Podcasts about elite hrv

“HRV has been correlated with longevity, resilience, enhanced health, and even elite performance,” says Leah Lagos, Psy.D, B.C.B.  Lagos, a health and performance psychologist with an expertise in heart rate variability biofeedback, joins us today to discuss the power of improving heart rate variability for longevity and resilience, plus:  - What is HRV (~1:36) - Longevity and HRV (~3:55) - Factors influencing HRV (~5:02) - Lifestyle factors (~6:25)  - The power of data (~11:27) - Breathwork and HRV (~14:41) - Accuracy of wearables (~21:05) - Individuality of HRV (~21:15) - Environmental factors on HRV (~27:35) - HRV training (~30:50) - Temperature and HRV (~32:20) - Gender differences (~33:00) - Aging and HRV (~34:45) - How women should think about HRV (~37:00) - Mind body connection and breathwork (~43:00) - Interesting findings from Lagos' work (~48:38) - Joe Mazzulla's experience with HRV training (~52:40) - The future of HRV (~54:43) - Music's impact on the nervous system (~1:00:10) Referenced in the episode:  - Connect with Leah Lagos online (www.drleahlagos.com) - Follow her on X, Instagram, and LinkedIn (@drleahlagos)  - Pick up her book, Heart Breath Mind (https://drleahlagos.com/heart-breath-mind/) - Check out her app, Elite HRV (https://elitehrv.com/app)  - Research by Stephen Porges on the polyvagal theory (https://www.stephenporges.com/articles)  - Research on HRV and fetal health (PubMed ID: 14085784)  For mindbodygreen listeners, Vuori is offering 20% off your first purchase for new customers when you visit vuori.com/mbg. Enjoy free shipping on any U.S. orders over $75 and free returns. Exclusions apply. Visit the website for full terms and conditions. We hope you enjoy this episode, and feel free to watch the full video on YouTube! Whether it's an article or podcast, we want to know what we can do to help here at mindbodygreen. Let us know at: podcast@mindbodygreen.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Friends, no, you do not likely need to go harder or whatever in order to see results if you're too tired to workout. Maybe you just need to take a rest day or do  something more chill. Ever thought about that? Give this episode a listen to learn how to determine what to do when you're too tired to workout.

This episode is about a health metric you may not have heard of before: heart rate variability, or HRV. This refers to the small changes in the length of time between each of your heart beats.Scientists have known about and studied HRV for a long time. In recent years, though, new monitors have come to market that can measure HRV accurately whenever you want.Five months ago, I got interested in HRV as a more scientific approach to finding the lifestyle changes that work best for me as an individual. It's at the convergence of some important trends in health right now, such as health tech, precision health and the holistic approach in systems biology, which recognizes how interactions among different parts of the body are key to health. But HRV is just one of many numbers worth paying attention to. For this episode of Making Sense of Science, I spoke with psychologist Dr. Leah Lagos; Dr. Jessilyn Dunn, assistant professor in biomedical engineering at Duke; and Jason Moore, the CEO of Spren and an app called Elite HRV. We talked about what HRV is, research on its benefits, how to measure it, whether it can be used to make improvements in health, and what researchers still need to learn about HRV.*Talk to your doctor before trying anything discussed in this episode related to HRV and lifestyle changes to raise it.Show notesSpren - https://www.spren.com/Elite HRV - https://elitehrv.com/Jason Moore Twitter - https://twitter.com/jasonmooreme?lang=enDr. Jessilyn Dunn on Twitter - https://twitter.com/drjessilyn?lang=enDr. Dunn's study on HRV, flu and common cold - https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2784555Dr. Leah Lagos - https://drleahlagos.com/Dr. Lagos on Star Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jC2Q10SonV8Research on HRV and intermittent fasting - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33859841/Research on HRV and Mediterranean diet - https://medicalxpress.com/news/2010-06-twin-mediterranean-style-diet-heart-function.html#:~:text=Using%20data%20from%20the%20Emory,eating%20a%20Western%2Dtype%20dietDevices for HRV biofeedback - https://elitehrv.com/heart-variability-monitors-and-elite-hrv-compatible-monitorsBenefits of HRV biofeedback - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32385728/HRV and cognitive performance - https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnins.2021.691988/fullHRV and emotional regulation - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36030986/Fortune article on HRV - https://fortune.com/well/2022/12/26/heart-rate-variability-improving-your-bodys-response-to-stress/Leaps.org is a not-for-profit initiative that publishes award-winning journalism, popularizes scientific progress on social media, and hosts events about bioethics and the future of humanity. Visit the platform at www.leaps.org. Podcast host Matt Fuchs is editor-in-chief of Leaps.org.

When Jason Moore, an entrepreneur with a background in data, software, and fitness decided to apply his expertise to the body, he quickly discovers a powerful, but ironic truth: The most valuable piece of equipment in the world is his own. He has developed a technology platform called Spren which uses device agnostic and camera sensing technology to deliver science-backed insights about the body. He states, "You have this high dollar, incredibly expensive equipment where if it fails, it can literally kill people or waste millions or billions of dollars. Imagine how much effort gets put into preventive and predictive care of that equipment! Eventually, I came to realize the most valuable piece of equipment in the whole world is my own body. So why am I not spending the same level of preventive and predictive care on myself?" Spren provides guidance and feedback on things like nutrition, inflammation, stress, exercise and recovery. They have been able to collect over 4 billion data points from 700,000 users, and is currently working with an audience of 30 million. The platform can also be private labeled and they are already working with other partners in the HALO space. Jason's ongoing goal is to continue to try to help people understand their body and aid them in making the right changes to improve their health and fitness. In this episode, Jason and Pete discuss: 1. How Jason's background in oil & gas maintenance and prevention intersects with his current work in biometrics and health. 2. How Spren makes it easier for businesses to deliver science-backed insights about the body and has even helped some Olympic athletes win a gold medal! 3. How the platform provides personalized guidance to individuals without requiring them to use a specific device. Click here to download transcript.  Other episodes you'll enjoy around fit-tech: Dr. Joseph Maroon: https://www.halotalks.com/episode-377-dr-joseph-maroon/ Perry Kamel: https://www.halotalks.com/episode-360-perry-kamel-dna-vibe-ceo/ Dr. Wersland & Ben Nazarian: https://www.halotalks.com/benjamin-nazarian-dr-jason-wersland-therabody/ Connect With Us:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehaloadvisors/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Integritysquare YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@halotalks Twitter: https://twitter.com/thehaloadvisors LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/integrity-square/ Website: https://www.halotalks.com Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here.

Today I'm joined by Jason Moore, CEO of Spren. Spren uses the light and camera from a smartphone to detect subtle changes in blood volume between cardiac cycles by measuring the light absorption in the user's finger through a simple finger scan. With Spren, fitness, wellbeing or human performance brands can harness the power of large-scale deep learning and years of signal processing research—instantly. In this episode we discuss the company's heart rate variability tech, how they turned a bootstrapped direct-to-consumer app into a B2B platform, and we talk about using data and wearables to help people form healthier habits. In this episode, you'll learn: Jason's strategy for giving customers the best end-user experience How being turned down by some investors helped Spren develop a better product How Spren is scaling their business and partnering with other health & fitness companies Links & Resources Subscribe to the Fitt Insider newsletter Visit the Fitt Insider jobs board View current Fitt Insider investment and get in touch Jason's Links Spren's website Elite HRV: the free Heart Rate Variability app Check out Fitbod Marius Pharmaceuticals' website

