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Training Log 11.1.26
Overall: The roof is completed, thanks be to God. Just a little clean up and after 10 months I may be able to move in to my office. Exciting times. A personally challenging week, which I wish didn’t line up with a deload week from a workout perspective, because I needed to put some of that energy somewhere else. Did more reading this past week which lifted my spirits. I miss just sitting and reading and the deload did make workouts shorter and allowed for me to sit in the
Daniel Fosselman
5 days ago1 min read


Training Log 10/25/26
Overall: Pretty good week. Roof is actively getting replaced, thanks Nuvant, which is a blessing. Took a couple days off clinically and was able to have a little staycation. Went to a Westerville South football game with the boys and it was good to go back there. Had the pleasure of going out to EliteFTS to speak with Dave Tate and had a lot of fun. My wife got to come with me and train there. Elite is special to me because of the influence they had on the strength and condit
Daniel Fosselman
Oct 251 min read


Training Log 10.18.26
Overall: Another stressful week. Still struggling with some reactive edema/swelling when training my right arm. Was hopeful this would calm down, but has been relatively persistent. Still trying to get the building in a good position and this has taken longer than expected. Some negative outcomes for people I care about this week has put me in a bit of a mental tailspin. It’s always the pain of caring about people that makes it hard. Still think they’re worth it. Learning:
Daniel Fosselman
Oct 181 min read


Training Log 10.11.26
Overall: Rough start to the week and not too bad of an end of the week. Was exhausted by Wednesday. Have been getting in the training, but body didn’t feel primed which is discordant from what my Garmin is saying. Recovery has been the highest it’s been in several months per that. I’m curious how much my posture has been contributing to my pec. With the roof waited to get a new desk and as such have been too slouched likely tightening up the pec and stretching the lat out. F
Daniel Fosselman
Oct 121 min read


Training Log 10.4.26
Overall: Intensity in training and life backed off this week and it was the normal thing that pushed my body into more of a rest phase and I was tired. Need to be more disciplined from a time management standpoint and figure out a way to get more reading done. Still need to be more disciplined about blocking off Saturday morning as deep work time. Did a lot of work thinking about how to improve technology within the practice. Was able to train BJJ last Sunday for the first
Daniel Fosselman
Oct 41 min read


Training Log 9.27.26
Overall: Busy week again and that should continue for the foreseeable future. I am starting to feel better with a structured program and I continue to believe that a program that has progressive overload built in, is the way to go for most people. Stop thinking, follow the recipe and do the work. Spend a little time making or picking the plan, spend most of the time just following it. I’ve been using the HYBRD app and have been content so far and it’s held me accountable wit
Daniel Fosselman
Sep 271 min read


Training Log 9.20.26
Overall: Another fairly stressful week. Sleep started to improve towards the back half of the week. Think a lot of that early in the week was from overtraining after restarting this program. Overall feeling good and significantly improving frequency of cardiovascular training. Did heavy BSS and felt wrecked for a couple days following. Having drill separated by 2 weeks was more taxing than I anticipated and limped into the weekend. Outside of the security system the gym i
Daniel Fosselman
Sep 211 min read


Training Log 9.13.26
Overall: Hard to believe 9/11 was 25 years ago. This motivated me and a lot of my generation to join the military. I miss the unity that took place nationally right after this event. Wishing peace to all the lives impacted directly or indirectly from that event. Another up and down week. Sleep was really poor. Made a decision and we should have a roof at some point in the near future and my brain is finally able to refocus on getting systems set up to provide better patient
Daniel Fosselman
Sep 132 min read


Training Log 9.6.26
Overall: Challenging week, but overall good. Old partner from COPC got married, more or less recovered from procedure last Friday, gym equipment came in, still haven’t figured out what to do with the roof. Training will be wonky this upcoming week as well. Going to get back into standard training program this upcoming week. Know that's going to be a mistake as it will be a weird week, but feel like I need to start this progression. Learning: Podcasts WCI Attia Knowledge
Daniel Fosselman
Sep 61 min read


Training Log 8.30.26
Overall: It’s been a long and short year. I can't believe we're entering into September and that means Professional Integrative Care is turning 2 years old. The second week in the building was more normal. It was my last week going to Pickerington, with the intention of freeing up more time for family. It will be the first time in my career I’ve been at one location. My biggest concern is that the staff will get sick of seeing me that much. I think it was a hard choice becau
Daniel Fosselman
Aug 301 min read


