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Everybody's entitled to their own opinion. Obviously there's some of us in here do not believe in conspiracy theory and others believe in it. So I think you know, everybody's entitled to I believe in aliens. Do you really believe in aliens? Are you serious? Like my Yes. 100% they built the goddamn pyramids? Do you think people actually built the damn pyramids? Do you think human beings picked up like 40,000 pound stones and stack them in a perfect trial? It's insane. Oh, my mom's talking and Maddie Maddie on the pyramids, they have pictures right? helicopters, submarines, everything UFOs that and that's, that's legit. Like that is legit. You go there, and you can see it. And you can see the sun god and all these things. And when you look at this stuff, it's like, I don't believe with the universe as big as it is that we are here alone. No way. I agree. It is too big. We are literally like a grain of salt smaller than a grain of salt in the universe. And me and hey, I sometimes will put on you know, shows that talk about the universe. And you know, Neil deGrasse Tyson goes through it all. I get scared. I'm like, I want to shut the shut off. I don't want to think about this. You know, like, I don't want to know that I might get probed in 10 years like I'm good. You know, even the History Channel, ancient aliens. Yep. Ancient Aliens is a great one. And even like, well, it's funny, like Bob lazaar. And that whole thing, right? He was considered a conspiracy theorist for many, many years. And then finally this year, the government came out and they were like, Yeah, it's true. Like we have a lot of the technology that he's talking about and totally, like, vindicated him and all that and like for years, they made his life, absolute hell and pin him as a conspiracy theorist, but 100% as big as the universe is, there's no way we're the only ones. So I have a question for Dr. D, though, from a psychological perspective. Why do some of us believe in conspiracy theories? Is it something that we kind of try to latch on to for a moment of truth or is it
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GRID is the future of team sports. Men and women competing side by side with a variety of specialties and body types working together in the ultimate race-based game of teamwork and strategy.
The sport was introduced in 2014 by the National Pro Grid League with world class athletes competing at the pro level of GRID.
The Sport
Two teams race head-to-head to complete a series of weightlifting, body-weight, and other athletic elements. The FGL uses two versions of the sport with GRID 6 (6 person teams for anyone) and The FGL Season (14 person teams for higher level players).
Teams
Teams are composed of an equal number of male and female players who can be:
Players use the strengths that suit them to best contribute to their team.
What wins races
Speed, strategy and teamwork are used to complete the races in the fastest possible time.
The GRID
Two teams race in two lanes. Each lane is divided into four quadrants. Two teams perform at a time on the GRID head to head, which is very exciting.
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In This episode we are live from the Volvo showroom in Kuwait talking to you the fans who make this all happen in our annual live event!
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registered dietician, nutritionist, and I've been in practice for about 10 years. I'm a clinical dietitian, I talk a lot about healing foods for cancer, anti inflammation, cardiovascular disease, so I definitely have that clinical specialty. But I also believe that food is really fun and part of pleasure of life. And the idea behind champion nutrition is sort of just enjoying food, focusing more on adding in versus subtracting and just having that view of nutrition.
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In this Episode we talking about 2020 and all the crazy stuff that went down. We also dive into conspiracy theories and what will happen next. Taking the vaccine and what it will mean for all of us!
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In This episode mahdi and Meg dive into F45 with Danica! Danica brakes-down the interworking of F45 and the benefits. How the programs work and the overall structure works.
the guys also talk a lot about CrossFit and other workout modalities that never lasted. they also dive into different gyms and their outlooks on F45 and CrossFit
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Eric D’Agati has spent the past 20 years in the fitness industry as a coach, trainer and instructor, pioneering his unique approach to client assessment, performance enhancement and injury prevention. His company, ONE Human Performance, provides fitness, training and wellness services in New Jersey and operated as multidisciplinary facility for 12 years before Eric moved on to focus solely on his coaching and consulting services.
Eric studied Exercise Physiology at William Paterson University and, in addition, has had the good fortune over the years of learning directly from some of the greatest minds in the industry, including Gray Cook, Charles Poliquin, Mike Clark and Paul Chek. His list of certifications includes CHEK Practitioner, Poliquin Performance Coach, National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), Performance Enhancement and Integrated Flexibility Specialist (NASM), Functional Movement Screen (FMS), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), and SPARQ Speed, Agility & Quickness Trainer.
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we talked about seasonal affective disorder, where people really need to understand their symptoms, and is it winter related? Is it all year related? And what do you do about it? Definitely. And
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