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Are your training methods preventing injury or causing them?
Why do some athletic pursuits lead to disordered eating, orthorexia, and body image issues?
As the years tick by, how can we move the goalposts to make sure we’re training for the right reasons?
One of my favorite things about hosting this podcast for the past 12 years is the chance to revisit with guests in different stages of their lives.
Long time listeners first met my friend Chaz a little more than a decade ago.
Chaz Branham is a venture capitalist, athlete and lifelong health nut, who you may remember back in 2013 entered in the Texas Shredder Classic, his first bodybuilding competition, on a dare—and did ridiculously well and even earned a spot on the podium by using a fat-based approach (quite unique at the time).
This dude is a life-long athlete and beast. Back then in his mid-twenties, Chaz was fresh off his first bodybuilding competition, where he achieved an astonishing 3.5% body fat naturally and earned his place on the podium. Now in his late 30’s, it’s fascinating to examine how our lives and goals have changed.
On this episode with Chaz, you’ll discover:
How Chaz navigated body image issues and disordered eating patterns following a successful bodybuilding competition
How to adjust your training and goals in the face of serious injury
Why some ultra-marathoners show no signs of degeneration or injury after a lifetime of running
What it’s like to experiment in the Wild West world of peptides
And much more…
Read the show notes: https://fatburningman.com/chaz-branham-how-to-overcome-catastrophic-injury-with-the-eldoa-method/
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Are you a nose-breather or a mouth-breather?
I sat down for lunch recently with a few old friends, and one of them asked: “Abel, what is the most underrated performance hack in health and fitness?”
I said without hesitation, “nasal breathing.”
When you learn to harness the power of the breath, you can rewire your entire nervous system, which has vast implications for your health, performance, and even your personality. The state of our nervous system directly impacts our quality of life and ability to enjoy life's challenges.
Today we’re here with one of the OG’s of alternative health and natural movement, the creator of MovNat and Breathholdwork, our friend Erwan Le Corre. Erwan is known as the "Godfather of Natural Movement" and is author of "The Practice of Natural Movement."
No slouch, Erwan holds a US National Record in static breath-holding with a 7 minutes 29 seconds performance. His personal best breath hold currently sits at 8 minutes 03 seconds!
This episode is both practical and deeply existential, with questions like: “Are we spiritual beings having a human experience, or humans having a spiritual experience?” I hope you dig this one.
On this episode, you’ll discover:
How Erwan developed and practiced the ability to hold his breath for 8 minutes (!!!)
Why hyperventilation leads to sympathetic dominance, which can be detrimental to well-being
Why developing physical capability is a moral responsibility
How to manage your mindset to become more resilient and thrive under stress
The physical, emotional, and mental consequences of breathwork
Read the show notes: https://fatburningman.com/erwan-le-corre-rewire-your-brain-with-breathwork-and-natural-movement/
Check out and support Erwan Le Corre at breathholdwork.com
Join The Wild Guild and get freebies on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/abeljames
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/fatburningman
Like the show on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/fatburningman
Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/fatburnman
Click here for your free Fat-Burning Kit: http://fatburningman.com/bonus
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