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This week’s Addicted to Fitness explores the science of gratitude. Nick and Shannon discuss the research on how practicing and observing gratitude can improve your mental & physical health. They also share the strength, flexibility/mobility, and mental health challenges for week 2 of the Pre-Holiday ATF Fitness Challenge. Follow the podcast profile on Instagram @TheATFPodcast. Give it a listen and let us know what you think by leaving a rating & review in Apple Podcasts.

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This week's Addicted to Fitness outlines the adjustments individuals must make to their exercise regime when they hit their 40th birthday. Shannon describes her recent 40th birthday celebration which leads to a conversation about the importance of a workout routine that prioritizes recovery, nutrition, and stretching & mobility for 40+ year olds. Follow the podcast profile on Instagram @TheATFPodcast. Give it a listen and let us know what you think by leaving a rating & review in Apple Podcasts.

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In this special episode filmed live in front of readers of Outlive, Peter answers questions revolving around his concept of the centenarian decathlon. He starts by defining the “marginal decade” and how that shapes his training for the events and activities that make up his personal centenarian decathlon. Peter explains how he coaches patients through the challenges of customizing their own list and building out a training plan, including how to set fitness goals early in life in preparation for the marginal decade. From there, he dives into training within the four pillars (zone 2, VO2 max, stability, and strength), including the minimum effective dose, how to split your time, his personal protocols, and other considerations. Additionally, he touches on bone mineral density, female-specific considerations, working through injuries, and the profound impact training can have on the overall quality of life.

We discuss:

• The best interventions for longevity [2:15];
• The marginal decade and the centenarian decathlon [4:45];
• Peter’s personal list of events for his “centenarian decathlon” and how he helps patients create their own list [8:00];
• Determining your fitness goals early in life in preparation for the marginal decade, metrics to track, and more [15:00];
• How does playing sports like tennis, basketball, or golf fit into training for the centenarian decathlon? [24:15];
• Training within the four pillars: minimum effect dose, how to split your time, and other considerations [27:45];
• Advice for the older person and why it’s never too late to start [33:45];
• Bone mineral density and other female-specific concerns and considerations [36:15];
• Training advice for those with minimal access to a gym or equipment [39:30];
• Injuries: prevention and working through existing conditions [41:00];
• Cardiorespiratory training: how to split time between zone 2 and VO2 max training, and different modalities for a true zone 2 workout [44:15];
• VO2 max training: modalities, Peter’s protocol, and how to monitor progress [54:45];
• The profound impact training can have on the overall quality of life [58:15]; and
• More.

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First up, Jason breaks down Uber’s huge Q1 results! (1:21) Then, Unlearn.AI CEO Charles Fisher joins to discuss the advancements his company is making in fast-tracking clinical trials (9:49), how machine learning is used in drug development (16:24), Unlearn’s business model (35:24), and more!

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Kelly Starrett, a doctor of physical therapy, has trained professional athletes, Olympians, and military special operators, helping them unlock peak performance. But as he approached his fifties, he started to see cracks appearing in the health of the folks around him. What had worked for his peers in their 20s and 30s, wasn't working anymore; they were gaining weight, having surgeries, and just didn't feel good.

So he and his wife and fellow trainer, Juliet, decided to write a book — Built to Move: The Ten Essential Habits to Help You Move Freely and Live Fully — that took all that they've learned from training elite performers and distilled it into the foundational practices that everyone, at every age, can use to develop lasting mobility, durability, and all-around health. Today on the show, Kelly unpacks some of those essential physical habits, sharing the "vital signs" — tests that will help you assess how you're doing in that area — as well as daily practices that will help you strengthen and improve that capacity.

Resources Related to the Podcast

• Kelly's previous appearance on the AoM podcast — Episode #213: Undoing the Damage of Chronic Sitting
• AoM article on the Sitting-Rising Test
• AoM Article: 7 Simple Exercises That Undo the Damage of Sitting (including the Couch Stretch)
• AoM article on foam rolling
• AoM Article: The Benefits of Hanging for Strength and Mobility
• AoM Article: 12 Balance Exercises You Can Do on a 2×4
• AoM Podcast #638: How Changing Your Breathing Can Change Your Life
• AoM Podcast #678: Physical Benchmarks Every Man Should Meet, At Every Age
• Muscles and Meridians: The Manipulation of Shape by Phillip Beach
• Video of Kelly demonstrating the Couch Stretch
• Video of Kelly demonstrating the squat test
• Video of 90/90 sit/stretch
• Get yourself a pull-up bar
• The SlackBlock
• Kelly's article on fixing shoulder pain, including a video on the Shoulder Spin-Up

Connect with Kelly Starrett

• The Ready State website
• The Ready State on IG
• Kelly on Twitter

What do livable and walkable urban environments have to do with "the real life Hunger Games"? And why are people in Oxford, England and elsewhere coming out in droves to protest seemingly innocuous traffic restrictions?

On this episode of Endless Thread, co-hosts Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson explore one of the strangest conspiracy theories circulating today: the 15-minute city.

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Kelly Starrett, DPT (@thereadystate) is one of my favorite performance coaches. When I have problems other people can’t solve, I call Kelly. He’s also a treasure trove of one-liners.

He is, along with his wife Juliet, co-founder of The Ready State. The Ready State began as MobilityWOD in 2008 and has gone on to transform the field of performance therapy and self-care.

