Embracing Durability
Brett reflects on the shift from seeking peak performance to prioritizing durability as he ages, emphasizing the importance of being pain-free and functional. Kelly highlights how young athletes are adopting principles that enhance their longevity and performance, allowing them to be more present in their personal lives. Both discuss the significance of maintaining fitness not just for aesthetics, but for a fulfilling and active life as they grow older.In this clip
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