A big buzzword in the fitness space right now is "hypertrophy". With that comes the idea of "training to failure". That can have its place, depending on your goals, but generally, IRL, you rarely want to push that far. That leads to burnout. In this sense, you burn out for a day or two, recover, and get back to it. For most people tho, it doesn't make a lot of sense to be burnt out like that. You want to be ready to go all day, everyday. The same applies to mental and emotional states. Push yourself, expand your horizons, GROW, but maintain something in reserve so you don't have to take a "day off'... Because there are no days off. 💯 Everyday is a day in your life and we all only have so many. 🙏

There are many different theories about many different things. But a theory only goes so far as you can do something with it. It starts with observation. Experience. Eventually that becomes understanding. He makes an interesting point about 42. IYKYK. 😎

Here is a quick breakdown of the philosophy/theory behind the arts of Tai Chi and Ba Gua. We have a tendency to see forces as "opposing". Up/Down. Good/Bad. Light/Dark. But one does not exist without the other. These forces are complimentary. A team rather than enemies. Everything is one whole thing. ENJOY. 🙏

Whatever it is... Will it be a stepping stone? Or a plateau? Growing pains... Or no gains.

"The body of water" (within the body). I've never heard this particular terminology but it makes a lot of sense. "Song" is the relaxation and release. "Peng" is the inflation, buoyancy, expansion. Harmonize yourself. Harmonize with others. Harmonize with the Earth. And beyond. ☯️🙏