Series

Some of my blog posts are organized into series.

These series make more sense if you read them in order, rather than finding them chronologically mixed in with many other posts.

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  • A Tracer's Manifesto (11)In late 2016 I began a small discussion with a few friends about an idea.

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  • Changes and Results (13)How, exactly, did I get to where I am now? The "My Journey" series covers all sorts of things -- this series is just about physical and health changes I've made.

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  • John Briffa's "A Good Look at Good Health" (14)There are a few health-related blogs which I recommend very highly. A Good Look at Good Health is one of the better ones I’ve found. I’ve posted some excerpts here of his posts which I’ve found most interesting.

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  • M. Eades' Blog (25)There are a few health-related blogs which I recommend very highly. M. Eades' Blog is one of the better ones I’ve found. I've a "round up" post which has all the really good science posts highlighted.
  • My Journey (72)Usually, one only sees the highlights of a journey; The best photos, best stories, and best experiences are shown which paint the journey in its best light. Here, I'm trying to honestly show my journey by sharing my challenges, bumps, advances and failures.

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  • Ned Kock's "Health Correlator" (3)There are a few health-related blogs which I recommend very highly. Health Correlator is one of the better ones I’ve found. I’ve posted some excerpts here of his posts which I’ve found most interesting.

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  • Parkour Travel (5)A collection of thoughts on how and why to travel in the context of Parkour. This series is in a more philosophical and psychological vein. (There's another series about the nuts and bolts things, tips and tricks about traveling.)

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  • Scaf 101 (13)This series explans how to build with pipe scaffolding ("scaf") and pipe clamps. In the Parkour world, more and more people want to build things to train and play on. When I started building with scaf I had to do a lot of learning by trial and error. This is the series I wish I could have found on day one.
  • Stephan Guyenet's "Whole Health Source" (12)There are a few health-related blogs which I recommend very highly. Whole Health Source is one where you should, basically, read everything he has ever posted. But, a few of the posts are just so awesome — or are great “gateway to getting interested” posts — that I’ve posted some excerpts here.
  • Study inspired by Pakour & Art du Déplacement by V. Thibault (37)A series of posts chronicling my studying this book containing 90 short sections; It’s a large, open-ended collection of ideas and vignettes on Parkour.

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  • The interviews from my perspective (4)These posts contain my thoughts and lessons learned from the behind the scenes of the Movers Mindset interviews. These are the stories from before the interview, or after, the other people in the room you don’t hear, the places we visit, or just the vibe.
  • Travel Gear (5)A collection of my thoughts and ideas about the physical things which make light-weight travel easy-- or at least possible. Maybe even fun.

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  • 100 Days of Training (2017) (104)I’m going to try to do 100 consecutive days of getting in a good training session- something. anything. With a public post to keep me honest and on track. (This series is from 2017.)
  • 10,000 Reps Project (36)Once I had an idea: What would happen if I tried to do 10,000 repetitions of 5 different body-weight activities in one year? Push-ups, pull-ups, squats, handstand (10k seconds in handstand), and bar-to-bar precision jumps. This series is the answer.


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