• MVP #056 – How to Run a 6-Minute Mile – Breaking Through Barriers

  • Sep 1 2015
  • Length: 16 mins
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MVP #056 – How to Run a 6-Minute Mile – Breaking Through Barriers

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  • MVP #056 – How to Run a 6-Minute Mile – Breaking Through Barriers   So you want to run a 6:00 mile or an 8:00 or 10:00 mile. You want to improve. YES! Identify your goal: Let’s use the 6-Minute Mile. One mile = 4 laps around the school track. 4 x 1:30 = 6:00 Half-lap pace would be 45 seconds or a quarter lap at 22.5 seconds. You get the idea. Break down the goal into a small enough piece so that you can nail it! Then each week try to increase the number of times you can repeat this ‘miracle’ of new performance. Keep score, track your results and let me know how you do. Running faster, lifting more weight, eating something better than a sleeve of Oreos when you get home. Performing any of these activities will require you to endure some pain. You have to train yourself to deal with some discomfort in order to enact change. Habits are difficult to uproot. Try something fun and brush your teeth with the opposite hand or put on your pants with the other leg first. Keep in mind that in order to change a habit, you must add in a replacement for that habit and practice it. Stick with in and you’ll be reporting that 6-Minute Mile in no time! Mark mark@mochavegan.com @mochavegan   http://veganfeed.com/" target="_blank">http://veganfeed.com/images/links/veganfeed_white_feat_160x60.png" alt="VeganFeed: Vegan Podcasts - Vegan Blogs - Vegan Videos" width="160" height="60" border="0" />     http://creativecommons.org/ns#" xmlns:dct="http://purl.org/dc/terms/" about="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Arne_Bang_Huseby/~/Arne_Huseby_-__Stormy_Blues">Stormy Blues (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Arne_Bang_Huseby/">Arne Bang Huseby) / http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/">CC BY 3.0   Is eating meat the right thing to do? Some situations require it. Understood. We make choices because we are able to. Underdeveloped countries and poorer communities don’t have the same advantage of being able to choose the fast food drive through as opposed to food from their own fields. What better choices can we make for our health? Consider a stronger whole food diet. Educate yourself to the alternatives and the reasons WHY change is necessary. Be thoughtful. Ask questions. Do good things. Help yourself and others live long and healthful lives. Find community. Find support.   Infographic on grams of protein per 100g of a food:     Vegan veg·an ˈvēɡən/ noun 1.    a person who does not eat or use animal products. "I'm a strict vegan"   A plant-based diet is one based on vegetables, whole grains, legumes and fruit, with little or no animal products (including dairy). It may refer to: Vegan diet: a plant-based diet with no food from animal sources.   Carnism is the invisible belief system, or ideology, that conditions people to eat certain animals. Carnism is essentially the opposite of veganism; “carn” means “flesh” or “of the flesh” and “ism” denotes a belief system. Most people view eating animals as a given, rather than a choice; in meat-eating cultures around the world people typically don’t think about why they find the flesh of some animals disgusting and the flesh of other animals appetizing, or why they eat any animals at all. But when eating animals is not a necessity for survival, as is the case in much of the world today, it is a choice - and choices always stem from beliefs.    
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