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Your window is open. Can you feel it?
Today is the most important day of your life. Opportune moments have a sense to them. We don't always know where this sense comes from but we can feel it through experience, instinct, and intuition. It's rarely dramatic. It's a subtle shift in the air, in your perspective, in your emotions. A quiet voice whispering a message you can't ignore. You can't quite tell if it's coming from you or from around you. All you know is you can sense it. Something in you recognizes that what is happening, or what's about to happen, matters more than usual. The conversation you're about to have. The decision you need to make. The line you've drawn. The change you're going through. The leadership you're providing. You're in a critical window. You can feel it. If you're self-aware. If you're disciplined. Are you paying enough attention to recognize those signals? A lot of people don't. They manage the clock, stay in their routines, and fill their time with whatever appeals to them. The signals get lost and opportune moments get buried under busyness. The window opens and closes without them ever knowing it was there. Training yourself to recognize opportune moments starts with slowing your awareness, not your pace. You don't need to move slower. You need to notice more and act more decisively. Ask yourself regularly: What discipline does this moment deserve? Is something possible right now that won't be possible later? Is someone in front of me who needs more than my routine attention? This sharpens your recognition of opportune moments the more you do it. When the answer is yes, you'll know. The only thing left is to act on it decisively. Not partially. Not cautiously. With all the discipline the moment deserves. Make the leap. Do the work.
Jeff Moyer’s sprint course
Jeff Moyer is one of the most well-rounded, knowledgeable coaches I’ve come across in the field of athletic development. In this course, he doesn’t just share information — he connects the dots between history, biomechanics, and modern application in a way that’s easy to understand and immediately useful. What really stood out to me is how Jeff draws from the guidance of Dr. Yessis and shows how much of the original Russian research has been backed up by current studies. He breaks things down biomechanically with clarity, and then shows exactly how he addresses those findings in training. This course is a great reflection of Jeff’s ability to take deep knowledge and make it practical. He gives immediate tools to help evaluate and intervene with athletes in any setting.” Jeff is a wealth of knowledge! I’ve known him for years and this course displayed his passion and expertise in the field. In addition, this course could be used as an introduction to a true biomechanical analysis, which is much needed in this field. His breakdown of the history, which is something in appreciate, and the acceleration mechanics has elevated my coaching eye. Not only does he breakdown the mechanics these athletes are in but he also, which isn’t common because everyone wants to keeps “secrets”, provides exercises you can do to improve the athlete. I appreciate his transparency in this course!” If you haven’t checked it out yet, the course is $120 off for March. Normally $599.99 $479.99 with code: MARCH2026 #LevelUp #HowFast #RealFast⛽️
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Some books don’t just give you information they change the way you think about your field.The book is available as a free PDF for anyone who needs it #Stayreading #OutWorkEverybody
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Sunday Thinking ― 3.15.26
“Give yourself permission to let go of what weighs heavily on your soul.”
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