User
Write something
Live Q&A for all is happening in 5 days
Pinned
ANNOUNCEMENT 📣
Raising the Standard This space is evolving. This Daru Strong Club was never meant to be a content feed or motivational fluff. It exists for people who want to train to a higher standard physically, mentally, and spiritually. Going forward, this is no longer a low-barrier entry point. It is the starting line for deeper work. Because of that, new members will now join at $79/month only (no tiers) starting next week. If you’re already here, nothing changes. You’re locked in at your current rate. You earned that by being early and aligned with the mission. What to expect inside: - Clear doctrine, not noise - Training and discipline as a way of life - Early access to workshops and intensives - Priority consideration for the new Right of Passage program This isn’t about growing numbers. It’s about raising the standard. If you’re here, you belong here. If you’re new and feel called to the work, the door is open — intentionally.
Pinned
Daru Strong Club — How to Navigate & Win Every Day
Welcome to the Daru Strong Club. This is your training ground for total human optimization—mind, body, and spirit. The goal is simple: build discipline, stack small wins, and grow with a community that holds you to a higher standard. Inside, you’ll post daily, track progress, learn, and get direct coaching in live Q&As. Below is your clear, step-by-step playbook. Save it. Use it. Live it. Quick Orientation (what’s where) - Home / Community Feed: Daily posts, announcements, wins, and conversations. - Classroom / Courses: Programs, templates, and resources. - Calendar / Events: Live Q&A schedule and upcoming sessions. - Members: Connect, DM, and form accountability squads. - Search: Find posts, topics, or answers fast (use keywords like “ruck,” “nutrition,” “mindset”). - Notifications / DMs: Turn on notifications so you don’t miss live calls, replies, or tags. Tip: Pin important posts (rules, starter guides, templates) and follow the “Announcements” category. Daily Operating System (Mon–Sun) Do these in order. They take 10–15 minutes and set the tone for your day. 1) Affirmations (post in Affirmations) When: First thing in the morning—before life gets loud. Why: Prime your nervous system, align intention with action. How: Keep it short, specific, and identity-based. Template: - I am ______ (identity you’re building) - Today I will ______ (one non-negotiable action) - I reject ______ (distraction or vice)Example:“I am a disciplined father and athlete. Today I will complete my training block and 20 minutes of mobility. I reject excuses.” 2) Public Journal (post in Public Journal) When: Morning or midday. Why: Transparency creates accountability; clarity beats motivation. How: Three prompts—keep it real. Template: - What I’m feeling / thinking: ______ - What I’m focused on today: ______ - Obstacle & plan: ______ → ______Example:“Feeling under-recovered. Focus: hydration + protein. Obstacle: late meetings → Plan: train at 6 pm, prep shake at 5:30.”
Hyrox Training
Decided to get out of my comfort zone and challenge myself with the big guys. I completed a mixed doubles Hyrox in Boston back in September, I now signed up for a solo pro man race in Houston and a double pro man in Miami back to back weekends. I am excited to share and track my journey, stay consistent, completing my daily checklist and getting comfortable being uncomfortable. I recently joined WHOOP and I will be purchasing a Garmin as well to track all my training and recovery. Any feedback or suggestions would be very helpful! Let's get it.
Male Hormone Imbalances
Here is a video I recently watched discussing hormones in the male body. I wanted to share this specifically with this group because I know many of us are and/or work with combat athletes or athletes of various backgrounds. One key thing is when getting male hormone levels checked pregnenolone (a precursor that helps build testosterone) and DHEA (another testosterone precursor) are more likely to be low in men that have had head trauma or history of PTSD (not just related to aging). It goes over different side effects you may notice having hormone imbalances and what happens if you take hormone replacement without proper labs or treating the root problem. It also discusses how low testosterone may not be the only thing that’s low. Everyone’s different but having low testosterone may also include having secondary low thyroid hormones. Or having a low thyroid may overlook also having low testosterone if not checked.
0
0
Nutrition Lecture
Here is a great 1 hour lecture on nutrition strategies. It’s packed with a lot of great education 🔥 One fun fact I learned is drinking a small glass of cranberry juice once a day will help increase your iodine levels (low iodine is linked to hypothyroidism)
1-30 of 1,696
Daru Strong Club
skool.com/darustrong
Phil Daru’s private community for training, mindset, and discipline.
Built to make you stronger in every area of life.
Leaderboard (30-day)
Powered by