About this episode
This week comes in response to a series of questions regarding maintaining training in a busy schedule, and for those who may not have access to nearby instructors.
As the Overton Window continues to shift towards a proliferation of training, and although we may not see a golden age of training, the responsibility ultimately falls on the shoulders of the individual to be proficient, and ask "what for" with humility and courage.
Three categories of skill development to focus on: Habitual, Guided, and Exploratory help us think about not only what we are training for, but how we train at all.
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