The Screen Can’t Hit Back: Why Your Brain Needs the Mat
Most of us spend about ten hours a day staring at glowing glass. Whether it’s a laptop for work, a phone for "relaxing," or a TV to wind down, our lives have become incredibly intangible. We’re moving data, sending emails, and scrolling through algorithms that are designed to keep us distracted. It’s clean, it’s quiet, and it’s exhausting in a way that sleep doesn't seem to fix. This digital fatigue happens because your brain is a biological machine designed for physical problem-solving, yet we’ve trapped it in a world where nothing is actually solid. This is exactly why walking through the doors at Relentless MMA feels like such a shock to the ....
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