Kelly’s clients include professional athletes in the NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB. He also works with Olympic gold medalists, Tour de France cyclists, world- and national-record-holding Olympic Lifting and Power athletes, Crossfit Games medalists, professional ballet dancers, elite military personnel, and more.

Kelly is the author of the New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers Becoming A Supple Leopard and Ready to Run. His new book is Built to Move: The Ten Essential Habits to Help You Move Freely and Live Fully, co-written with Juliet Starrett.

Juliet was the U.S. National Champion in extreme whitewater racing from 1997 to 2000 and World Champion from 1997 to 1998. She returned to the sport in 2018 to become World Champion in the Masters Division.

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[08:05] Where in the world are Kelly and Tim?

[13:34] A lesson in how our environment shapes us.

[19:12] Optimizing vital signs and range of motion as we age.

[30:31] Walk and fidget more for better sleep and body maintenance.

[40:37] Balance training: not just for "old" people.

[50:51] Extending the end range of motion.

[54:58] The old man shoe-on game.

[59:50] The airport scanner shoulder test.

[1:05:55] Simple corrective exercises.

[1:09:44] Tower of London.

[1:12:41] Breath as a mobilization device.

[1:19:13] A reasonable amount of daily protein.

[1:23:09] 800 grams of fruits and vegetables.

[1:32:27] Never do nothing. But my something doesn't have to be your something.

[1:43:23] Cultivating cross-cultural, timeless movement in a busy world.

[1:53:43] Who is Built To Move for?

[1:58:54] Parting thoughts.

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This week's Addcited to Fitness features a physical challege that forces one of the hosts to test their flexibility. Nick and Shannon discuss the importance of regular stretching then Shannon leads Nick through 5 different movements to test his flexibility and mobility. Follow the podcast profile on Instagram @TheATFPodcast. Give it a listen and let us know what you think by leaving a rating & review in Apple Podcasts.

This week's Addicted to Fitness highlights why maintaining flexibility & mobility can improve your quality of life. Nick and Shannon describe the physical & mental health benefits a daily stretching routine can provide and how they incorportate flexibility movements into their daily life. Follow the podcast profile on Instagram @TheATFPodcast. Give it a listen and let us know what you think by leaving a rating & review in Apple Podcasts.

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A lot of us have niggling bodily pains. A bum knee, a tight hip, an achy back. My guest would say that the cause of those maladies, as well as their cure, can likely be traced to a common source: your posture.

His name is VinhPham and he's a physical therapist and the author ofSit Up Straight: Future-Proof Your Body Against Chronic Pain with 12 Simple Movements. Today on the show, Vinh explains the problems that can arise when we don't stand and sit properly, and simply sit too much in general, and how those problems can be prevented by practicing good posture. He explains what good posture looks like when you're sitting and standing, and the cues that will help keep your body well-aligned. Vinh shares the ideal ratio of sitting to standing to aim for throughout the day, and a better way to hold your phone so you don't get something called "tech neck." Vinh then walks us through some exercises you can do to address physical issues you may already have, from tight shoulders and hips to lower back pain.

Resources Related to the Podcast

• AoM Article: The Ultimate Guide to Posture
• AoM Article: De-Quasimodo Yourself — 6 Exercises to Counteract Slouching
• AoM Article: 7 Simple Exercises That Undo the Damage of Sitting
• AoM Podcast #213: Undoing the Damage of Chronic Sitting
• AoM Article: The History, Benefits, and Use of Standing Desks

Connect With Vinh Pham

• Myodetox
• Vinh on IG

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As men, we all want to be physically capable. We want to be able to save our own life in two ways: in the more metaphorical sense of wanting to preserve it in healthy, fit form for as long as possible, and in the more literal sense of being able to make it through an emergency unscathed. How do you know if you do possess that kind of lifesaving physical capability?

It’s time to do more than wonder, and really check in with yourself. My guest today has some helpful benchmarks that guys from age 8 to 80 can use to see if they’ve got an operative level of strength, mobility, and conditioning. His name is Dan John, and he’s a strength coach and the author of numerous books and articles on health and fitness. Dan walks us through the fitness standards the average male should be able to meet from childhood to old age, beginning with the assessments he gives to those who are 55 years old and older, which includes carrying their body weight, a long jump, and something called “the toilet test.” We then reach back to childhood, and Dan discusses the physical skills kids should become adept in, which were inspired by a turn-of-the-20th-century physical culturist who thought every individual ought to be able to save his own life, and which can be broken down into the categories of pursuit, escape, and attack. We end our conversation with the physical standards those in the 18-55 range should be able to meet, including how much a man should be able to bench press, squat, and deadlift, and the walking test that’s an excellent assessment of your cardiovascular conditioning.

Resources/Articles/People Mentioned in Podcast

• My first and second interview with Dan
• 10 Things Every Lifter Should Be Able to Do
• Don’t Just Lift Heavy, Carry Heavy
• Take the Simple Test That Can Predict Your Mortality
• The 10 Physical Skills Every Man Should Master
• How to Achieve Physical Autonomy
• The History of Physical Fitness
• Every Man Should Be Able to Save His Own Life
• 12 Balance Exercises You Can Do on a 2×4
• Shaker Plate
• Break Out of Your Cage and Stop Being a Human Zoo Animal

Connect With Dan

DanJohnUniversity.com (use code “artofman” for a discount) 

Dan on Facebook

Dan’s website