In this episode, Dr. Navaz Habib shares the importance of the Vagus Nerve in connection with autoimmunity and inflammation, and how we can improve our vagal tone to improve our health.Dr. Habib is the author of Activate Your Vagus Nerve and host of "The Health Upgrade Podcast."  He is the founder of Health Upgraded, an online Functional Medicine and health optimization clinic.  He teaches how we can optimize productivity, focus and energy levels, and ultimately our health by upgrading the Vagus Nerve.At the time he graduated from chiropractic school, Dr. Habib was very unhealthy.  He was overweight, had high blood sugar and blood pressure, and felt like an imposter teaching others about wellness.  He and his (now) wife, wanted something different for their children."Being healthy is different than simply being without diagnosable conditions."What is the Vagus Nerve?The Vagus Nerve is the 10th cranial nerve.  (We have 12.)It is the only cranial nerve that leaves the head and it connects to every organ system in the body.It is "The Wandering Nerve"It travels down either side of the neck in the carotid sheath and reconnects as one in the thoracic region, goes through the diaphragm, and on to connect with all of the other organ systems.It sends information from the organs to the brain.  This is how it directly relates to inflammation.  When inflammation is sensed in the body, the Vagus nerve signals the brain.The Vagus Nerve IS the Gut-Brain axis!The Vagus Nerve can hit the brakes on inflammation, which is why vagal tone is so important.  If you don't have good vagal tone, the gas stays stuck on and the inflammation continues unchecked.How do you know if you have good Vagal Tone?If you have a resting heart rate between 50-70, you are likely in the parasympathetic state and it would indicate good vagal tone.A resting heart rate over 70, indicates that you are likely in a sympathetic state - fright or flight - stress state...gas pedal stuck on.Wearable trackers are useful in assessing and observing both heart rate and heart rate variability (HRV).HRV is the time (milliseconds) between heart beats.  Ideally, that time is varied, which shows as a higher HRV and indicates resilience.Tracking with a device such as Oura ring, Whoop strap, or Elite HRV can allow you to observe trends and work on improving health by strengthening vagal tone.Take Action for Free!Chant, hum, gag, gargle!Dr. Habib recommends gargling twice a day, when you brush your teeth.Aggressive gargling!  Gargle until tears come out of your eyes.  That is how you know you have activated your brain stem.Practice and work your way up... you will get there!The one thing you can start today...BREATHEDeep, diaphragmatic, belly breathing.Place one hand on your chest and one on your belly.Breathe so that your belly is moving, and not your chest.Three diaphragmatic breaths will get you into the parasympathetic state...which is essential for healing and optimized health.Do this several times a day!

If you're like me, you may have a case of email apnea, where you stop taking restful breaths when you open a work email. Or maybe you're in the habit of shining blue light into your eyes long after sunset through your phone. Many of us are doing all kinds of things throughout the day that put us in a constant state of fight or flight arousal, with long-term impacts on health, productivity and happiness.My guest for today's episode is Sara Mednick, author of The Power of the Downstate, a book about the art and science of rest and relaxation – why it's so important, the best ways to go about getting more of it, and the time of day when our bodies are biologically suited to get the most benefits from it. As a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of California, Irvine, Mednick has a great scientific background on this topic. Read her bio here. Show notes3:10 – The definition of “upstates” and “downstates”                              5:50 – The power of 6 slow, deep breaths per minute to balance the nervous system9:05 – Watching out for mouth breathing and email apnea13:30 – Different ways of breathing for different goals16:35 – Body rhythms – what is heart rate variability and why is it so important?21:05 – Are you naturally a morning or night person? Nature vs nurture  27:10 – The perfect storm that gets in the way of following our circadian rhythms29:15 – The evolution of our pre-bedtime downstates – why it's important to check in with your cave mates 30:10 – The culture shift needed for more people to follow their circadian rhythms and improve their health35:10 – Employers and communities can build downstates into daily work and life38:15 – Choosing how we react to the world 41:00 – Being smarter about peak performance 45:09 – The science of pacing yourself for long-term productivity49:42 – The science of light exposure for circadian rhythms 52:20 – Where to learn more about Sara Mednick's research and writingLinks:Sara Mednick's website https://www.saramednick.com/  and her Twitter Mednick's recent book - The Power of the Downstate Mednick's book on the benefits of napping - Take a Nap! Change Your LifeThe blue light blocking glasses recommended in Mednick's book https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019C3O2UE?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details An app for measuring heart rate variability - Elite HRV app  https://elitehrv.com/ Thorne take-home Melatonin test 

EPISODIO Nº27, VARIABILIDAD DE LA FRECUENCIA CARDÍACA. Con Beatriz Anegas y Rafael Bucciero. Aunque nos pueda resultar increíble y sobre todo imperceptible, el tiempo que pasa entre un latido y otro, no siempre es el mismo. Podemos tener de media 60 pulsaciones por minuto en reposo, pero entre cada una de estas pulsaciones hay un espacio de tiempo variable, milésimas de segundos; esto es lo que llamamos variabilidad de la frecuencia cardíaca. ¿Por qué nos puede interesar conocer la variabilidad de la frecuencia cardíaca? Pues su aplicación al entrenamiento es muy interesante ya que nos aporta información del nivel de estrés o cansancio que tenemos cada día. A continuación os explicamos de qué manera interpretarla La variabilidad de la frecuencia cardíaca (VFC) está regulada por el sistema nervioso autónomo, en concreto por el nervio vago, se trata de la modulación del sistema nervioso al aparato cardiovascular. La mayor parte del tiempo no somos conscientes del incremento o reducción del esfuerzo que hace nuestro corazón, la VFC es una forma de ver la capacidad de adaptación del cuerpo. Tener valores altos es una buena señal, pues cuanta más diferencia hay entre los espacios de cada latido, mayor es la capacidad de adaptación de nuestro cuerpo y más sano se encuentra, por el contrario, cuando el corazón late al mismo ritmo, quiere decir que pierde la capacidad de adaptación. ¿Cómo podemos utilizar la VFC para nuestros entrenamientos diarios? La VFC nos da información del nivel de estrés o cansancio que tenemos cada día, se interpreta que mayor variabilidad de FC significa un mayor y mejor estado de descanso, ésta sería la condición óptima para hacer un entrenamiento intenso, sin embargo, cuando tenemos una variabilidad de frecuencia cardíaca escasa o nula, eso quiere decir que nos encontramos en un alto nivel de estrés o cansancio, por lo tanto ese día lo mejor es optar por un descanso o un entrenamiento más suave o regenerativo. Conocer el estado de nuestro cuerpo es primordial para encarar un entrenamiento y poder entender por qué hemos tenido unas sensaciones u otras o por qué nos ha salido un buen entrenamiento o no. Es tan sencillo como medirse previamente la VFC. ¿De qué manera? Se puede medir mediante un electrocardiograma, pero si buscamos algo más práctico, ahora hay relojes GPS que con una banda de frecuencia cardíaca nos pueden dar la misma información y también existen aplicaciones móviles que miden con precisión la VFC. Las aplicaciones que recomendamos se llaman; Ithlete y Elite HRV. En resumen, la variabilidad de la frecuencia cardíaca nos aporta información sobre nuestro estado de recuperación y de adaptación a los entrenamientos ¡No esperéis más a utilizar la VFC, para controlar nuestro cuerpo lo primero es conocerlo y saber cómo se encuentra!

