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Learn from my mistakes. You’ll be stronger and faster in the long-run, and remain so for a long time.

Over the years, I’ve made a lot of mistakes with my kettlebell sport training. Every experienced athlete wishes they could go back in time to help their younger self avoid pitfalls and become even better, stronger, and faster today.

 

But until that day is possible, we can only learn from our errors and share our wisdom with others in hopes that they’ll benefit from our blunders. Here are five things I wish I knew when starting kettlebell sport.

 

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Learn from my mistakes. You’ll be stronger and faster in the long-run, and remain so for a long time.

Over the years, I’ve made a lot of mistakes with my kettlebell sport training. Every experienced athlete wishes they could go back in time to help their younger self avoid pitfalls and become even better, stronger, and faster today.

 

But until that day is possible, we can only learn from our errors and share our wisdom with others in hopes that they’ll benefit from our blunders. Here are five things I wish I knew when starting kettlebell sport.

 

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I have a big crush on pearl couscous (also known as Israeli couscous). These big, pearly grains of pasta cook quickly, becoming chewy and tender, and they taste good at all temperatures — cold, lukewarm, hot. This makes them the perfect base for summer salads and quick dinner dishes. I’ve drenched pearl couscous in lemon and chili and piled shrimp on top, and I’ve tossed it with asparagus, almonds, and goat cheese. Leela added her own twist with a simple salad of couscous with mint and pecans.

But a new chapter just began in my love for Israeli couscous — there’s a sexy new variety on the scene. Bob’s Red Mill just released a whole wheat pearl couscous and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it. It brings nutty, wholesome flavor to the party, with the gentle bite of whole wheat.

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Weekend Link Love

Want quality science used to determine the USDA dietary guidelines? Me too. Sign the petition.

Chris Kresser is coming to London for a pair of single-day seminars. On October 31, join Chris for “Let’s Take Back Your Health,” a fluid talk/Q&A session about ancestral health and diet with the man himself. On November 1, Chris will introduce his ADAPT Method, a functional medicine framework designed for ancestral-based health practitioners.

Seminars not your thing? You still gotta eat. There’s a great paleo pop-up dinner taking place in London October 30 and 31.

Research of the Week

A glass of red wine (and to a lesser extent, white wine) with dinner every night for a year reduced components of metabolic syndrome in type 2 diabetics.

Among subjects running four times a week (a total of over 50 miles) for three months while training for a charity event, 11% lost weight, 11% gained weight, and 78% lost no weight.

Resistance training is the most realistic exercise modality for improving body composition.

Antibiotic usage is strongly associated with weight gain in children.

The brain controls thirst.

Catch-up sleep works.

New Primal Blueprint Podcasts

Episode 90: Stuart Tomc: Host Elle Russ hangs out with Stuart Tomc, former global educator at Nordic Naturals and current VP of human nutrition at CannaVest, to discuss how to determine your optimal omega-3 fatty acid intake and the emerging science supporting the health and medicinal benefits of hemp cannabinoids. Though THC is the cannabinoid that gets most of the attention (and controversy), it is cannabidiol (CBD) that may offer the most therapeutic benefits to people suffering from neurodegenerative diseases, anxiety, seizures, or poor metabolic health. This one gets deep into the science, so be prepared.

Each week, select Mark’s Daily Apple blog posts are prepared as Primal Blueprint Podcasts. Need to catch up on reading, but don’t have the time? Prefer to listen to articles while on the go? Check out the new blog post podcasts below, and subscribe to the Primal Blueprint Podcast here so you never miss an episode.

Also, be sure to check out and subscribe to the Primal Endurance Podcast.

Weekly sweepstakes: Write a review for The Primal Blueprint Podcast or The Primal Endurance Podcast on iTunes and submit this form for a chance to win a Primal prize package. One new winner is chosen every week!

Interesting Blog Posts

One writer’s glowing experience with an ugly produce delivery service.

We tend to serve larger portions from bigger containers.

Media, Schmedia

23andMe will resume giving customers health data, albeit more limited in breadth.

Using Yelp to track food poisoning outbreaks, sometimes before food safety authorities catch on.

Everything Else

Your life may depend on listening to this podcast.

A new children’s hospital is being named after Krispy Kreme.

This video game might be right up your alley.

How come placebos are getting more effective?

The first dogs were domesticated in Asia, not Europe.

Researchers are using 850,000 diaries to figure out why modern life feels so hectic.

Turns out we’ve been doing steak wrong all this time.

This is your brain on concussions.

Recipe Corner

Time Capsule

One year ago (Oct 27 – Nov 2)

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I’ve been following MDA for a couple of years, and this post and part 1 were the most engaging ones so far. I loved the wide open expansive perspective it gave me, to complement the more common ‘drilling-down’ information. These posts belong in a book somewhere! Thanks Mark.

Thanks, Edmund. Feel free to print them out in put them in any book you own! 😉

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Sometimes when you combine two beloved things into one new form, you wonder how you ever ate them separately. I find this to be true especially after developing the recipe for these coffee cake muffins. With a buttery, crumbly topping and a slightly sweet glaze, they are truly the best of both worlds.

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These pieces have caught your attention throughout the week. So here they are in one place for you to consume, digest, and enjoy.

Welcome to our brand new weekend roundup, Three of the Best! Every Sunday, we’ll post up Breaking Muscle’s top three articles of the week. These pieces have caught your attention throughout the last seven days. So here they are in one place for you to consume, digest, and enjoy.

 

Tendinosis is often inaccuarately diagnosed.

 

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These pieces have caught your attention throughout the week. So here they are in one place for you to consume, digest, and enjoy.

Welcome to our brand new weekend roundup, Three of the Best! Every Sunday, we’ll post up Breaking Muscle’s top three articles of the week. These pieces have caught your attention throughout the last seven days. So here they are in one place for you to consume, digest, and enjoy.

 

Tendinosis is often inaccuarately diagnosed.

 

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