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“I want to get fit. Now what?”

This year for Lent, instead of giving up something, our co-founder Ryan decided he was going to do something everyday from now until Easter.  He chose to do 100 push-ups every day.  It’s not going well.  “I don’t remember to do them until the next day. We forget how difficult

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If it sounds overwhelming, don’t do it.

Okay, so today is the last day to take advantage of the Hyper-Elastic Distance training program (and Hyper-Elastic Mobility BONUS).  We’re putting them in the membership tonight where they will stay for the foreseeable future.  But, before you pull the trigger, let’s take a step back.  My fear is that you are a part

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Hyper-Elastic Distance disappears in a few hours

Okay, so just a friendly reminder that the Hyper-Elastic Distance training program (and Hyper-Elastic Mobility BONUS) are disappearing tonight. Tomorrow, we’re putting them in the membership where they will stay for the foreseeable future. You can check out the details here. STAY STRONG, Jeff  

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14-day predictable distance results

This past election cycle, sports betting became legal here in Missouri.  It hasn’t started yet, but it’s coming shortly.  For me, I’ll happily do our fantasy golf on Draft Kings for the majors this year.  But, it stops there.  I’m no good at predicting the outcomes of most sporting events,

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28,000+ steps of lunacy

View in Web Browser4.5 mile trail hike with our bags. 18 holes walking. 40 degrees. 28,000 steps. Lots of misread distancesThat is how a small group of us spent last Saturday.  We’ve been talking about Hyper-Elastic Distance all week, so let’s take a step back and remember why us golfers want to stay fit. When I threw out

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Less effort. More distance.

Lately, I’ve been tinkering with my swing. I’d like to get the magical place where I don’t swing as hard, but get more distance.  Obviously, that sounds counterintuitive, but us golfers know how the ball jumps off your club when you flush one.  If sounds so cliché’, but it really is a case

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