Home, Training, and Insights
As everyone knows, I learn more at my seminars than my audience. There is an old joke about teaching: 40 people watching one person learn the material. It’s true in an odd way. In Dublin, I kept on my little policy of absolute honesty. I am coming out with my own version of the Velocity Diet and I outlined the ideas, I told them exactly how I train and I admitted all my flaws (both of them…including humility).
I loved the trip. If you want to see the pics, hit me up on my Facebook account…if you need to add me as a friend, I am glad to do it. After a 25 hour trip home, I just lumped yesterday and trained today. In Dublin, I did some VO2 Max and a 100 rep race with the 16 kilo kbell and some this and that. Today, I did a lot of rolling, pull ups, some kbells and some Get Ups. I am experimenting with a Get Up on a foam roller, let me think this through over a few sessions.
I think the thing I come away with from most workshops is that it took me a long time to make things this simple. I’m working on my next book now (and I need a favor) and so much of what I explain in person doesn’t carry over into the written word. Alas.
The favor: we are moving into a second printing of “Never Let Go.” If you see any errors, can you let me know? Spelling or whatever is fine, we picked up about three or so. I would appreciate it.

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December 31, 2009
Sounds like it was an awesome trip…looking forward to hearing more!
January 1, 2010
What a fun looking time! Hope I can get to Dublin someday.
January 1, 2010
Dan,
Unfortunately, my copy of Never Let Go is in Vermont and I’m in Pgh for the next week+. When do you need corrections by? I’ve found several … but not sure if I can re-find them.
January 1, 2010
“my own version of the velocity diet…’–what, where, when, how??? Inquiring minds want to know.
January 2, 2010
Ah…my next article!