Jason Moore is the Founder and CEO of Spren (formerly called Elite HRV). Jason has served as a health and performance consultant to professional sports teams, the military, medical research teams, and hundreds of thousands of health and wellness seekers. Throughout this, he learned that cookie cutter solutions simply don't deliver sustainable results. So his company Spren creates biomarker sensor technology that enables health & fitness products to deliver more personalized offerings for every individual human in a more scalable way. Spren generates insights from Heart Rate Variability (HRV), respiration, stress levels, recovery status, fatigue, and more, and can embed those insights directly into your favorite apps and services to make them smarter and to serve you better. Learn more at Spren.com (spelled S-P-R-E-N)ABOUT the HOST:Seth Budaiwww.theelementaltrainer.com

Welcome to the Oil and Gas Onshore podcast — brought to you by TechnipFMC on the Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. In this episode our host Justin Gauthier talks with Jason Moore, Founder and CEO of Elite HRV to discuss how HRV can be used and tracked to improve employee performance and how deep tech is being used to increase personal monitorization. Jason spent years in oil and gas technology which ultimately drove his interest to measure human biomarkers to increase performance and maintenance.    LinkedIn profile link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasondavidmoore/  Website link: https://elitehrv.com/  We'd like to highlight some fascinating technology provided by our sponsor, TechnipFMC. Their new and integrated iComplete™ ecosystem is digitally enabled and delivers efficiency benefits by dramatically reducing components and connections while simultaneously providing real-time data to operators about the #wellpad operations. TechnipFMC is continuing to push the limits in order to achieve full frac automation. To discover more about all the benefits of iComplete™ click the link in the show notes or check them out on linkedin: https://lnkd.in/eeSVvcc TechnipFMC Giveaway https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/pcEvkKz/OGGN Ogio Dome duffle bag Yeti 20 oz purple tumbler Executive power bank Columbia neck gator AcePods 2.0 – True Wireless Stereo (TWS) Bluetooth Ear Buds More from OGGN … Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events

Welcome to the Oil and Gas Onshore podcast — brought to you by TechnipFMC on the Oil and Gas Global Network, the largest and most listened-to podcast network for the oil and energy industry. In this episode our host Justin Gauthier talks with Jason Moore, Founder and CEO of Elite HRV to discuss how HRV can be used and tracked to improve employee performance and how deep tech is being used to increase personal monitorization. Jason spent years in oil and gas technology which ultimately drove his interest to measure human biomarkers to increase performance and maintenance.    LinkedIn profile link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasondavidmoore/  Website link: https://elitehrv.com/  We'd like to highlight some fascinating technology provided by our sponsor, TechnipFMC. Their new and integrated iComplete™ ecosystem is digitally enabled and delivers efficiency benefits by dramatically reducing components and connections while simultaneously providing real-time data to operators about the #wellpad operations. TechnipFMC is continuing to push the limits in order to achieve full frac automation. To discover more about all the benefits of iComplete™ click the link in the show notes or check them out on linkedin: https://lnkd.in/eeSVvcc TechnipFMC Giveaway https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/pcEvkKz/OGGN Ogio Dome duffle bag Yeti 20 oz purple tumbler Executive power bank Columbia neck gator AcePods 2.0 - True Wireless Stereo (TWS) Bluetooth Ear Buds More from OGGN ... Podcasts LinkedIn Group LinkedIn Company Page Get notified about industry events

Ryan Varga is a lifestyle photographer who's done work for brands like Lululemon. He talks to Tommy and Dusty about breathing practices to improve Heart Rate Variability (HRV), a metric used gauge the health of a person's nervous system. The guys also talk about meditation, and when measuring health becomes counterproductive. Find Ourselves QoW: "What's an unpopular opinion of mine that I hesitate to share with others?" Tommy's Recommendation: Walk/Jog/Run a mile everyday for 30 days Dusty's Recommendation: https://movies.disney.com/raya-and-the-last-dragon (Raya and the Last Dragon) Ryan's Recommendation: https://elitehrv.com (Elite HRV), https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Breath-Mind-Conquer-Achieve/dp/1328604403 (Heart Breath Mind) by Dr. Leah Lagos, and "Schedule time with your friends." LLWL: The only difference in being lost and being on an adventure is a sense of curiosity. Help us continue to develop by rating and reviewing the podcast. It is hugely appreciated. You can follow Dusty or Tommy on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dustinriedesel/?hl=en (@dustinriedesel) & https://www.instagram.com/tommycooksey/?hl=en (@tommycooksey)

In this Episode: Our health and wellness is reliably achieved through sustainable habit change. But, how does a person create this change when they have tried and failed many times over. Is change still possible? In this episode, we're talking with a member of the Elite HRV community, Dean Dwyer, who shares his personal story of transformation. And how at age 53 he figured out how to fix the underlying mindset that was preventing him from having the body he truly wanted. Whether you're working your body, your business, or any aspect of your life, the principle of "minimal viable threshold" may be the key that unlocks sustainable habit change for you. Episode Guest: Dean Dwyer Dean Dwyer is on a personal journey to master his mindset and to share what he learns along the way. As a coach, he helps people change how they look by changing what they think regardless of their age, genetic make up, or past failures. Website: www.thesuccessfulbody.com Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenewdeandwyer/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealdeandwyer iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mindset-show-with-dean-dwyer/id1439748356 Show Notes: 01:00 - Dean's story and what prompted him to make changes 05:03 - The evolution of Dean's journey 07:55 - Minimum Viable Threshold 18:08 - How mindset changes lead to behavior changes and how these concepts travel from domain to domain 22:10 - The Mindset Miracle: Mindset, Behaviors, Outcomes 36:15 - Using HRV to measure and manage change 42:55 - Where to find Dean Full transcript at: https://elitehrv.com/creating-sustainable-change

In This Episode: To realize our hopes and dreams we need energy and clarity of purpose. But, the global pandemic has rocked our physical and mental well-being, leaving many of us stuck in survival mode. In this episode of the Elite HRV podcast, we speak with Jonathan Moore, founder of Legacy Coaching, where we explore the mindset and tools his clients have used to successfully breakthrough survival mode towards stability and growth. Episode Guest: Jonathan Moore Jonathan has a background as a brain-based chiropractor with over 20 years clinical experience. His main focus over that time has been on the impacts that stress has on the brain, and the results that overload has on the health of a person. Website(s): https://www.legacycoaching.io/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/therevitalisedlife Show Notes: 00:23 - Intro 2:55 - How the pandemic has changed Jonathan's coaching practice day to day 5:36 - How the brain fits into chiropractic practice 8:35 - The physiological difference between someone stuck in survival mode and someone with stress resilience 10:00 - "Wrestle or Run" stress response 13:25 - Getting back into recovery - or not 17:30 - How Jonathan's practice tries to support their clients moving from survival mode to growth mode 22:00 - How mindset affects your ability to recover and reach your goals 28:00 - Creating internal stability 34:00 - How community and companions are crucial to sustaining your internal stability 37:15 - How putting forth your "best life" or your "performance life" on social media does **not** contribute to your inner stability 39:25 - What is success in "growth mode?" 46:00 - Legacy Coaching and where to find Jonathan Full transcript at https://elitehrv.com/shift-out-of-survival-mode-into-growth

Five years ago, Tyron Groenewald was overweight, stressed out, and sick. After his cardiologist diagnosed him with left ventricular hypertrophy — a condition where the ventricles have to work harder to pump blood, resulting in an enlarged heart muscle — Groenewald decided to make some major lifestyle changes to prioritize his health. His hard work has paid off. Just half a decade later, 35-year-old Groenewald is down 114 pounds, he runs every day, and his left ventricle now measures within a normal range. Along with implementing a healthier diet and more physical activity, Groenewald says measuring his heart rate variability daily — he's currently on a 1100+ day streak of using his Elite HRV monitor — has been a key part of his health journey. ## **In This Episode** Tyron tells us all about his weight loss journey as well as the tools he used to achieve and maintain it. Hear how Tyron uses the data he gets everyday from using the Elite HRV app to understand how his body is responding to various inputs - be it food, exercise, cold therapy, etc. ## **Show Notes** 01:30 - Introduction to Tyron 05:00 - Tyron's 115 lb weight loss journey 15:30 - How the Elite HRV app has helped Tyron become and stay healthy 17:30 - How Tyron's diet has evolved throughout his journey 24:30 - Tyron's strategy of using time-restricted feeding to optimize his HRV 30:00 - Tyron's motivation for maintaining his weight loss 34:30 - How Tyron interprets his HRV data 41:30 - Cold exposure and how Tyron has used it to train his autonomic nervous system 47:00 - How Tyron's used running and weight lifting to help achieve and maintain weight loss 51:30 - Using Elite HRV to monitor super-compensation 57:00 - The importance of informing yourself in order to make progress

