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#27 - Busy? 3 Things to Stay Dialed In

15 min · 2 de feb de 2026
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During busy seasons, it's important to maintain keystone habits to stay afloat and avoid falling backwards. There is immense return on your investment from doing the minimum as opposed to doing nothing - plus, whatever it is that has you so busy will be handled BETTER if you take care of yourself by prioritizing these three things. We talk about what to prioritize with your limited structured training time, how you can sneak mobility and activity in around that throughout the day, and what to focus on with your nutrition. Chapters * 00:00 Navigating Busy Seasons * 03:29 Stay Strong * 06:45 Stay Mobile * 10:19 Stay Nourished * 12:22 The Immense Return On Your Investment By Doing The Basics

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