Maybe you're about to do an at-home workout, or maybe you're feeling anxious, or maybe you're just curious about RPR and have a bit of time on your hands.
This thread is going to show you how to do the Zone One wake up drills. All this will take you about 3-4 minutes.
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Reflexive Performance Reset
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A system of daily self care techniques that help you feel better, move better, and live a better life. Breathe | Optimize | Perform
Joined August 2016
- Instant results are the best kind of results, but what if instant results come with sustained benefits? RPR can make instant changes as it focuses on the neuromuscular system, not the mechanical.
00:00 - Why is breathing so important, besides the obvious "need to survive" reasons? Well, not only can breathing help with recovery, it will also help make your body feel better. When you breathe right your body instantly relaxes and can focus on performing better.
00:00 - "Their collective methods are a mix of unconventional techniques, like breathing exercises and karate chops to help activate the nervous system." Take a look at photos 32 & 33 from Wednesday. @TexasFootball @Matt_Van_Dyke @TexasAP buff.ly/2LBO9HE
- @Caldietz explains why he never used core training after testing the results in bench and 40 yd dashes. RPR allows you to activate both the psoas and the quad, instead of bracing the core and shutting the psoas down.
00:00 - Follow along with this - from our thread yesterday. Thanks Brad!
00:00- It's not voodoo, it's just controlling the electricity of your body - your nervous system.
00:00 - RPR in 2017: It's neurological wake up drills. RPR in 2020: It's a system of daily self-care techniques that help you feel and move better. The content hasn't changed, the results haven't changed. The story has. A story that brings people in makes all the difference.
- Our body wants to do two things...breathe and move. To be optimized we need to do both of these properly! In this blog, Ed Fuchs writes about what RPR is, and what it can do for you! Give this a read before heading into what this week has planned for you buff.ly/3fMQImS
- Why is breathing so important, besides the obvious "need to survive" reasons? Well, not only can breathing help with recovery, it will also help make your body feel better. When you breathe right your body instantly relaxes and can focus on performing better. ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀
00:00 - Room full of success!
- Lots of people working to put great information out there. Here's one place that things are being consolidated. Coaches - let's try to coordinate! Huge props to Robbie Cole for consolidating this.






