Brad Cooper

An Experiment of One

Philosopher and Physician George Sheehan famously said “Each of us is an experiment of one.” What a powerful reminder – and a motivation to continue the experiment each day, week, month and year, regardless of age. And for those of us in the wellness industry, it’s more important than ever, as our modeling carries significantly …

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Leave or Learn? (Kona Thoughts)

Two weeks ago I had the incredible opportunity of lining up with the best in the business at the Hawaii Ironman World Championship. It was my 4th time to compete in this event, and it appeared everything was pointing toward a memorable performance. At the age of 50, it had been a pretty good year, …

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Little Things Can (Do!) Make All the Difference

This past weekend, I had the unique opportunity to compete in the USA Triathlon National Championships. In brief, this is a weekend that brings together triathletes from around the country to compete for the title at two different distances. Saturday is the Olympic Distance (1500 M Swim, 40K Bike, 10K Run) and then Sunday is …

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Optimal Performance – Enhancing the Odds

The concept of “Flow” was introduced by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi in his 1990 book Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience. It presents a fascinating view of how an individual can enhance the odds of functioning “in the zone” (as it’s often known in the sports world) in any aspect of our professional or personal lives. Here’s …

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