Covered questions At 00:34 Jeremy Ross: Hi Labcoatfitness team! I’m new here, so please forgive me if you have covered this topic in previous podcasts or articles, etc. Without further ado; What are your thoughts on measuring HRV every morning and whether this information is an accurate indicator of ANS readiness for training? Context. I use the a Polar H10 Heart rate monitor and the Elite HRV app (no affiliation) I like the data, but sometimes question the accuracy. For example, there have been times I trained so hard the next morning I was sore; however, my HRV score showed I was rested and ready to train hard today. Other times I had low HRV score, albeit I was well-rested and ready to train. Finally, I noticed I could “hack” my HRV score by using certain breathing patterns to improve my test on the 2nd try. Thus, what is your opinion on HRV testing? Thank you for your response! JR At 22:40 Simon Hernandez: What are your thoughts on resensitization mesocycles ? Useful between extended hypertrophy blocks? Are deload weeks enough? At 31:30 Ji Eun Lee Hey guys, I’ve just joined and am starting your routine immediately. I do rock climbing and have a gymnastics class (mainly tumbling) once a week. I think I’m strong enough to handle the routine and those activities for a little while, but I’m sure I have to cut some volume eventually. Could you give me some advice or guidelines on how I should reduce the volume on the routine? If this question is too quick to answer, maybe Josh could go on and give some general guidelines on how to cut volume in general? At 36:28 Anonymous: I have quite some extra ROM in my elbow extension bilateraly. Should I be cautious in regards to planche work? And should I work to only reach neutral elbow extension on the end of my e.g. push ups or go all the way to hyperextension? Thanks guys! At 42:40 Florian Nagel: Hey guys. I would like to hear Josh talking about pre-requisites for tumbling. Do you think that there are standards (and which?) someone should fulfill, before attempting tumbling (things like hip/leg strength standards, knee prehab), to handle the forces safely? At 51:18 Haz M: Good to hear you guys are feeling a bit better! Could you go into how you keep yourselves relatively active while injured (if at all). Also any tips and specifics you did/do to proactively help with your rehab, and what you’ll do/advise others from now on to mitigate that from happening again? At 58:40 Dan Hughes: Hi hope your both doing well! Love going through these programs it’s amazing. This is a question of modification. I live in a rural town where not a lot of clubs activities etc happen A mma club has opened and it’s something I always wanted to really try even before I got into gst but there was no options too. To boil it down could you take the meat and potatoes of the mass and strength cycles and run the side by side the mma club training ? Or would that be counter productive ? Thanks guys Dan At 01:07:02 Chuck Pinkert: When it comes a mass/hypertrophy cycle for calisthenics, how important are lower body exercises like the squat and deadlift? I’ve been taught before that lower body exercises will accelerate the upper body gains, is there truth to that?

As the country heads into yet another phase of this pandemic, I am becoming even more concerned about everyone’s health and especially their immune system. These two factors are always of great importance in our lives, and this is only being magnified during these uncertain times. Because I care about you all so much, today I’m drawing upon my extensive research and background in public health to review those aspects of your life which most impact health and immunity, and offer some steps you can take to improve them.   Beginning with a look at some research regarding COVID-19 and pre-existing health conditions, we’ll also examine those areas in your life that impact your health and immunity, and look at such notions as changing routines, COVID fatigue, Hormesis, and the work of Wim Hof. I will also share information about a couple of products that I have found beneficial, and, of course, I will share some strategies you can employ to help boost your level of health and your immune system. Remember, I’m not a doctor, and I’m not here to judge or shame anyone, so please accept the information shared here today simply as facts about how all our bodies work, that you still have to do the work at your end, and that there is no judgment here – only a desire to help you become the healthiest you can be during these difficult times and beyond.   Remember, too, that my new community is now up and running on ‘Slack’! If you haven’t joined it already, or tried to and it didn’t work out, please access the link below or email me at support@kellytravis.net to receive your invitation to become a valued member of this exciting new community.   The Finer Details of This Episode:     Research regarding COVID-19 and pre-existing health conditions   Areas of life that impact immunity and health   Kely’s Oura Ring and Elite HRV   Changing routines   COVID fatigue   Some ideas to help improve your health and immune system   Hormesis   Wim Hof   Quotes:   “Insufficient sleep is a public health epidemic.”   “Sleep is essential.”   “It literally tells me to take it easy.”   “We have to be moving. It’s costing us lives.”   “Our society has definitely become more sedentary during this time.”   “Sadly, access to healthy food isn’t that easy…right now, it is even worse.”   “This is not a judgment, this is a ‘think about where you’re at’.”   “Our diet is where we have another opportunity to make huge changes.”   “Think about what you can add in.”   “Stress was already an epidemic before COVID.”   “Every cell in our body changes when we are under stress.”   “Just the fear around it is creating problems in our bodies.”   “We’ve got to catch those thoughts and think something differently.”   “Loneliness is a major health problem right now, and it was before.”   “Brief cold exposure will strengthen your immune system in the long run.”   “It helps with mental toughness.”   “Vitamin D is crucial during this pandemic.”   “Identify where you can start.”   “It’s not too late to start to improve these. Now is the time.”     Show Links:    Slack community link   December free workshop, Clear AF: sign up   Sleep Your Way to Healthy High Performance   Food Insecurity, Social Stigma and Creating Change with Clancy Harrison   Vitamin D article: https://www.healthline.com/health-news/new-study-found-80-percent-of-covid-19-patients-were-vitamin-d-deficientf  

We have an admission that’s difficult to make: Rob has an addiction to gadgets. Specifically, he has an addiction to gadgets that help him track and optimize his HRV, or Heart Rate Variability. This has become the go-to metric for many people who want to track or hack their health, and for good reason — it’s one of the greatest indicators of future health that we have. But we’re trying to live a https://www.bluezones.com/ (Blue Zone) life, we’re trying to live past the age of 100 so that we can watch our families grow up, and there’s more to that than just being physically healthy. If you go visit the Blue Zones around the world — Okinawa (Japan), Sardinia (Italy), Nicoya (Costa Rica), Icaria (Greece) — you don’t see a bunch of people with tight butts and rock-hard abs constantly looking at their smart watch to see how the numbers have changed. The lifestyle and pace of things is just so different in these cultures, so today, Kim is going to try to bring a little bit of that Blue Zone Vibe into the Work Hard Play Hard podcast (and Murgatroyd household) — without entirely squashing this healthy habit. In This Conversation We Cover:  [05:10] What is HRV? [06:50] What HRV can tell us about our nervous systems [08:20] The “fake health” lifestyle [12:05] One of the things that Rob is doing to measure and improve his HRV [12:55] “Soft targets” of the Blue Zone lifestyle improve your health, but HRV lets you quantify the improvement [14:30] The Blue Zone “Power 9” [31:35] The best ways to track your HRV The Blue Zones Power 9 We talk about these in the episode, and we challenge you to rate yourself in each of these areas. Where can you be doing better? Whatever that is, it has the greatest potential to transform your health and longevity. Move Naturally Know Your Purpose Down Shift 80% Rule Plant Slant Wine @ 5 Belong Loved Ones First Right Tribe Resources: Watch the show https://www.youtube.com/user/JetSetLifeVideos (on YouTube) https://www.whoop.com/?utm_expid=.n_tr1RX5SYCPIsXGq_9Mlw.0&utm_referrer= (WHOOP HRV tracking) https://elitehrv.com/ (Elite HRV tracking) https://www.heartmath.com/ (HeartMath) https://drleahlagos.com/heart-breath-mind/ ("Heart Breath Mind: Train Your Heart to Conquer Stress and Achieve Success") by Dr. Leah Lagos https://www.bluezones.com/ (Blue Zones) https://www.dryfarmwines.com/ (Dry Farm Wines) Mastermind: https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind/ (workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind) Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimmurgatroyd/ (@kimmurgatroyd) | https://www.instagram.com/robmurgatroyd/ (@robmurgatroyd) Virtual mastermind: http://workhardplayhard90.com (workhardplayhard90.com) https://pushjournal.com/?mbsy_source=d8f18da2-10d5-4a98-b85c-9bdabad61ee5&mbsy_exp=Thu%2C+12+Dec+2019+20%3A36%3A32+GMT&campaignid=35053&mbsy=BTPZC (The Push Journal) To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/ (workhardplayhardpodcast.com) Work Hard Play Hard is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

