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Live Q&A Monday with Dr. Lara Pence!
Monday at 12 PM EST, Dr. Lara Pence joins us live on IG. Lara’s on the Project 300 advisory board. She’s a clinical psychologist with an MBA and more than 26,000 hours of clinical work. She co-wrote 10 Rules for Resilience, was on the expert team for CNBC’s No Retreat: Business Bootcamp, and founded The Coaches Collective. She works with pro athletes, executives, and people who hold themselves to a high standard. Her lane: resilience, identity, emotional fitness, and performing under pressure. Drop your questions in this thread. @Frank Sepe and I will pull from here and toss them to her live. Ask the stuff that’s hard to say out loud. Like: Why you keep stalling at week 3. How to stay in it when work and family get loud. What to do when your head quits before your body does. Rather keep it private? DM me, and we’ll ask it anonymously. Can’t make it Monday? Post your question anyway, and we’ll ask it for you. The replay goes in, you guessed it, Replays! 📅 Monday · 12 PM EST Live on IG: @300hardway
Live Q&A Monday with Dr. Lara Pence!
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NOVEMBER MISSION: KNOW YOUR BASELINE
October was Keep the Promise. November is finding out where you stand. 3 baseline tests. 2 days. Week of Nov 9. You vs. you. You'll test a few times again in 2027. 🔁 This week, Grip & Grit is your rehearsal. Finish your last session at least 48 hours before Day A. 🔒 Pick your lanes and keep them ▪️ Push-ups: floor, knees or bench. Record bench height in inches and your chest target. ▪️ Grip: dead hang or farmer's carry. ▪️ Mile: outdoors or treadmill. Same setup every time. Record your hang bar, carry weight and course, or mile route or treadmill and incline. 🗓️ Timing ▪️ Day B is 48 to 72 hours after Day A. ▪️ Each test day replaces a hard session. Never test after a hard session. ▪️ Leave at least 48 hours before and after Day A without heavy pressing, pulling or carries. Same for Day B and hard intervals or heavy leg work. 💪 Day A Warm up: 5 to 8 min. Shoulders, wrists, scapular push-ups. Push-ups, 1 set: Chest touches a target, like a rolled towel. Hips don't sag. Stop at your first broken rep. Record completed reps. Rest: 5 to 8 min. Grip, 1 attempt: Your score is time. Pick your lane: 🔹 Dead hang: Thumbs around the bar, shoulders down, no swinging. Clock starts when your feet leave the floor. Ends when your grip opens or your shoulders ride up and stay there. 🔹 Farmer's carry: Use the heaviest weight you carried in Grip & Grit. Skipped Grip & Grit? Take the dead hang. Equal weights, 1 in each hand. Walk back and forth on a flat, straight course measured and marked at both ends. Clock starts when both weights leave the floor. Ends when either weight touches down. Record your weight per hand and the distance between markers. Finish: Easy walk. 🏃 Day B 1 mile for time. Run, walk or both. It all counts. 🎯 Your track benchmark Strength and Performance: Log 1 benchmark already in your program. Don't add a workout. Keep the spacing rules above. ▪️ Strength: main lift, top set at RPE 8. No 1-rep max. Log the lift, load and reps. ▪️ Performance: a race simulation or race intervals you already have. Log total time and splits.
NOVEMBER MISSION: KNOW YOUR BASELINE
One hell of a race...
I completed a 50k trail run today in 7 hours 25 minutes at the Rosaryville Veterans Day Trail Race. I did it to prove to myself that I could, despite me never running more than a 10k before. It was extremely taxing on my body and mind, but showed me what I am made of. It proves to me that I finish the things that I start, despite the odds being stacked against me. I am proud of my performance, and grateful for the challenges I faced while on the course. Despite finishing, I learned my lesson and will be preparing better for my next endurance race.
Friday Check In
I waited until tonight to write this because I wanted to wait until AFTER my Rocky Run 10 miler since that was my BIG THING this week. I got all my planned workouts done this week - P300 workout on Monday and Orangetheory Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. I took Friday as a rest day to prepare for the main event. So many races but doing well with balance and recovery time. Today (Saturday) I did the Rocky Run 10 miler in Philly. My registration was originally for a 5k but after a couple months of Project 300 and pretty easily getting through the Phillies Charities 5k in March I decided f-this. Do the hard thing and I switched my registration to the 10 miler. A little daunting because I have NEVER done a road race longer than a 5k. I can handle miles - I have over 20 Spartan trifectas and I’ve done a couple Ultras but that’s not constant RUNNING. I am ELATED to say that I had no trouble whatsoever in this 10 mile course. I mentioned an easy pace throughout and finished in 1:56:06. My mind was so blown in how far I have come since January 2026 when I couldn’t hold a run really at all that I cried coming up to the finish line. This one was special! Tomorrow AM it’s off to Arizona for some vaca time at the Grand Canyon then south for Phoenix trifecta weekend. Then - be shocked - I have no races for about a month before Central Florida Trifecta weekend.
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I know I’m a day late, but was able to get my mile in this week, still haven’t done the pushups and dead hang yet. Have the Phoenix Spartan this weekend, so starting to taper, but plan to get in the pushups and dead hang before the race!
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