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The 8-Station Term: Why Teaching is the Ultimate Hyrox Event

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If you haven’t seen Hyrox yet, it’s a beast. Eight 1km runs, each separated by a high-intensity functional strength station. There’s no sitting down, no "time-outs." You’re either pushing heavy steel or you’re running. Lately, it struck me: This is exactly what a school day looks like. We don’t just "teach." We are constantly shifting from the high-power …

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Progressing Forward: Three Vital Changes for SHAPE America and State AHPERD Organizations

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As the landscape of education rapidly evolves, staying relevant and supportive of our teachers and students requires continuous evolution. Because of this, SHAPE America and our state AHPERD organizations need to start actively embracing change to ensure progress, membership, and inclusivity. If we want change, we need to make change. Here are three suggestions: Affordability …

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