Your Body Doesn't Keep Separate Books - Paul Oneid

Your Body Doesn't Keep Separate Books - Paul Oneid

Your Body Doesn't Keep Separate Books - Paul OneidPaul Oneid
Published on: 19/10/2026

Two logs, one body. Then there's the third log nobody keeps. The one where your Achilles is cranky on Tuesday, your hip feels off on the stairs, and the ball of your foot has started talking to you on longer runs.

How do I adjust my program during a high-stress week? - The MAP Team

How do I adjust my program during a high-stress week? - The MAP Team

How do I adjust my program during a high-stress week? - The MAP TeamPaul Oneid
Published on: 09/10/2026

Stress doesn't stay in one lane. When life gets heavy, it shows up in the gym whether you invite it or not. We put the question to the MAP coaching team to hear how each of them manages training when everything else is pushing back.

Protecting Your Progress: The Holiday Goal That Actually Works - Paul Oneid

Protecting Your Progress: The Holiday Goal That Actually Works - Paul Oneid

Protecting Your Progress: The Holiday Goal That Actually Works - Paul OneidPaul Oneid
Published on: 05/10/2026

Every year around this time, I have some version of the same conversation with clients.

Closing the Identity Gap: How to Build Consistency That Doesn't Depend on Motivation

Closing the Identity Gap: How to Build Consistency That Doesn't Depend on Motivation

Closing the Identity Gap: How to Build Consistency That Doesn't Depend on MotivationPaul Oneid
Published on: 28/09/2026

A while back I wrote about the Actor/Rester framework, the idea that people default to either pushing harder or pulling back under stress. If you read that piece and recognized your own pattern, here's the next question worth asking.....