What could be more important than mastering yourself so that you can become the person you want to be?

In an effort to help you determine a more accurate snapshot of your current self-mastery, here are 4 categories of self-mastery because you can't always rely on an optimal environment for success.

It doesn’t matter what you’re training toward or the particular sport or art—it may be time to empty your cup.

Recognition of where you are in your skill development can go a long way toward making your progress sustainable.

Don't be afraid to seek and share your mastery with the world. You never know who might be watching.

Discover the technical secrets of the tsar of kettlebell lifts.

Believe in yourself, start small, and take your first steps to your best rowing yet.

You'll never move on to the heavier kettlebells if you fail to master the basics of the jerk technique.

Mastering the tuck pop up will develop the strength and coordination required to complete a muscle up.

This week Al shows you the kip-up, along with some additional movements to help you learn it.

There is a world of difference between enjoying your job and being someone lit up from within, bursting with excitement to share your knowledge. These three pillars are essential for all coaches.

How do you learn? There are 4 stages to learn. Where are you in the sport you are training? Review the Conscious Competence model of skill acquisition and find out.