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Your chance to run faster
25th March 2025
The father of a 9-year-old boy asked me if I could coach his son 1-1 with his running technique. I said, ‘No.’ Boys that age should be playing outside with their friends, not stuck in an awkward situation with an experienced coach and an expectant father watching on. Unfortunately, the boy attends a private school […]
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The #1 Recovery Supplement

As you can see from the picture, if it was sold in a can, marketed and advertised in all the health and sport magazines, this would be much more talked about.sleep supplement

Instead, it is free, so no one makes any money from it. It also requires some good habits and that other free supplement (self discipline) to ensure that you get a good night’s rest.
There are many reasons why sleep is not easily available:

  • environment
  • new babies
  • poor diet
  • hard evening training sessions
  • caffeine
  • stress
  • anxiety

and these require attention and sometimes outside help to improve these areas.

But simply staying up late to play computer games, sit on facebook for hours at a time or going out nightclubbing are not good reasons to forgo sleep.

Similarly, all the supplements, special clothes and extra massages, will not help recovery without sleep.

Just because it is free doesn’t make it any less worthwhile. Shakespeare called it “Tired nature’s sweet restorer” and you can’t argue with that.

Thanks to Brian Ellicott for the picture

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