We have an admission that's difficult to make: Rob has an addiction to gadgets. Specifically, he has an addiction to gadgets that help him track and optimize his HRV, or Heart Rate Variability. This has become the go-to metric for many people who want to track or hack their health, and for good reason — it's one of the greatest indicators of future health that we have. But we're trying to live a Blue Zone life, we're trying to live past the age of 100 so that we can watch our families grow up, and there's more to that than just being physically healthy. If you go visit the Blue Zones around the world — Okinawa (Japan), Sardinia (Italy), Nicoya (Costa Rica), Icaria (Greece) — you don't see a bunch of people with tight butts and rock-hard abs constantly looking at their smart watch to see how the numbers have changed. The lifestyle and pace of things is just so different in these cultures, so today, Kim is going to try to bring a little bit of that Blue Zone Vibe into the Work Hard Play Hard podcast (and Murgatroyd household) — without entirely squashing this healthy habit. In This Conversation We Cover:  [05:10] What is HRV? [06:50] What HRV can tell us about our nervous systems [08:20] The “fake health” lifestyle [12:05] One of the things that Rob is doing to measure and improve his HRV [12:55] “Soft targets” of the Blue Zone lifestyle improve your health, but HRV lets you quantify the improvement [14:30] The Blue Zone “Power 9” [31:35] The best ways to track your HRV The Blue Zones Power 9 We talk about these in the episode, and we challenge you to rate yourself in each of these areas. Where can you be doing better? Whatever that is, it has the greatest potential to transform your health and longevity. Move Naturally Know Your Purpose Down Shift 80% Rule Plant Slant Wine @ 5 Belong Loved Ones First Right Tribe Resources: Watch the show on YouTube WHOOP HRV tracking Elite HRV tracking HeartMath "Heart Breath Mind: Train Your Heart to Conquer Stress and Achieve Success" by Dr. Leah Lagos Blue Zones Dry Farm Wines Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd Virtual mastermind: workhardplayhard90.com The Push Journal To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: workhardplayhardpodcast.com Work Hard Play Hard is a production of Crate Media

Elite HRV and CorSense user Robyn Everingham has an impressive streak of HRV readings. Join us as Jason and Robyn discuss motivation, aging, resonance breathing, and more. Show Notes: 00:02: Introductions 01:00: Robyn's 862 Day HRV Streak 06:30: Walking away from the corporate world 10:00: Tracking your own health 11:00: Resonance Breathing 12:00: COVID-19 and Biofeedback 17:00: Robyn's experience with resonance frequency 26:30: Habits, routines, and aging 53:00: Conclusion, farewells Free Resonance Breathing Training: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIi1Tc5i8s4&t=3s

In this Episode: Clinical psychologist and peak performance expert Dr. Leah Lagos believes stress isn't in your head, it's in your body. Dr. Lagos is back to help us dig deeper into the science behind her 10-week program, outlined in the Elite HRV app and her new book, HEART BREATH MIND. HEART BREATH MIND: Train Your Heart to Conquer Stress and Achieve Success (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) is available August 11, 2020 in both hardcover and e-book formats. Show Notes: 01:20 - Welcome Back, Dr. Leah Lagos 03:03 - Leah's 10-week biofeedback program: more than an introductory program 05:53 - What is Resonance Frequency Breathing? 09:56 - Week 1: finding your resonance frequency 12:49 - Identifying your goals 16:13 - 20 minutes, twice a day 18:26 - Week 2; using our breath to increase energy 22:18 - Week 3: letting go of your stress 27:02 - Week 4: chronic stressors 34:47 - Week 5: preparing for challenges 36:41 - How breathing can shift your heart from a negative state to the ideal performance state 42:36 - Week 6: mastering the emotional pivot 51:13 - Week 7: cultivating resonance under fire 55:11 - Week 8: imprinting the physiology of success 56:45 - Week 9: strengthening relationships 1:05:14 - Week 10: anchoring yourself in resonance 01:09:47 - Closing remarks ----- Episode Guest Leah Lagos, Psy.D. Dr. Lagos is an internationally renowned health and performance psychologist specializing in heart rate variability (HRV) biofeedback. With nearly 15 years' experience integrating the mind and body to reduce anxiety and boost resilience, Dr. Lagos is a recognized leader in peak performance training. In addition to consulting at the annual NFL scouting combine and providing onsite support on multiple PGA tours, she works with elite performers in sports, entertainment, medicine and business—from CEOs and hedge fund managers to Olympians, surgeons, and ballerinas. Above all, Dr. Lagos is a concerned, compassionate, and caring psychologist who combines biofeedback and psychological strategies to help clients achieve optimal performance in health and life. She lives and practices in New York City. Website(s): About Leah: https://drleahlagos.com/ Heart Breath Mind Program in the Elite HRV app: https://elitehrv.com/app?utm_source=elite&utm_medium=app&utm_campaign=lagos10wk&_branch_match_id=798549310169531850 Preorder HEART BREATH MIND on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Breath-Mind-Conquer-Achieve/dp/1328604403/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ref_=nav_custrec_signin&returnFromLogin=1&&linkCode=sl1&tag=eh0cc-20&linkId=21ff721650b11c555addb13ea5614a34&language=en_US Host: Jason Moore elitehrv.com The CorSense HRV finger monitor: elitehrv.com/corsense Leave a quick review for the podcast: elitehrv.com/review-ep-48

Peak performance expert Dr. Leah Lagos believes stress isn't in your head, it's in your body. Join us as Dr. Lagos and Jason discuss biofeedback, breathing techniques, and the science behind the 10-week program outlined in the Elite HRV app and her new book, HEART BREATH MIND. HEART BREATH MIND: Train Your Heart to Conquer Stress and Achieve Success (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) is available August 11, 2020 in both hardcover and e-book formats. **About Leah Lagos, Psy.D.** Dr. Lagos is an internationally renowned health and performance psychologist specializing in heart rate variability (HRV) biofeedback. With nearly 15 years' experience integrating the mind and body to reduce anxiety and boost resilience, Dr. Lagos is a recognized leader in peak performance training. In addition to consulting at the annual NFL scouting combine and providing onsite support on multiple PGA tours, she works with elite performers in sports, entertainment, medicine and business—from CEOs and hedge fund managers to Olympians, surgeons, and ballerinas. Above all, Dr. Lagos is a concerned, compassionate, and caring psychologist who combines biofeedback and psychological strategies to help clients achieve optimal performance in health and life. She lives and practices in New York City. **Show Notes** 00:41 - Meet Leah Lagos 03:15 - Leah's book “HEART BREATH MIND” and controlling emotions under pressure 11:02 - The importance of Biofeedback 15:17 - HRV and post concussion syndrome 17:50 - Fundamental principles of HRV and Biofeedback 21:00 - Systematic breathing 25:36 - What are some of the primary systems of the body that we're activating or deactivating during this type of practice? 33:00 - What does 20 minutes of breathing practice look like? 39:30 - HRV for high blood pressure and migraines 41:00 - Leah's 10-week program on the Elite HRV App 43:34 - Final Thoughts **Links:** - [About Leah](https://www.drleahlagos.com/) - [Heart Breath Mind Program in the Elite HRV app](https://ref.elitehrv.com/fVmfcDpZ57) - [Preorder](https://amzn.to/32nTyuu) HEART BREATH MIND on Amazon Host: Jason Moore elitehrv.com The CorSense HRV finger monitor: elitehrv.com/corsense Leave a quick review for the podcast: elitehrv.com/review-ep-47

