Author name: William Triananerry

Know What You’re Up Against Overtraining doesn’t always look like training eight hours a day or running marathons every weekend. It sneaks in through too many high intensity sessions, minimal rest, or chasing progress too hard, too fast. Most people do it without realizing. One week of pushing past fatigue turns into a month, and

Pushing ourselves to the limit can feel empowering, but there’s a fine line between dedication and overtraining. I’ve seen so many people, myself included, fall into the trap of thinking more is always better when it comes to fitness. The truth is, overtraining can do more harm than good, leaving us feeling drained, frustrated, and

Staying active and injury-free isn’t just about lifting heavy weights or running miles on end—it’s about training smarter. I’ve learned that functional training is a game-changer when it comes to building resilience and keeping injuries at bay. It focuses on movements that mimic real-life activities, improving strength, balance, and flexibility in ways traditional workouts often

I’ve learned the hard way that skipping a proper warm-up can quickly derail your fitness goals. Whether you’re lifting weights, running, or doing yoga, diving straight into intense activity without preparing your body is like driving a car on a cold engine—it’s risky and inefficient. A well-structured warm-up isn’t just a formality; it’s the foundation

As an athlete, I know how thrilling it feels to push limits and chase personal bests. But let’s face it—nothing derails progress faster than an injury. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a seasoned pro, staying healthy is just as important as training hard. The key? Training smarter, not just harder. Injury prevention isn’t just