When trying to be productive, ADHDers often fall into one of two traps that leave them either burned out or struggling to create momentum.
The Sneaky Grind of the 12 Days of Christmas Workout
The 12 Days of Christmas workout can be a grind, but the real challenge isn’t where you think it is. Here’s a breakdown of the sneaky way it gets you.
What Cookies and Clean-and-Jerks Have in Common
On the surface, cookies and clean-and-jerks appear to be two separate worlds. But look closer, and you’ll find they follow a surprisingly similar recipe.
3 Benefits of Doing the Same Warm-Up Routine For Every Workout
Consistency and predictability may not be so exciting, but having the same starting ritual every day has benefits that outweigh the boring factor. Here are 3 reasons why you should start every workout the same way.
4 Strategies to Overcome Your Fear of Box Jumps
Sometimes, the heaviest lifts in the gym do not involve lifting actual weights. The box jump can feel like a heavy lift because of the fear it induces. Here’s why you’re afraid and how to overcome the fear.
5 Considerations to Determine the Best Murph Strategy For You
In the fitness world, Memorial Day weekend brings endless discussion about which Murph strategy is the best. Here are 5 things to consider when determining how to approach this workout.
3 Strategies to More Effectively Transition Between Tasks with ADHD
For people with ADHD, transition time between tasks can often be a black hole of lost time. Here are 3 strategies to help you transition more effectively between tasks.
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