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Showing posts with label Endurance athlete. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Endurance athlete. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 December 2019

Allyness Saves Lives - Check out the new Allycast Podcast




Allyness Saves Lives 



The Bulletproofbodies Boys feel proud to represent “injury prevention and management” for the Gone Tabbing Community.




We are pleased to announce the new Podcast for our community with host Steve O'Connor.

Inspired by new World Record Holder Nick Grainge.

Steve O’Connor hosts Nick on the link below:



The Bulletproofbodies Boys will be back in the beautiful Brecon Beacons supporting those brave enough to attempt the Fan Dance series in January 2020, 

5th -7th Jan.



Where member of the Gone Tabbing Community show us the respect we deserve:


As usual we salute our host Ken Jones and his team for AEE Special Forces Events.


I wonder who will be next on the Allycast?



Thursday, 11 July 2019

Bulletproofbodies Supports the AEE Fan Dance 2019

                 

Last weekend Dale, Uzo and James from Bulletproofbodies teamed up with Avalanche Endurance Events (AEE) to provide Physiotherapy and Foot Care Support to all Endurance Athletes.

The scene is the mighty Pen Y Fan in the Brecon Beacons and the race is the Fan Dance.




Last Summer was extremely hot but last weekend the weather was perfect for racing up and down the hill.

At Bulletproofbodies, we are just like you.

We treat Athletes during the day and then race ourselves at night for Exercise High Moon.

Ken Jones runs a fantastic event with AEE and if you want to know more just click on the link below:




Uzo and James both went Loaded where as Dale went clean fatigue.


Uzo won the loaded category and James came a close second in their age categories.

They absolutely thrashed Dale, who came in 15th place overall.



We also had all the brand new kit from Pulseroll for all athletes to use for FREE.

Loads of athletes were raving about the new Pulseroll Massage Gun.


Check out the new products from Pulseroll on the link below:


Use the discount code:

DALE1


Video: https://www.youtube.com/user/michalj1360



Monday, 24 June 2019

Bulletproofbodies Meets David Goggins

                   

Last week Bulletproofbodies had the absolute pleasure of meeting the legend that is David Goggins.

The interviewer started with:

“How do we all be more like David Goggins?”

David was immediate in his response.

“Don’t become like me, be your own Hero!”

David wants us to use this example to achieve more.

He was "built not born" and he states that this ability to endure is within all of us.


David’s book “Can’t Hurt Me” is amazing, but even better is the Audio book/Podcast.

David and Adam do a spectacular job in this experimental Audio Book that is read by Adam and then elaborated by both Adam and David after each chapter.

There is a challenge for the reader after every chapter so that you can implement the lessons for yourself and then use the hashtags on social media.

#canthurtme


What makes David Goggins different from all the rest is his vulnerability. 

It is easy to sing when you are winning, but what if you had David’s upbringing?

This bad-ass MF tells you what happens to him in a brutally honest and refreshingly authentic way that could not be less Hollywood if he tried.

David’s Rules:

1.     Callus your mind

2.     The Accountability Mirror

3.     The 40% rule

4.     Remove the Governor that limits you

David Goggins is living proof that more can be achieved through hard work and effort than any of us ever think possible. 

From Navy Seal to Ultra Endurance Athlete. He is the real deal and also one of the most inspirational people the Bulletproofbodies Team have ever met.


Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=oIrT1eHs1b0

David Goggins the Bulletproofbodies team salute you.





Friday, 20 July 2018

What Causes Runner's High?

               

Two weekends ago I experienced the so called, "Runners High."

The Bulletproofbodies SF Fit Team were working at the AEE Special Forces Event in the Brecon Beacons and we got a chance to do the night march/run/Tab.

About an hour into the run I felt more alive and in tune with my body than I have for years.

It felt primal, man against mountain.

We were running in a group, competing only against ourselves and the terrain.

The Sunset start, the warm summer air the beautiful scenery all contributed to this feeling of euphoria.

The runner's high has two components to it.

The physical and the mental.

The physical results from the release of endorphins (or does it? - see above video) and this usually occurs thirty to forty minutes after continuous running, the mental aspect is the more elusive one aspect of this state.


The mental phenomenon is usually described as, "a state of euphoria and absence of the self or ego."

And yet you need to pay attention to your breathe, the scenery, your muscles and open your mind to all sensations as you run.

If you do this the ego is eliminated at least for a while and the runners high is then experienced.


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Video: https://www.youtube.com/user/scishow