Training Log 8.23.26
Overall: The weeks are kind of rolling together. Last weekend was the big push to get into the new building and this was the first week in the new space. Big hiccup we have now is getting the roof repaired. Mentally I’m ready to be done with the move as it’s taken up a lot of headspace over the past couple of months. I’m fighting the fact that it will probably take a couple months to fix up the roof and settle in. I’m thankful for everyone who helped out with the move. This
Daniel Fosselman
Aug 231 min read


Training Log 8.16.26
Overall: It’s been a tiring 2-3 months, with a big push over the past couple weeks getting moved into the new office. Have been falling asleep around 8-8:30p just from being tired. I might have found the new solution to avoiding doomscrolling, being too tired to pick up the phone. Of course there’s been hiccups moving into the new space including a last minute audible of having to put in a claim for the roof because of the amount of damage from the recent storms and leaks it
Daniel Fosselman
Aug 162 min read


Training Log 8.3.26
Overall It's been a strong push getting everything ready for the move over the next two weeks. Stressful — these have been a challenging couple of weeks, and I'm excited to have it behind me soon. The coordination has been the hardest part. Once it's complete, I want to make time to reflect on it and celebrate what's ahead. This is a major milestone — the culmination of nine months of work. Physically, the back rehab continues to progress. I'm pushing a little harder in the g
Daniel Fosselman
Aug 31 min read


Training Log 7.26.26
Overall: Shoulder/pec is feeling better week over week. PT finally got out of the ROM only phase and started doing light resistance. Still ahead of schedule on rehabbing that but suspect it will be another couple of months to get back into drilling only with BJJ. Went in and seeing some of the guys from BJJ on Sundays is good, but just makes me want to get back on the mats. Move is coming up in 3 weeks to the new building. Hopeful that ends up being a good thing for patient
Daniel Fosselman
Jul 261 min read


Year in Review 37
I love birthdays. For the past decade I've done a review twice a year and set goals for the year ahead. One lands in December. The other lands around my birthday, July 18, and I start it about two weeks out. Last December the reflection stretched across the whole month, which tells you something about the year I was having. Most of life is swimming. Head down, arms turning over, working hard just to stay afloat. That's not a complaint — it's the job. But you can swim for year
Daniel Fosselman
Jul 157 min read


Training Log 7.12.26
Overall: Being busy continues. Continue to feel like there's improvement in the pack healing and range of motion. Had follow up physical therapy this week and it seemed like range of motion was objectively improving. Still have significant restrictions in the right arm to only work on range of motion exercises without loading. Subjectively can start working on back exercises for that arm in the next two weeks. Training with Mike has gone really well. Certainly a change and t
Daniel Fosselman
Jul 121 min read


Training Log 7.5.26
Overall: Happy 4th of July and Happy 250th Birthday to the United States of America. Just finished the third week being post-op from my right pec major repair. Came out of the sling more or less full time this week. Pain has still overall been limited and things feel better in the shoulder on almost a daily basis. Rough week for my left leg because my patellar tendinitis and then turf toe on the left flared up from doing too much on the leg and then limping around. Second
Daniel Fosselman
Jul 52 min read


Training Log 6.21.26
Overall Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there One week postoperative. Recovery has been much better than expected from a physical standpoint. Mental to no pain since the time of surgery. Swelling is significantly down over the course of the past week. Mentally been a very challenging week. What's efficient at work and difficulties navigating normal human functions with one arm. Challenging week for a bunch of people that I really care about and just hope to be suppo
Daniel Fosselman
Jun 211 min read


Training log. June 14, 2026.
Overall, an interesting week. I had surgery and things went well overall on Friday.Was notified that I'd have a morning surgery on Thursday. Had significant concerns going into surgery and was second-guessing everything. Continuation of the denial and grieving stage of knowing that I'd be rehabbing in normal life would not continue until the rehab process was complete, which will take approximately 9 to 12 months. I thought Dr. Backes did an absolutely wonderful job of just b
Daniel Fosselman
Jun 142 min read


Training Log 6.7.26
Overall: Challenging week. Ruptured my pec tendon and confirmed that with planned surgery next week. From a patient perspective it was interesting how much denial I was in. I more or less diagnosed myself at the time of injury, then did mental gymnastics up until I got the MRI trying to convince myself that it didn’t happen. As much as I hate the thought of surgery, I think it’s the long term responsible choice even though it’s going to be a frustrating 3-6 months just to ge
Daniel Fosselman
Jun 71 min read
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