Seiji Ishii
@coachseiji
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adventure writer. trainer. coach. dad.
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Joined March 2009
Base training work is intentionally boring. It’s what lets you stack hard days later without breaking. Build the base now, earn intensity later. #mxtraining #strengthandconditioning
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If you “start training” when the season is close, you’re usually just cramming intensity into a body that can’t absorb it. #motocross #offseason
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Base season isn’t just cardio season. It’s durability season. Durability decides how much intensity you can survive when it counts. #motocross #mxtraining
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Motocross training isn’t just heart/lungs/muscles—it’s timing + flow. Warm up right to get your body online: smoother inputs → cleaner technique → less wasted energy. If you feel notchy (clunky), don’t force intensity—get flow back first. #motocross #mxtraining
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Most motocross riders don’t need more grit—they need better sequencing. Earn intensity: easy laps first → a few short section sprints → then the work. Stop going from zero to hero. #motocross #mxtraining
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Motivation isn’t the problem. When a session feels off, athletes back off early and start second-guessing everything. Clear targets change that. #AthleteMindset #TrainWithIntent
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Most athletes don’t need more motivation. They need fewer decisions. Clear structure and feedback > hype. When the system works, consistency becomes automatic. #CoachingSystems #AthleteDevelopment
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A small carb hit before training beats perfect macros later. 10–20g carbs, ~10 minutes pre-session = better output and adaptation. Under-fueling doesn’t make you tough. It trains your body to protect itself instead of adapting.
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Most training plans don’t fail in the workouts. They fail in the gap between sessions. Too much going on. Not enough room to recover. Keep the plan simple and repeatable. #Training #Consistency
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Most recovery problems aren’t training problems. They’re unresolved threats. Workouts stop. The nervous system doesn’t. That’s physiology, not willpower. #TrainingScience #Recovery
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Recovery protocols don’t always fix low HRV under chronic stress. Sometimes the missing variable is resolution signals — evidence to the nervous system that it can stand down, even temporarily. https://t.co/KbgqoPkOp1
#HRV #Recovery
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New post: Low HRV isn’t a fitness problem. It’s a threat problem. If your HRV stays low even when training/sleep/nutrition/recovery are “perfect,” it may be unresolved stress + vigilance, not lack of fitness. https://t.co/KbgqoPkOp1
#HRV #Recovery
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Training only gets you so far if you avoid discomfort. Adaptation happens when you meet it with intention, not fear. #training #performance #coaching
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We didn’t make kids safer.bWe made them scared. Take away real risk, and the brain creates imaginary ones. We’re raising the most anxious generation in history and treating it like a mystery. My new piece:
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We didn’t make kids safer. We made them scared. New longform essay dropping Thursday.
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