With topics from spirituality to physics, Dr. Ted Achacoso joins Elite HRV in discussions on the Ego, Health Optimization Medicine, and "reducing suffering." Show Notes - 1:00 - Welcome, Dr. Ted! - 3:45 - Dr. Ted's mission - 10:55 - How Dr. Ted refers to the Ego and what purpose it serves - 18:30 - We are a complex adaptive system. There is no one size fits all prescription - 25:15 - Mitochondria - why are they important? - 28:00 - Where do microbiota come in? - 30:50 - Food sensitivity test and inflammation - 33:00 - Epigenetics: examples of what they affect - 42:50 - What's your framework for biohacking? - 58:10 - Holobiont - 1:02:00 - Survival level vs. optimal level - 1:05:40 - Trying to boost performance without optimizing - 1:12:00 - Sleep anchoring technique - 1:16:00 - Trying to be present and give quality of attention to the task at hand - 1:17:30 - One-cent tools - 1:28:20 - Levels of supplements - 1:48:00 - The 4 Attachments - 1:54:50 - Reduce suffering by beginning with yourself - 2:05:00 - Final thoughts - 2:13:30 - Where to find Dr. Ted Guest Bio Dr. Ted Achacoso is the founding pioneer of the clinical practice of Health Optimization Medicine (HOMe), which is the detection and correction of imbalances at the level of the metabolome. His representative body of work includes a book containing the first ever neural circuitry database (“connectome”) for an organism, journal articles, US patents, software, grants, and recorded interviews, webcasts, and speaking engagements in the areas of: - Artificial ethology, computational neuroethology (terms he coined), biomathematical modeling of nervous systems, and computability of consciousness, - Medical informatics, medical decision-making, connectionist systems (neural networks, now called deep learning), and expert systems, - Computer-assisted imaging, edge detection algorithms, and telehealth, - Virtual group dynamics, communication, and collaboration methods (He created the first wireless groupware), - Parallel, cluster, cloud, and distributed emergent computing, - Predictive complex adaptive system modeling of financial time series, and - Health optimization medicine including metabolomics, epigenetics, bioenergetics, gut microbiota, exposomics, chronobiology, and evolutionary medicine. Guest: Dr. Ted Achacoso https://troscriptions.com Host: Jason Moore elitehrv.com The CorSense HRV finger monitor: elitehrv.com/corsense Leave a quick review for the podcast: elitehrv.com/review-ep-46

Are you a high achiever who pushes yourself to outperform everyone around you? Listen to this episode right now to learn how Brad Davidson went from training like an Olympian to being super sick in his 30s. He explains what stress can do to you, and why you need rest and recovery for peak performance. Brad shares his favorite supplements as well as things you can do right now for better sleep tonight. You won’t want to miss this episode! “I will match a lifestyle to your performance, no matter how crazy it is, to make sure when you get home to those you love the most, you have something left over to give them and to engage with them, because that’s where great lives happen.” Brad Davidson In This Episode: - Why Brad decided to join an Olympic team - The myth of “outworking” everyone else - The secret of better health for high-achievers - Learning to read Heart-Rate Variability (HRV) - Tips for driving up your HRV score - Hacks to get better quality sleep tonight - And much more… Resources: https://elitehrv.com/ (Elite HRV app) Connect with Brad Davidson: https://www.braddavidson.com/ (Website) https://www.instagram.com/coach_brad_davidson/ (Instagram) Connect with Sharran: https://www.sharran.com/ (Website) https://www.facebook.com/likesharran (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/sharransrivatsaa/ (Instagram) https://twitter.com/sharran (Twitter) http://www.linkedin.com/in/sharran (LinkedIn) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzpl_gT1bVB1iNZl9yQbWuA/videos (YouTube)

Join us as Dr. Richard Hart discusses his experiences with burnout and stress in the healthcare industry, and shares his insights on developing self-regulation techniques to manage that stress. Dr. Hart has spent a lifetime in performance from national champion in freestyle wrestling and representing Canada internationally to becoming an Oncologic Surgeon. Following General Surgical Residency and fellowship training in Hepatic Transplantation and Hepatobiliary/Pancreatic Surgical Oncology he was recruited to St. Joseph's Health Centre, Toronto to develop and build this specialized surgical program. Within nine years the service was awarded the HPB “Centre of Excellence” by Cancer Care Ontario (CCO) having become the third busiest program in the province with the lowest Operative Morbidity and Mortality rates, all as a single surgeon. TOPICS: - 0:1:10 - Intro to episode + Richard - 0:5:43 - Dr. Richard Hart shares his experiences with burnout, mental health, and performance in the healthcare industry - 0:22:57 - Why is this burnout so severe during a pandemic? - 0:28:50 - Elite HRV users' reactions to the pandemic - 0:32:53 - Managing stress and the change in prescription drug behavior - 0:37:40 - coping with short term and long term stress - 0:43:30 - self regulation and adaptability: developing neural efficiency and resilience - 0:44:25 - breathing techniques for managing stress - 1:01:43 - finding the self regulation method that works for you - 1:03:40 - Conclusion Guest: Dr. Richard Hart rshart_md@nextgensurgery.com Host: Jason Moore elitehrv.com The CorSense HRV finger monitor: elitehrv.com/corsense Leave a quick review for the podcast: https://elitehrv.com/review-ep-45 (Thanks in advance!)

Vivek Menon is the Chief Customer Officer at Elite HRV, an app that provides accurate heart rate variability data and insights to stress and recovery. Their team believes heart rate variability is a powerful tool that can help individuals achieve their fitness and health goals. As Chief Commercial Officer, Vivek is in charge of consumer and provider engagement and making sure their needs are met with the purpose of accomplishing their wellbeing transformations. Vivek joins us to discuss how Heart Rate Variability (HRV) can help determine stress and recovery levels as well as mental health. He describes how their app works, its accuracy, and how it can interpret HRV data. He explains the science behind HRV and how it relates with the body’s nervous system. Vivek also shares the different goals their tools can be used for, especially for those who are getting started on their fitness journey.   “Heart Rate Variability, at its core, is just an insightful biomarker.” - Vivek Menon   This week on The Lab Report Podcast: What is Heart Rate Variability, what it means, and why people should care. How our nervous system affects how we react and how we respond to everyday activity. What their app does and how it interprets heart rate data. How you can train the autonomic nervous system through heart rate variability. Determining whether your heart rate variability is good or bad. Training the vagus nerve using heart rate variability data. The physiological reason why deep breathing works for health and wellbeing. How athletes can take advantage of heart rate variability.     Connect with Vivek Menon:  Elite HRV Elite HRV Podcast   Subscribe, Rate & Review The Lab Report Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of The Lab Report, presented by Genova Diagnostics, with your hosts, Michael Chapman and Patti Devers. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe to the show and give us a rating and review. Don’t forget to visit our website, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. Email Patti and Michael with your most pressing questions on functional medicine. And be sure to share your favorite Lab Report episodes with your friends and colleagues on social media to help others learn more about Genova and all things related to functional medicine and specialty lab testing.   Disclaimer: The content and information shared in The Lab Report is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. The views and opinions expressed in The Lab Report represent the opinions of Michael Chapman and Patti Devers and their guests. For medical advice, diagnosis, and/or treatment, please consult a medical professional. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is Heart Rate Variability, what it means and how to use it to improve performance and reduce stress. Applying this concept to your life will require a heart rate monitor and the use of an app. I recommend the Elite HRV app, available free here: https://elitehrv.com/ The heart rate monitor I used and recommend is the Polar H10 (https://amzn.to/2x5EtQW). This monitors are also compatible with the app, and a little less expensive: Polar H7 (https://amzn.to/2ywUn7n) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slapthebasil/support

