PSE PRO TACTICAL – For our men and women in the field
By Darrel Wang and Rob Wilson In sport, loss means going home empty handed and disappointed. In tactical environments it means mission failure, serious injury, and even death. The stakes
PSE PRO Featured Athlete: Amanda Nefe
When we asked PSE PRO member Amanda Nefe to answer a couple questions, we knew she was busy, but we didn’t realize how busy. Amanda graciously took the time to
Experiments in Art of Breath
By Brian MacKenzie, Jason Donaldson and Rachael Colacino The Bohr Effect was first described by Danish physiologist Christian Bohr in 1904. In very simple terms it says that if one
Happiness is the Path
By Brian MacKenzie “There is no path to happiness: happiness is the path.” -- Gautama Buddha Heart, grit and passion all are subtle shades of the same character, with tangled
A Heart as Big as Phar Lap’s
By Jason Donaldson There’s a saying down under: “…a heart as big as Phar Lap’s.” Phar Lap was a New Zealand-born racehorse trained in Australia during the Great Depression of
From Beginner Triathlete: Triathletes Need More than Long, Slow Distance
By Jeff Ford When you attend any triathlon event you can quickly tell the athletes who prioritize strength training in their personal plans and those who let it slip away.
Decipher Your Own Heart Rate Code
By Dr. Brian Austin-Hickey, Brian MacKenzie, and Rachael Colacino Heart. Beat. Heart. Beat. Ba bum. Ba bum. Lub dub. Lub dub. From the moment we are born to our last
Get Off the Floor and Save Yourself
By Darrel Wang When I think back to the days that my old man used to be a book full of cliche quotes, I typically chuckle and brush it off.
Why You Can’t Rely on Willpower
By Jeff Ford When you type your credit card information into the checkout cart for your event and click the finalize payment button, everything changes. You’re not only filled with