Bre Pettis | I Make Things - Bre Pettis Blog - The Cult of Done Manifesto Dear Members of the Cult of Done, I present to you a manifesto of done. This was written in collaboration with Kio Stark in 20 minutes because we only had 20 minutes to get it done. The Cult of Done Manifesto There are three states of being. Update: James Provost made the awesome poster for the Cult of Done Manifesto. And Joshua Rothaas made this poster. one hundred push ups - welcome If you're serious about increasing your strength, follow this six week training program and you'll soon be on your way to completing 100 consecutive push ups! Think there's no way you could do this? I think you can! All you need is a good plan, plenty of discipline and about 30 minutes a week to achieve this goal! No doubt some of you can already do 50 consecutive push ups, but let's face it, you're in a big minority. However, it really doesn't matter which group you fall into. From the New York Times: "As a symbol of health and wellness, nothing surpasses the simple push-up. The buzz about one hundred push ups: Compliments on a great web site. Proudly Hosted by Host Gator | Original Template Design by Andreas ViklundCopyright © 2008 | 2014 Steve Speirs
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LIFT-RUN-BANG "Done Is Better Than Perfect" It's nice to see people disagreeing because they take pride in their finished piece. But that's not the issue here. The issue is that if you have the choice between getting it perfect but never finishing, or finishing but never getting it perfect, you should finish. As an artist, if I never finished anything until it was perfect, I'd never have completed a single piece of artwork in my life. If any software, hardware, or other technology company never finished anything until it was perfect, computers would have taken decades instead of years to evolve. No finished product is perfect, and if you keep trying for perfection, you WILL never finish. No one is saying you can't put out an amazing finished piece. The Pros Of Heart Rate Training For Runners When you think of an easy run, thoughts of runners cruising down the sidewalk, rocking out to the beat in their headphones at a comfortable clip probably come to mind. Unknowingly, however, most runners don’t really run all that easy on their easy runs. After a few warmup miles, many runners start to feel good and begin pushing the pace without even realizing it. What started out as an easy run may end up being a push to simply get it over with as quickly as possible. To help runners and other endurance athletes keep their easy runs easy and their hard workouts at the correct intensity, more and more coaches are relying on heart-rate training. During exercise, the body utilizes two primary sources of fuel, namely carbohydrates and fats. To determine an athlete’s metabolic efficiency and identify their target heart-rate training zones, Steinle uses treadmill and bike tests. FILED UNDER: Training TAGS: heart rate / jog / programme / run / running / trainer
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