Jeremy Hills

Make sure all your actions are pure and selfless. It’s the only way for everything to fall into its own perfect place.

It’s only a love/hate relationship with the jump rope. I love it because it’s the purest form of conditioning and a total body burner, but I hate them because when fatigue creeps in and alight mess up happens, the jump rope gives me an instant reminder on my shin that there’s no such thing as 99%, it’s either perfect or fail.

Easy, I first allow myself to have the necessary space to be a novice. I ask questions, I look for commonalities in application and I practice. I don’t try to “master” anything, but instead aim to improve. Over time, I end up exactly where I should be.

The work comes first. In fitness, like life, most of the goals are on the other end of the work, so once the plan is in place, GO!

The idea that “consistency will separate us all in the end” is something that I’ve been inspired by time and time again when I get to the tough moments or even when I find myself falling in the lull of mundane task. I try my hardest to keep myself in the present moment and locked in, to the minor details that eventually are responsible for the bigger picture.

I’d say either open water swimming or like a 25+ mile hike with a breath-taking view

I don’t know that I would say that I have a favorite failure, instead I would say that the many lessons that came from things that never worked out how I originally planned them have now paved the way for me to be living the dream that I currently am.

For me, It’s the foundation that everything else in life is built on