Every martial artist knows that consistency is what gets results. If you want to kick ass at martial arts, you need to put in the reps on a consistent basis. And the more consistent the better. But what people don’t talk about is the downside of consistency: that point at which your routine becomes a prison.
If consistency is needed to get results, how can it be a bad thing? It all comes down to mindset.
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Podcast Show Notes
Every martial artist knows that consistency is what gets results. If you want to kick ass at martial arts, you need to put in the reps on a consistent basis. And the more consistent the better. But what people don’t talk about is the downside of consistency: that point at which your routine becomes a prison.
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