Episode 22: Elite HRV Today we invited Vivek Menon, CCO of Elite HRV onto our show to talk in depth about how tracking Heart Rate Variability can help you become more in tune with your recovery capability. Vivek graduated Magna Cum Laude from Dartmouth College, with a BA in Biology (Pre-Med) and a BA in economics. Vivek's goals are to drive habit change amongst consumers, providers and businesses, with the adoption of powerful tools that enable health, fitness and performance transformations – like HRV.

In this episode, Jason and I will dive in deeper into things like what gadgets you should be using to measure your heart rate variability, how to evaluate these gadgets, and why some of the more popular ones may not be the best source for getting the most accurate HRV data. We will also talk about something that has surfaced recently and is called resonant breathing frequency and why I am obsessed with this ever since I heard about it. And finally, Jason explains the most beneficial aspects and features of the Elite HRV app and how accessible they are to you.​Who is Jason Moore?Jason Moore is the Director and Instructor of National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) and National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) accredited coursework on Heart Rate Variability (HRV). Founder of Elite HRV, the most widely used free HRV analysis tool. Jason holds a Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems from Texas A&M University and has been invited to speak about his work at many conferences and venues. Over the past 5 years, he has researched and used HRV technology through active collaboration with professional athletes, doctors, first responders, and thousands of health and performance seekers. Via this network, he is continuously exposed to the latest scientific research and methods for making the best use of HRV and other biomarkers. Prior to specializing in Heart Rate Variability, Jason designed and implemented large scale data analysis systems for the Oil and Gas industry, focusing on making complex data actionable. Highlights[3:09] What are the effects of having a child on HRV?[6:10] How does heart rate variability work as a proxy for the nervous system?[9:20] What are some of the things that people get wrong when they start measuring HRV?[16:22] Trends versus single data points[23:47] The best device or app to measure HRV[26:33] Measuring HRV during public speaking[34:41] Resonant Breathing Frequency[47:48] How to know if you’ve reached true resonant frequency?[52:28] Six breaths per minute can give you the 80/20 benefit[58:57] The final rapid fire questionsResourcesElite HRVElite HRV AcademyCorSenseControl your nerves: an in-depth exploration of HRV with Jason MooreJosh Waitzkin: How to Cram 2 Months of Learning Into 1 Day – The Tim Ferriss ShowEating for Endurance with Dr. Paul LarsenAthletes: Fit but Unhealthy? By Philip B. Maffetone & Paul B. Laursen HeartMathPolar H10 Heart Rate Monitor, Bluetooth HRM Chest StrapEmbracing play with Darryl EdwardsViva Las Vagus with Dr. Navaz HabibThe Chilli PadContinue Your High Performance Journal with Jason MooreTwitterLinkedInSponsorYou don't have time for that 45 minute jog. You need something fast, efficient, and leaves you wanting more. My favorite tool for this is the CAR.O.L. She is a life-changing bike, that provides you all the endurance you need into two 20 second bursts. Yes, you read that right. That's 40 seconds of max-effort, including the warm up and cool downs, you get a kick-ass workout in 8 minutes and 40 secondsThe CAR.O.L is a resistance bike powered by artificial intelligence, which personalizes and optimizes the resistance, so you hit your maximum intensity levels and maximize glycogen depletion every single time. The proof is really in the pudding. CAR.O.L's effectiveness was independently verified by the American Council on Exercise. I gave the CAR.O.L bike spin at Health Optimization Summit in London this year, and she kicked my ass so much that I had to get one. Check out CAR.O.L at carolfitai.com If you have limited time and want a kick ass workout, which basically everyone that listens to this show does, use the code DECODING150 for a big discount, head over to CarolfitAI.com to secure yours. DisclaimerThis information is being provided to you for educational and informational purposes only. This is being provided as a self-help tool to help you understand your genetics, biodata and other information to enhance your performance. It is not medical or psychological advice. Virtuosity LLC, or Decoding Superhuman, is not a doctor. Virtuosity LLC is not treating, preventing, healing, or diagnosing disease. This information is to be used at your own risk based on your own judgment. For the full Disclaimer, please go to (Decodingsuperhuman.com/disclaimer). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Jason Moore (in his own words): Dad, husband, brother, son, friend, Founder, CEO, inventor, systems designer, problem solver, HRV expert, and of course: mover. Read more about Jason on the Elite HRV website: https://elitehrv.com/about Show Notes:
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While mainstream medicine is effective at treating disease and disorder, too often it’s focused on caring for the immediate, day-to-day symptoms rather than developing a larger picture of the patient’s health and what’s truly affecting them. Today’s guest looks past mere symptoms and works with her patients holistically to determine what’s really causing them pain and discomfort. Jenn Malecha is the (W)holistic Health Boss, a functional diagnostic nutrition practitioner based out of the San Diego area. Halfway between being a health coach and a naturopathic doctor, she helps her clients find missing pieces of their “health puzzles” and insists on treating the person as a whole, rather than just attending to their lab results. To do this she uses comprehensive test results and the patient’s health history to reveal the underlying causes of what ails them. In this eye-opening discussion, Jenn traces her own health journey over the years and explains how you can investigate your own health symptoms. In addition, Kelly is opening up applications for her Ascend Mastermind, where she’ll help you bust through your fears, prioritize your health and get after your business goals. If you’re interested and have any questions, drop Kelly a line on social media or sign up for the Ascend mailing list at http://www.kellytravis.net/ascendlist. The Finer Details of This Episode: - Jenn breaks down what she does in her line of work and what distinguishes her from naturopathic doctors. - What personal experiences prompted Jenn to reevaluate her health situation and pursue a diagnostic nutrition practitioner career? - Why we need to avoid running our lives on “autopilot” regardless of how we feel in the moment. - The ways Jenn has noticed her clients have become more empowered in the aftermath of taking ahold of their health. - How Jenn helped one client figure out what was holding them back from taking charge of their health and holding back their quality of life. - Why “grit and determination” are not the keys to achieving your health goals, and how dogged persistence can actually backfire. - Techniques for keeping yourself from falling into a “death spiral” and taking up bad habits you previously shed. - The moment in Jenn’s journey that her self-worth truly began to improve. - A few tools Jenn uses to stay alert to how her body is changing and adapting. - Everyday, seemingly innocuous symptoms that are actually big red flags about your health. - Jenn explains how the testing she uses in her line of work is more comprehensive than the average doctor-prescribed blood test. Quotes: “We shouldn’t be settling for anything less than what we deserve when it comes to our health and well-being.” “Our body will do anything that we ask it to do but that doesn’t mean that we should either.” “Whatever’s going on with you right now is an accumulation of what has happened over your lifetime.” “Test, don’t guess, otherwise you’re just taking a shot in the dark.” “If you don’t feel right in your own body, that is enough alone to explore what is going on with you.” Guest Links: (W)holistic Health Boss - https://wholistichealthboss.com/ (W)holistic Health Boss on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wholistichealthboss/ (W)holistic Health Boss on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FunctionalDiagnosticNutrition/ Show Links: Oura Ring - https://ouraring.com/ Elite HRV - https://elitehrv.com/ Kelly’s homepage - http://www.kellytravis.net Ascend Mastermind - http://www.kellytravis.net/ascend

