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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.”
Daily affirmations
I am strengthened by God. I am capable, disciplined, and equipped for every challenge today.
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Tuesday - Morning Affirmation 2/17/26
Today I wake up with purpose and clarity. I am disciplined in the small actions and faithful in the unseen work. I don’t wait for motivation — I move with commitment. Every rep, every word, every decision I make today builds the man I am becoming. I lead with patience, I respond with control, and I execute with confidence. Obstacles don’t slow me — they refine me. I will honor the process and trust that consistent effort produces lasting results. I am focused. I am steady. I am built for responsibility. Today I show up fully — mentally, physically, and spiritually. ✝️ Scripture Foundation: “Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” Proverbs 16:3 Today I execute with faith and discipline.
📘 Training for Speed — Chapter 3 (by Charlie Francis)
This chapter is where most coaches mess up athletes… They think more max sprinting = faster athlete Francis shows the opposite: Speed improves because of recovery structure, not just intensity. 1) High / Low CNS System (The Foundation) Francis divides training days by nervous system stress: HIGH CNS DAYS (Neural / Explosive) - Max velocity sprinting - Acceleration work - Heavy lifting - Plyometrics - Jumps / bounds LOW CNS DAYS (Restoration) - Tempo runs - Mobility - Circuits - Core - General fitness 👉 You never stack high stress on high stress repeatedly That’s how hamstrings, groins, and backs blow up. Speed grows during recovery days — not sprint days. 2) Tempo Running — The Secret Weapon Tempo runs are NOT conditioning punishment. They are circulation training for recovery. Typical Tempo Parameters - 60–75% effort - Grass or soft surface - Short rest - Smooth rhythm breathing 10 x 100m @ 65% Rest: 30–45 sec OR 2 x 6 x 100m What it does: • Flushes metabolites • Restores nervous system • Builds aerobic support for speed • Helps mechanics without fatigue 💡 Faster athletes = better recovery capacity ⸻ 3) Why Conditioning Can Kill Speed Hard lactic conditioning: • tightens muscles • changes mechanics • slows firing rate • increases injury risk Tempo gives fitness without CNS damage Conditioning should support speed — not compete with it. Key Takeaway: Speed training is not about how many hard days you can survive. It’s about how many high-quality sprint exposures you can recover from.
📘 Training for Speed — Chapter 3 (by Charlie Francis)
2/17/26 MORNING AFFIRMATION
Day 48 Of 365. N.A.N. Blessed For Another Day Up Morning Rituals Done Bed Is Made Ready Willing And Able For Whatever Today Brings.. I Will Be Bold, Take Risks, Always Lead By Example, Be The Best Version Of Myself. And Always Have My Teams Back. STAY SAFE STAY BLESSED TEAM 🙏🏻 💪🏻
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