What happens when you don’t want to do something? Two choices. Bag it, or do it anyway. And when we DO do it, it builds strength, consistency, and the “talent” to break through when it gets rough in your tough training sessions or . . . your race. There’s a lot of power in using your pain and resistance in your favor. It’s the path to creating real change in your life. You’re always in the driver’s seat to do or not to do. It’s important to keep in mind that we are typically under fatigue and working through that fatigue is how we get stronger. Doing hard things make us happier. Next time you don’t feel like you don’t want to do something, flip your switch and realize the reason you don’t want to do it is EXACTLY the reason you should. Be disciplined, focused and versatile.  Topic:  Using your pain Working in the snow Why we should do things we don’t want Hard things make us happy A strenuous life is a good life How do we change? Harmony in the brain to fix the body “It just got real” Laughing at The Ironman run  You’re in the driver’s seat How will you get through today’s workout? Walking away from it Inconsistent to consistent Underlying fatigue Unlocking another gear Don’t want to? Do it anyway? Handling adversity Oh, forgot my watch Disciplined, focused, and versatile Too much credit? Or not enough? Best college football uniforms   Coaching Inquiries Mike Tarrolly - CrushingIron@gmail.com Robbie Bruce - C26Coach@gmail.com www.c26triathlon.com