Here is an overlooked system to train for increased recovery ability and to be more robust. The first system was temperature and the second system is pH. Your body has to regulate both core temp and blood pH very tight. Small deviations = no bueno. Since your body is an amazing adaptive organism, you
On today's episode of the Flex Diet Podcast, I'm speaking with Akshay Nanavati about the physiologic and psychologic benefits of doing hard things. Akshay's adventures have taken him all over the world, including on an Arctic exploration, swimming through underwater caves,
On today's Flex Diet Podcast, I give a brief overview of the Physiologic Flexibility Certification, which is open for enrollment from Sept. 5 to Sept. 12, 2022. I also talk about my experience with cold water immersion, including why I started,
On today's episode of the Flex Diet Podcast, I'm talking with Dr. Rick Cohen, a leading expert in the fields of nutrition, sports performance, and longevity medicine. We talk about the health aspects related to longevity, regenerative medicine, and how to
Here is your place to submit your questions to Dr. Mike about anything - from metabolism to metal music to performance. He will pull from these questions and answer them in the Flex Diet Podcast or the Daily Fitness Insider Newsletter. Click here to send Dr. Mike your question.
Today on the Flex Diet Podcast, I'm interviewing Sam Miller of Sam Miller Science about diagnostic testing for optimal health. We take a deep dive into blood work, calorie tracking, body weight measurements, and much more. Episode Notes Sam's background Metabolic
Poke around the internet and it gets confusing in the land of supplements Here is a question I got the other day. “Hey doc, I heard that BCAAs are not useful at all for adding muscle. Is this true? Thanks." - Mark If you are old like me, you remember back to the stone
I want to discuss the rare times where prolonged distress may be useful. As discussed yesterday, I like a mainly eustress model for nutrition, training, and even recovery items like sauna, cold, fasting, etc. Stressors that are acute. Every so often, a prolonged, massive distress – if done correctly – can provide a huge
Ah, home sweet home! In a bit, two former M3 online clients will be here for a fun day of learning, lifting, assessments, and much more. Wahoo! One of the “fun things” we will do is cold water immersion (CWI) in the sealed chest freezer in the Extreme Human Performance Center filled with 47
Today, on the podcast, I've got Paul, the iron intern. He's turning the tables and asking me questions about cardiovascular training, specifically how you can get better at it (make it suck less). Episode Notes" Intro to Paul "the iron intern"
