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HomeSchoolDadGuy Flow: 1. ACTIVE 2. REAL Food 3. THEN Learn 4. Then Create Repeat With common sense alone, I believe we can build an amazing school system, largely handling the common modern physical and mental health problems - without drugs. Any tips for me? Thanks!

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Фото профиля Dan Go
Dan Go1 год назад

No tips from me. We're going down the same path and wanted to congratulate you on being intentional with your children's education.

Фото профиля KneesOverToesGuy
KneesOverToesGuy1 год назад

Means a lot brother!

Фото профиля 𝙈𝙖𝙘𝙝𝙞
𝙈𝙖𝙘𝙝𝙞1 год назад

Foundations are very important. If your health suffers, so does everything else.

Фото профиля No One Important
No One Important1 год назад

They are gonna wear pants for 80 plus years, keep letting them run free while they can.

Фото профиля KneesOverToesGuy
KneesOverToesGuy1 год назад

Lol!!!! 🙏

Фото профиля Ernest Wolfe
Ernest Wolfe1 год назад

Just as when you started ATG, you’re in at the beginning of a big trend here. Education is changing fast for a fast changing world and families have to take a larger role to keep kids healthy, happy, and with their love of learning intact.

Фото профиля KneesOverToesGuy
KneesOverToesGuy1 год назад

Thank you so much!!!

Фото профиля Ernest Wolfe
Ernest Wolfe1 год назад

Best way to keep kids from bouncing off the walls is to get rid of the walls! Open air learning should be the new norm

Фото профиля Feral Passenger
Feral Passenger1 год назад

OMG, she's just like me when I was a kid!

Фото профиля DustinMaher| Commercial Real Estate Investor Dad
DustinMaher| Commercial Real Estate Investor Dad1 год назад

I am going to be homeschooling my 5 kids for the first time next year like we talked about. Moving to Colorado. 1 day per week we have enrolled them in a forest school in the mountains where they will be outside most days. I am also joining lifetime fitness. At about $1200/month it’s expensive but we get 2.5 hours of kids classes each day. They have 30 sessions a day to choose from. Rock climbing, gymnastics, dance, yoga, soccer, basketball, brain teasers, stem, art and so on. They will go to this most days of the week as well.

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KneeOverToesGuy

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Thank you Bryan Johnson. Jefferson is amazing. I will try to summarize the general dunk formula right now: 1. Height is a huge factor 2. Genetic jumping starting point 3. Age and injury history Then I would say 2 main things go missed: 1. Not being able to palm a ball is a huge barrier - not only to putting the ball through the rim, but holding back the JUMP INTENT itself. A small or foam ball (and even low rim if needed) can be a breakthrough to BECOMING A GOOD JUMPER. Getting well up over the rim is the first step and you can get better quality jumps without holding a ball. 2. A full squat. Think Wemby, 7+ feet tall, no chance genetically to be an Olympic weightlifter but then the top Olympic weightlifter of all time, pound for pound, is like 5’5” and no chance blocking Webmy’s dunk - and so FULL SQUAT tends to go missing! It gets overlooked. But I’ve seen NOTHING come close to how much it SUPPORTS dunk goal, because it strengthens legs AND KNEES. It’s almost like the worse you are at full squat, the more potential is waiting for you. For dunking, knee is NOT #1 power but knee PAIN is #1 BARRIER. Even in pro dunking you’ll now find the majority full squat. I personally coached many of them 8 years ago and it changed dunking, behind the scenes, forever. I’m not saying to work through pain. Here and on a weekly basis I post pain-free full squat strategy. 3. Similarly, seated calf machine goes underrated for extra Achilles support. So if we recap: Dunk is largely your starting point you can’t do anything about. But you can do a LOT with uninhibited jumping - that means neither ball nor knee pain or Achilles pain holding you back. Then, yes, any other power method is valid and can further boost! Doesn’t help that from 1970s to today, in many textbooks, “NO KNEE OVER TOES / NO FULL SQUAT” was forced on millions of students, despite no long-term research, which now shows that mistake.

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