You may not believe it, but I don’t really initiate conversations about exercise. Talking about exercise in public is akin to talking about politics; everyone is an expert, with their stories of cursed or blessed metabolisms, hot yoga and P90X, and rigorous or ridiculous exercise programs. Sure, I love talking about training, but it’s not…
The primary reason I visited Boston last week was for the AAHPERD convention, but it wasn’t the only reason. The convention wasn’t schedule to begin until Tuesday, but I drove up on Friday night to allow myself a few extra days in the area. I spent Saturday morning observing at Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning…
Happy belated St. Patrick’s Day to readers of Irish and non-Irish heritage; I’m sure you all celebrated one way or another. I find it interesting that while almost 12% of the US population has Irish ancestry, it seems like nearly everyone was Irish in some way or another. If you like the color green, or…
During this semester of student teaching, I had the opportunity of enrolling in a class called “National Issues in Physical Education”, which focused on assignments from the AAHPERD National Convention. This class was in lieu of taking a weekly course at Adelphi, and I was gladly took the opportunity to plan for a trip to…
I’m in the middle of an almost four week long stretch of awkward scheduling. My schedule changed slightly during winter break, I then had a deload week, and my next two weeks change a little bit because of my upcoming trip to Boston. I’m excited about it, but I still need to train; schedule changes…