Lucas Parker: Purpose and Direction

[goon175]

I absolutely loved watching this. I think he has a great philosophy on not only training, but it seems life in general. Although most if not all of us probably do not have both the time and means he has, I think you can apply a lot of his principles in your own way. It's about 20 minutes long, and very worth your time IMO. Also, on a side note, I am absolutely jealous of his backyard and the view that comes with it.

 

[Lefty375]

That warm up....

I liked his philosophy about everything in life being like a training event..maybe I will try to be more structured.

Seems like a good guy to train with.

 

[SkrewzLoose]

Great video.
He's obviously a very large and in-shape man, but I seriously question his choice of outfit for his 30 minute kayak session.

 

[TB1077]

And that is a pretty nice house and piece of property.

 

[Red Ryder]

So does this guy have a job lol? His warm up time is about all the time I have through the week to work out.

 

[booker]

He's a freak of nature! I like his "see-food" diet (http://athletes.roguefitness.com/lucas-parker/). His mindset is refreshing after being around younger Crossfitter's who think that being an asshole is the best way to compete.

 

[surgicalcric]

Pretty cool. Must be nice not to have "life" getting in the way of your life goals.

 

[Rexus]

that's one lumberjacked mother. pretty bad ass beard to have it meet with his pubes

 

[digrar]

He's obviously a very large and in-shape man,

Weight, 185. Height, 5′ 7″. He's like an Ewok.

 

[SkrewzLoose]

Weight, 185. Height, 5′ 7″. He's like an Ewok.

Hmm...I retract my previous comment. I'm 6'2" though, so I might be a bit biased...
Also, I'm currently suffering from being over served in my own house.