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Fitz’s IG
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Her Website
Fitzness.com – Live Better, Live Longer with Fitzness
The Audiobook we discuss
My Noisy Cancer Comeback by Fitz Koehler - Audiobook - Audible.com
Fitz ‘Abhors’ the idea of garnering pity
Top things you shouldn’t tell people with Cancer
Be aggressive with offering support to someone going through cancer
The importance of practicing empathy + integrity
Fitz’s fingernails rotted during chemo
Using landmarks as benchmarks for your recovery.
The upcoming race announcing schedule
“Coast Guard Marathon, Los Angeles Marathon, San Diego, half Marathon, big Sur Marathon,, Savannah Women's Half Marathon. Fargo Marathon, Buffalo Marathon. You name it. I have an incredible race schedule coming up. There's something for everybody, and when I say marathon, know that all of my marathon weekends have a half marathon.
Many of them have 10 Ks, five Ks, which is only 3.1 mile. Some of them even have one mile, um, races, kid races, baby races, dog races. So marathon weekends are diverse and there's something for everybody.”
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My five “lifestyle tweaks” are as follows:
Develop a relationship with your body that includes movement that is fun, convenient, and affordable so you can do it for life. I see the all-or-nothing mentality cycle with movement and exercise. The body we have is the one we’ve got and movement is vital for feeling balanced, energized, and creative.
Take time throughout the day to check in with your body and listen to what it is telling you. These qualities can serve you well, and then pay attention to the messages your body tells you about your needs and wants.
Cultivate curiosity. You can apply this anywhere and you likely won’t be bored. And if you are bored, stay curious about the feeling!
Surround yourself with people you love and who accept you unconditionally. This is vital as we are such goal-oriented people, especially as professionals and hardworking people in New York City. If you get into the striving-to-improve mentality, you can forget about the person on the way to their goals. Sometimes you need the people who love you to remind you how great you are.
Don’t give up on yourself and don’t think you need to go it alone: keep working on your own personal development even through challenging and scary times. Find a therapist or mentor to help you along your way as we all need support.
We have lost the art of curiosity and presence while being with other people. From this communication comes empathy, understanding, and connection — the opposite of loneliness and isolation. I would start a movement designed to build connection between people
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The 3 P’s
Justin is the host of the show ‘Fear Hunter’. He launched after this podcast recording just as he said he would.
Purpose: Justin wants to help others conquer their fear.
Positivity: Be willing to pivot
Productivity:
2022 Biggest changes in diet and health: the more I work out, the more aware I am of the impact of my diet.
Using a novelty approach towards training.
Start looking for the root of what is causing the pain.
My thoughts and long history with voice journaling
My approach to dealing with my partner: Do you want me to ‘listen, coach or solve’?
How I deal with “Flashes of Shame”. What's in and out of your ‘locus of control’
The locus of control is a psychological concept that refers to the extent to which individuals believe that they have control over the events that affect their lives. An internal locus of control refers to the belief that one's own actions and personal characteristics are responsible for the outcomes they experience, while an external locus of control refers to the belief that external factors such as luck or fate are primarily responsible for the outcomes they experience. Research has shown that individuals with an internal locus of control tend to be more successful and satisfied with their lives than those with an external locus of control.
“time plan to be wasted is not wasted time”
How I do checklists for the week on Sunday
Yo-yo dieting for your brain - In pursuit of a ‘completed’ list of all tasks
‘Feeding’ your relationship with your friends
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Episode 42: “Don’t wish it away: Embrace the turbulence & make Peace with discomfort”
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Greg’s Website
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Gregory’s muddled start with a lifelong health pursuit. A near DUI was enough for him to stop drinking. Shortly thereafter, he channeled the energy into exercise.
Greg’s insights on training with a coach. “Stay on my toes”.
Greg’s big change @ 60 years old. He quit his job, sold his belongings and moved to Hawaii. He worked in a kitchen
The DOLR Approach:
Dream Big
Own Your Health
Live Well
Recharge Often
Greg Recommends getting a full panel blood test prior to your physical and bringing it with you.
Greg prefers to not have
His dad died of diabetes in the past year. He began wearing a continuous glucose monitor and was surprised by some foods that spiked his blood sugar.
Greg is trying to limit himself to < 10 grams of ‘added’ sugar per day and < 100 grams of carbs.
