Teach4Endurance

Join me, Teach4Endurance, as we dive into what I call the "Overstimulation Theory". 😃 If you're feeling overwhelmed by the constant buzz of tech and info (whether you're a triathlete in training, an educator in action, or just part of life), this one's for you!🌟 5 Keys You’ll Learn in this Episode:Striking a Balance -How simplifying your approach in training or education can be surprisingly rewarding.Optimal Performance -The importance of finding your "sweet spot" to function and endure longer.Tech Overload -Understanding the concept of "paralysis by over analysis" and its impact on performance.True Connections Matter -Why real relationships with students will always trump any shiny new tech.Moderation is Key -The necessity of balancing technology use to avoid mental burnout and foster resilience.Note: The intro/outro/backing track is a composition of mine titled "Propaganda".

Join me, Teach4Endurance, as we explore the parallels between my experiences in endurance racing and my life in the classroom. Discover how a lack of strict direction can lead to unexpected and enriching adventures in education and training.-Insights from completing nearly 30 triathlons, including Ironman events-How my lack of a rigid training roadmap benefits his lifestyle-The overwhelming nature of educational standards-Building stronger relationships and communication skills with students-The journey of creating inspiring and memorable lessonsNote: The intro/outro/backing track is a composition of mine titled "Leap of Faith II". So while in the episode I mention a song I wrote long ago ("No Direction"), I've updated it to a more recent recording of mine.

This is the second in a series of "chill sessions". These are usually shorter than most episodes, maybe sometimes more poignant, but still encompassing the endurance lifestyle.What is perspective? As defined, perspective is the state of one's ideas, the facts known to them, etc., in having a meaningful relationship. Note: Song intro/backing/outro is a song I've written titled, Depth (Remix).

This is the first in a series of "chill sessions". These are usually shorter than most episodes, maybe sometimes more poignant, but still encompassing the endurance lifestyle.Quite honestly, human beings can be quite the selfish and self-righteous bunch. Often, we believe the world (or life) owes us something; or if something goes wrong, we look for anything or anyone to blame, before looking at ourselves.Note: Song intro/backing/outro is a song I've written titled, "Learn the Way".

I want you to get these three letters in your head: QTR. What does this seemingly random acronym even mean?Note: Song intro/backing/outro is a song I've written titled, "Summer's End".

As a species, we feed off of our surroundings. The uglier, more hateful, negative, etc. they are, whether internally or externally (or both); it affects all of us. Think of it this way. If a child grows up in a home where there is only loud arguing and violent outbursts, etc.; he/she will carry this with them throughout their days (and at some point, will more than likely, act out in a similar manner). Our nurturing/surroundings create our physical, mental and spiritual being. Note: Song intro/backing/outro is a song I've written titled, "Imagine a Day".

Every day throughout our decision making, interactions, etc. there are two creatures battling inside you. Since I love sharks, I’ll pick them as the allusion for this battle. You can pick whatever creature you like (cats, dogs, wolves, etc.). Who wins? That depends. Who should win? That’s a non-starter. That answer should be obvious, but is very elusive to our species more often than not. So, let’s learn and discover a little about ourselves shall we?Note: Song intro/backing/outro is a song I've written titled, "Outside Looking In".

No Return to Syndication discusses how I view the time we have here on Earth, what we do with that time, and the time I'm honored to have with my students. It's imperative to make it count. We only get one shot.Note: The intro/outro/backing track is a composition of mine titled Dirt.