Author name: Greg Brenner

Why Fundamentals Still Win The Long Game of Athlete Development True athletic success isn’t built on shortcuts it’s built on consistent, intentional training that emphasizes fundamentals. Foundational skills are the invisible framework that supports long term growth, adaptability, and resilience. Without them, even the most talented athletes can struggle to progress when the game or […]

Why Technical Precision Still Wins Games Raw talent can spark highlights. It can carry a player through early wins and give flashes of brilliance. But raw talent without refinement is a short lived advantage. What separates the good from the elite is how well they’ve shaped that talent with discipline, drills, and reps. Precision doesn’t

Pushing through the grueling miles of a long-distance run or ride isn’t just about physical endurance—it’s a mental game. I’ve learned that mental toughness can make or break performance when the body feels like giving up. It’s not something you’re simply born with; it’s a skill you can build and refine. From staying focused to

Long-distance endurance isn’t just about physical strength; it’s a test of mental grit, strategy, and skill. As an endurance athlete, I’ve learned that success comes from more than just logging miles—it’s about refining techniques that keep you strong, focused, and efficient over time. Whether you’re training for a marathon, triathlon, or ultra-distance event, mastering the

I’ve always believed that running isn’t just about speed or endurance—it’s about efficiency. Whether you’re training for a marathon or enjoying long weekend runs, your form plays a critical role in how far and how comfortably you can go. Poor mechanics can lead to wasted energy, slower times, and even injuries that sideline your progress.

Training for a marathon or ultra-endurance event isn’t just about logging miles—it’s about building the right skills to push limits and achieve personal triumphs. I’ve learned that success in these grueling challenges comes down to more than physical stamina; it’s a blend of mental resilience, strategic planning, and fine-tuned techniques. Understanding the Journey: Challenges in

Breathing may seem like the most natural thing in the world, but for long-distance athletes, it’s a skill that can make or break performance. I’ve learned that mastering breath control isn’t just about staying calm—it’s about fueling your body efficiently and maintaining endurance when the miles start to add up. The way you breathe can