Episode 12

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20th Jan 2021

The Progress Theory Podcast: Roundtable 006: Is your comfort zone bigger than you think?

Welcome back everyone, the Progress Theory podcast returns in 2021. Today we start off the year with a roundtable episode where @thepricep @dgcoaching and @m.tyler_pt discuss the comfort zone, every influencer’s favourite buzzword. Let’s be honest, do we often say we’re outside our comfort zone when in reality we’re not? The comfort zone boundary is going to be different for everyone so what can we do to understand where it is. Surely our own understanding of our comfort zone is what is going to help us continuously challenge ourselves?

In this episode we cover (Comfort zone talk starts at 13:00):

· What activities we feel are outside of our comfort zone

· Do people misinterpret hard work for being outside of their comfort zone?

· How we define outside of the comfort zone?

· Is there such thing as being too far out of your comfort zone?

· Advice for managing moving inside and outside of your comfort zone?

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About the Podcast

The Progress Theory
Implementing Sport Science To Optimise Human Performance
Welcome to The Progress Theory.

Our purpose is to teach and discuss scientific principles to show how we can enhance and optimise human performance.

We will deliver you interviews with world-class experts (or legends as we prefer to call them), exciting real-world application of Sport Science and will explore some of the common myths and misconceptions in Health & Wellbeing.

We want all of our listeners to develop the skills to implement the knowledge they obtain from the show into their everyday lives.

These skills can be applied towards improving sporting performance and conquering physical challenges, or it can be in developing a better quality of life.