Original Strength Bodcast

In this blogcast Tim discusses a study conducted to determine if the body actually does follow the mind. Turns out, it does! Thanks goes to OS Instructor Sarah Young for writing this article.

Tim and Dani sit down with Dr Mike Musselman, a chiropractor out of New Ulm, Minnesota who loves to nerd out over neurology and RESETS. Today's topic is all about proper tongue placement and why it's important.

What if you were supposed to be good at anything... what if you just needed to unleash yourself? Tim sits down to chat about this and his OS blog, 'Unleash Your Potential' today on the podcast. Check it out. Read the blog here: https://originalstrength.net/2018/07/16/unleash-your-potential/

On this 'pog' Tim covers what it means to have a 'braided body' based on the recent blog. A cord of two or three strands is not easily broken. It’s a deep saying I heard once. It has meaning on different levels, but I actually want to talk about the surface level; the strength of the cord. A cord, or a rope, gets its strength from the smaller cords, strands, or fibers that are woven or braided together. Read the blog here: https://originalstrength.net/2018/07/08/the-braided-body/

In this episode, Tim and Dani interview OS Instructor, Mark Shropshire, after Mark had shared an experience on our alumni forum. Mark's They'll discuss: - vulnerability - pain - putting yourself out there - asking for help - faith

A friend of mine recently told me he was “tired of the gym” and he asked me if he could get strong by walking. He had become disenchanted with weight training but he really enjoyed walking so he started pondering if he could strength train with walking instead. First of all, I love his thought process.... let's talk more about this.

Another 'pog' as Tim likes to call it... In this episode Tim Anderson discusses the extremes of division and the idea of good and bad based off of his most recent blog ( https://originalstrength.net/2018/06/24/the-extremes-of-division/ ) .

Breathing is not just about the giving and receiving of air, to only see it as air exchange is to look at it with the shallowest of glances. Breathing is about the balance between becoming and being, giving and taking, expressing and absorbing, creating and learning, resting and fighting, boldness and cowering, stumbling and rising, existing and living. I know that’s a lot to digest, but I’m trying to explain something far beyond a superficial glance; the breath of life.

Tim sits down with guest blogger, and OS for the Tactical Athlete Author, Chad Ray, to go over this week's blog on why sometimes, our workouts need to hurt a little.

Today Tim is on the podcast discussing our weekly blog. This week it was all about 'How to Become..." Have you ever wanted something so bad and worked very hard to get it only to be frustrated or irritated or dejected when you didn’t get, or couldn’t get what you wanted? Let me be more specific. Have you ever wanted to move a certain way, look a certain way, feel a certain way, or be a certain way? In pursuit of that “way” did spend a great deal of effort or collect a great deal of ‘knowledge” and still come up short? This can be very frustrating and it can cause a great deal of suffering. Today Tim's sharing a simple solution to help you from coming up short and how to truly become whatever it is you are looking for. We'll be discussing releasing our weekly blog each Tuesday here. Read the blog here - https://originalstrength.net/2018/05/27/how-to-become-_______________/