Greg is generally a high protein person, but recommends that everyone try to learn what works for them.
Try to eat foods that are closest to their natural form
Greg’s Training Week: 9 sessions in 6 days.
After being diagnosed with low bone density, greg started focusing on strength training. Usually 3 days a week.
He also does 2 swims, 2 rides and 2 runs a week.
“Exercise is the most potent medicine we have” - Peter Attia
“No 90 year old ever said ‘I have too much muscle’”- Peter Attia
For the Book cover photos, Greg got to 7% bodyfat. He ate 1500 calories per day.
“Abs at 60 are a bit of vanity, but it also shows people what’s possible”
“Play the long game”. You may not get the perfect performance at a race because you have a few extra lbs of muscle, but you will be stronger in the long term and more energy resilient.
The issue with calories and lifespan. Nutshell: Lots of calories will most likely shorten your life.
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ID Your biggest regrets for 2022.
In this situation a regret is defined as "An outcome where your actions did not align with your core values".
Start with Why - Simon Sinek
" Why is it imperative that I pursue this now"
Challenge your focus by running it against this statement.
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Acceptance of your Fate: Stop wondering about if / what it would be like if you had not been stricken. Make peace with the fact it has happened.
Viktor Frankl : Define your value through purpose
In Running Ultras: The worst parts are often when there is still a chance to back out or quit.
Panic is the enemy. It will not serve you. It may exacerbate the pain / symptoms
Gratitude: How much time have you spent thinking about the days you were not sick. Or the days where you did not get a flat, or have a car wreck?
Disease should remind us of the fragility of life. The lack of promise that tomorrow awaits us.
Embrace the adversity as a chance to ‘highlight’ your true character
I say highlights because we sometimes find out that our perception does not match the reality. It can go either way.
As a father: I want to show my children that I can suffer if ned be.
Embrace the adversity as a chance to ‘develop’ your true character
We don’t get tougher from ‘thinking' about jumping in cold water
Ultimately: challenges like these will prepare me to face my inevitable death.
How can I leverage my ‘present’ constraints for a more ‘fulfilling’ future
Ask yourself with genuine curiosity: What insights and enlightenments await me? How can I use the 'now' for the 'then'
Acknowledge, Reflect, Adapt
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My 'No Judgement' disclaimer
The goal - distinguish between delight and debauchery
You need to determine what ‘you’ intend to experience
de·bauch·er·y
/dəˈbôCHərē,dəˈbäCHərē/
Noun - excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures.
1: Get your workout in prior to the party. The best time….. When you KNOW you will get it in.
2: Don’t count on having healthy food available at a party.
A tip to offset this: Have a few healthy satiating snacks prior to the gathering. E.g. Some hot broth with collagen about an hour prior to meeting.
This takes about 1 minute to put together.
Here’s what I use
Amazon.com : Better than Bouillon Premium Roasted Beef Base & Roasted Chicken Base 8 oz Jars, 2 CT : Grocery & Gourmet Food
3: Pack electrolytes. LMNT is loaded in salt.
4: Avoid Sugar in your drinks. Avoid the punch - its pure sugar. Tips on making lower calorie drinks.
5: Ask your partner if they want to ‘create a shared sampler for treats’. Homemade apple pie is a good exception for me. Skip the ice cream topping.
6: Eat more whole foods that are high in protein PRIOR to any refined carbs.
E.g. Deviled eggs are a good healthy choice.
Holiday Sides are the big calorie items that are basically desserts in disguise.
7: Get the most enjoyment with the least amount of regret.
Focus on having a great time with your family! Choose to enjoy things UNTIL you find they don’t serve you.
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Hi, I'm Daniel Lucas and I share tools, tips and insights to fuel a life worth living.
My mission in life is to 'Make Healthy Living More Accessible'.
I'm a former endurance athlete…
On Chasing Energy, I delve into the science behind peak performance, exploring topics like nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress management, and cognitive enhancement. I interview leading experts and share practical strategies for optimizing your health and well-being. My goal is to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to live a vibrant, energized life.
I'm excited to share my story, insights, and experiences with you. Whether you're a health enthusiast, athlete, parent, or simply someone looking to feel your best, I believe we can all benefit from a deeper understanding of how our bodies and minds work.