E. Paul Zehr's Blog, page 9
September 18, 2020
Bruce Wayne, Too, Wonders What Batman Would Do
You and I can enhance our capabilities when we imagine Batman over our shoulders telling us “you can do it.” Or maybe “you will do it—or else.”
Bruce Wayne, Too, Wonders What Would Batman Do
You and I can enhance our capabilities when we imagine Batman over our shoulders telling us “you can do it.” Or maybe “you will do it—or else.”
August 2, 2020
What Is the Sound of One-Leg Standing?
Martial arts engage multiple levels across different domains of health to provide background balance improvement. Just keep clear of the Cobra Kai.
What Is the Sound of One Leg Standing?
Martial arts engage multiple levels across different domains of health to provide background balance improvement. Just keep clear of the Cobra Kai.
July 19, 2020
Your Drive to Strive, Thrive, and Survive Keeps You Alive
The secret to superhuman success and achievement lies in belief, determination, and the willingness to push yourself beyond your falsely perceived limits.
May 29, 2020
The Vicious Cycle of Concussion Ignorance in Combat Sports
Accessible concussion information that promotes good practices and efforts from all parties can break the vicious cycle of ignorance in combat sports.
Concussion Ignorance in Combat Sports is a Vicious Cycle
Accessible concussion information that promotes good practices and efforts from all parties can break the vicious cycle of ignorance in combat sports athletes and coaches.
May 3, 2020
Finding the Force: Trauma, Martial Arts, and Jedi Resilience
The Star Wars universe inspired martial arts training to reshape and reinvent the life of Dr. Nicholas Harrison in ways that would have been difficult to implement otherwise.
Finding the Force: Trauma, Martial Arts and Jedi Resilience
The Star Wars universe inspired martial arts training to reshape and reinvent the life of Dr. Nicholas Harrison in ways that would have been difficult to implement otherwise.
April 27, 2020
Strength After Stroke Begins in the Brain
Exercises that stimulate interlimb neural networks can benefit the whole body. After stroke, the stronger side can be used to give the weaker one a helping hand in rehabilitation.
