Episode 161: The power of Kaizen for impressive training progress and the illusion of maintenance

This week, Mike & Sincere discuss the following:

Why denial is a river and not an accurate measure for health
What is the Japanese philosophy of “kaizen” & how is it an ideal approach to training
Defining negligence and accidents could be the difference on avoiding injuries at the gym
Why taking 2 steps forward and 1 step back is not necessarily a bad thing
What we can learn from UFC star and Bantamweight champ Dominick Cruz’s recent comeback victory
Avoiding a Powerball attitude towards your training goals and life
Why your time = No refunds & why all sales are final
Why being in “maintenance mode” is a delusion

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