was gonna be a smooth process and the car line was out the parking while the walk-in line was out the door. It doesn’t add up! WE SEE THE TRUTH.

Twitter ain’t a real place because 95% of yall swear it’s trash, overrated, mid, etc etc and yet, it’s always an extremely long line. And I guarnteeee if it opened in other states on the east and south, it would still have just as long of a line. It’s not supposed to be gourmet

honestly, don’t be afraid to share your craft / skill and put it out in world for public consumption you don’t need to grow a huge “following” but you do need a track record of “work” key here is to get the right eyeballs on your work not just “a lot.” You can find success this way as well Good work is not always popular but if someone who is popular finds your work, and thinks it is quality, that catalyst can change your life

a reason I’m so passionate about people engaging in health / wellness strategies (and give much away for free) is cause it’s clearly one of the last components of your life that is relatively under your control to improve your well-being. so much else is the result of policy decisions made before you were born or just luck of the cosmic draw but if you really don’t believe you have 10-30 minutes a day to just ~try~ basic movement, stress reduction strategies, or eat a little better all hope truly is lost

small nuance here but this is the wrong question. You really just want to know how to keep speed you can already run at, for longer. Not actually get “faster.” Seems like semantics but you just gotta work on “speed endurance” Easiest way is to do is base/recovery runs - runs of 30-45+ minutes at at an “easy pace” 2-3x a week tempo runs - holding a speed that’s “comfortably hard” for 5-15 minutes. Rest two minutes. Repeat 3-5x. Do this 1-2x a week intense interval runs - speed work or VO2 max work. Easiest way for this is to do track workouts. 1-2x a week Then recovery / prehab / strength work mixed in so you reduce chance of injury risk Here are some links below that might help joeholder.medium.com/the-track-is-a… gq.com/story/the-trac… shape.com/fitness/cardio…

@JoeHolder_ Thr internet never fails in its attempts to leech joy out of wholesome moments

lol remember when everyone got mad at this poor woman cause she just loved her husband and everyone attacked her and called her “privileged” insane times

Still Nike boyz all the way but this is a good ad has body positivity / inclusivity but embraces everything including performance + aesthetics + recreation etc while still keeping it specific to running v human goes broad and deep, not easy to do in a quick spot

@JoeHolder_ ABOUT to go hit a hike to the Hollywood sign lol pics to come

if you went for a run or worked out today respond to me below/ show me proof and I’ll pick a few people to send a pair of Nike shoes to :) ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️