Experiencing difficulty. Have been aware of this for a few days now and have been unable to “shake it off.” Have decided the best means to address the issue is to use the blog and “write it out,” to attempt an analysis and gain understanding of the difficulty.
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Tag Archives: Science
Laziness
On Thursday, I met with N. The experience was powerful and confounding. I commenced jotting notes to myself in an attempt to unpack what had taken place. This series of posts reflects the trajectory of that day, and my associated analysis.
A September 14th story in The Globe and Mail titled “Humans are hard-wired for laziness, study finds” reports on research in bio-mechanics. The key insight is here:
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Judging the Hill
Have been troubled by my inability to correctly gauge the total height of the hill climb. Today I went out and did 4 reps with a recovery loop between each hill rep. The first time I made this climb I arrived at the top half dead, totally incapable of further forward movement until I had fully recovered my breath. Today, I marched up to the top without any problem at all. And did it four times running.
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