by root | Jul 12, 2013 | Cycling, Life
The Following is an article by Dave Connor M.Sc. in Exercise Physiology and founder of the Bozeman Fitness Project. With the recent surge in Americans exploring new avenues of fitness with crossfit and marathons, proper knowledge and maintenance of the body will be...
by root | Jul 4, 2013 | Life
In honor of the 4th of July, here is a list of the freedom in my life right now that I am grateful for: -Being in good physical condition and able to play any sport I want whenever I want (except morning workouts are exceptionally hard) -Being free of debts, which...
by root | Jul 2, 2013 | Lifestyle Design, Travel
Last week I went to Alaska, my 50th state. This completes my lifelong quest to go to every state by the time I am 30. It all started when my grandparents started keeping a map with colored pins on it for every family member. Each person gets a pin in the map in the...
by root | May 21, 2013 | Academia, Entrepreneurship, Psychology
Psychologists find that updates on Facebook are 1.4 times more memorable than sentences in books. 86.4 percent of Stanford students in a survey admitted to using more complicated language in order to sound smart. Companies who have easily pronounceable names do better...
by root | Apr 30, 2013 | Philosophy
This past summer I had my first brush with death. In the past, I have crashed my road bike going 40 MPH, fallen from Macalester campus buildings while scaling them with friends, and narrowly avoided piling up on an icy highway, but never did I really feel that I was...
