Peter Attia· MD
where I think people miss the talent what they're missing is a big part of the talent is the natural stability in other words it's the Force transmission without the energy leakage
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where I think people miss the talent what they're missing is a big part of the talent is the natural stability in other words it's the Force transmission without the energy leakage
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it's not just that the energy leakage costs you performance it clearly does it's that it predisposes you to injury
what they're missing is a big part of the talent what they're missing is a big part of the talent is the natural stability in other words it's the Force transmission without the energy leakage and when I contrast really good athletes with myself and I examine my athletic past what is clear to me is that in everything I have ever done despite all of my hard efforts my lack of both natural ability and at the time coaching has meant that I have always suffered from an unbelievable amount of energy leakage
In other words, it's the force transmission without the energy leakage.