Today we have a fascinating show in the company of Kieran Blay Kieran is a co Director of a company called Adeki (www.adeki.me) He specialises in the application of Heart Rate Variability (HRV) in performance settings. Kieran is a qualified cycling and fitness coach, with certificates in HRV training from Heart Math, First Beat and Elite HRV and has trained in the use of HEG technology for addressing attention disorders. Prior to Adeki, Kieran enjoyed a long career in Formula One and motorsport while also competing up to a national level as a racing cyclist. He still cycles for the top domestic racing team, TAAP Cervelo   How does stress affect your performance?   Do you know your own personal stress responses?   How is your performance being held back by the stressors in your life?   From poor sleep habits, diet and a poor training regime. How your game may be affected by stress for three to four hours prior to performance and surprisingly for three to four hours after a performance is over.   With Kieran we get the chance to look at how heart rate variability can now be measured. As he says in the show unless you can measure something you cannot improve it. We discuss his own experiences in cycling and he shares some great ideas on how to improve your performance.   How breathing is such a potent force in the battle to be in the right state to perform. What is the best breathing protocol for you as an individual? How you can use visualisation as a powerful tool before and after competition.   How coaching teams with a ‘cookie cutter’ approach can be very limited. How and why it is so important to look at where each individual actually is to put together an effective training regime.   A really interesting episode of the Brain Booster that will really get you thinking about your approach to excellence.   To find out more about Kieran Blay go to www.adeki.me   Are you going to take ACTION and become a Certified Mind Factor coach? Go to www.themindfactor.com to find out how      

If you could choose one biomarker to monitor each day, heart rate variability may be it. This is an in-depth discussion about everything you wish to know HRV, how to measure it, what it means, and how to improve it. Who is Jason Moore? Jason Moore is the Director and Instructor of National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) and National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) accredited coursework on Heart Rate Variability (HRV). Founder of Elite HRV, the most widely used free HRV analysis tool. Jason holds a Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems from Texas A&M University and has been invited to speak about his work at many conferences and venues. Over the past 5 years, he has researched and used HRV technology through active collaboration with professional athletes, doctors, first responders, and thousands of health and performance seekers. Via this network, he is continuously exposed to the latest scientific research and methods for making the best use of HRV and other biomarkers. Prior to specializing in Heart Rate Variability, Jason designed and implemented large scale data analysis systems for the Oil and Gas industry, focusing on making complex data actionable. Jason has also been a health and performance coach and personal trainer, and truly enjoys teaching others how to optimize their health and performance to become their best self. Key Highlights [4:28] Our mutual connections [5:17] What is heart rate variability? [6:58] The factors which influence heart rate variability [9:46] What technology is required to measure HRV? [12:38] The purpose of different time series measurements [19:10] Why you get different HRV numbers from different devices [20:02] Calculating HRV [32:52] Why referencing ranges for HRV are a problem [37:34] How to improve HRV [42:43] The role of the vagus nerve [43:57] The autonomic nervous system [50:38] Travel and its impact on your nervous system [54:51] Using HRV in the financial markets [58:15] Jason answers the final four questions Resources Mentioned Elite HRV HRV Academy Corsense Polar H10 Heart Rate Monitor, Bluetooth HRM Chest Strap Firstbeat Heart Rate Variability and Biological Age: Implications for Health and Gaming Palo Alto Prize Normative Elite HRV Scores by Age and Gender What Does Heart Rate Variability Tell Me About My Health? Interoceptive Ability Predicts Survival on a London Trading Floor Sponsor Our sponsor today is Neurohacker Collective. Chairman, Jordan Greenhall has been on the show discussing Sovereignty and Medical Director, Dr. Daniel Stickler joined me to discuss Unleashing your Human Potential Through Epigenetics. The Original Stack and Qualia Mind are a part of a toolkit I use for whole system enhancement. The Original Stack has contributed to better sleep, focus, and stress resilience in my own life. You can also try Qualia Focus for a near term boost to accomplish the cognitively demanding task in front of you. Their latest product is Eternus. After years of research, Neurohacker created a formula to combat aging where it begins; at the cellular level. Eternus is a 38 ingredient formula containing the most researched and premium ingredients on earth for supporting cellular health, which is the key to combating aging. If you wanna try either Qualia, Qualia Mind, or Eternus go over to neurohacker.com, plug in the discount code ‘BOOMER’ and you’ll get 10% off your first order or 15% off any order if you subscribe. Disclaimer This information is being provided to you for educational and informational purposes only. This is being provided as a self-help tool to help you understand your genetics, biodata and other information to enhance your performance. It is not medical or psychological advice. Virtuosity LLC is not a doctor. Virtuosity LLC is not treating, preventing, healing, or diagnosing disease. This information is to be used at your own risk based on your own judgment. For the full Disclaimer, please go to (Decodingsuperhuman.com/disclaimer). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ché who is “not a runner” shares some of the top tips she’s received in preparation for her marathon training. We talk planning, strength, tuning in, fueling, community, organisation and visualisation. Many of the specific marathon tips are really applicable to other life challenges as well - like running a business, preparing for birth, or making big changes. So even if you are not preparing for a marathon or other physical challenge - you may pick up some helpful life nuggets!   The Well Far Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/well-far-the-running-podcast/id1447373234?mt=2 Elite HRV: https://elitehrv.com/   Find Anna:http://annamarsh.co.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anna_marsh_nutrition/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annamarshnutrition/   Find Ché: https://www.chedyer.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indieyogalife/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chedyeryoga/

Ed joins Jason Moore of Elite HRV to talk about the power in intentional breathing for improving heart rate variability.

Once you jump onto the spiritual path, you open yourself up to increasing amounts of crazeee. The practises and rituals you would have previously thought were for “other people” start to become part of everyday life. Anna and Ché share some of the practices and rituals that make up their daily routines, with a sneaky bit of science and many helpful resources to guide you on your own journey.   The Inner Beauty Bible: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Inner-Beauty-Bible-Laurey-Simmons/dp/0008196745 Naomi Absalom: http://www.naomiabsalomyoga.com/ Movement For Modern LIfe: https://movementformodernlife.com/ The Wim Hoff Method: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/ Elite HRV: https://elitehrv.com/ Meggan Watterson “Reveal”: https://www.megganwatterson.com/products/reveal-the-book Divine Feminine Oracle Cards: https://www.megganwatterson.com/products/reveal-the-book Rebecca Campbell, “LIght Is The New Black”: https://rebeccacampbell.me/lightisthenewblack/ Oracle Deck: https://rebeccacampbell.me/oracledeck/   Period Sponge: Jam Sponge Etsy shop The Breath Guy: https://www.instagram.com/thebreathguy/ Move Breathe Create: https://movebreathecreate.com/ Card Decks: Lumina Tarot Cards: https://innerhue.bigcartel.com/product/lumina-tarot   Find Anna:http://annamarsh.co.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anna_marsh_nutrition/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annamarshnutrition/   Find Ché: https://www.chedyer.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indieyogalife/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chedyeryoga/

In this episode you will learn: • Why a varying heart rate is a good thing • What heart rate varialbility means for your health • And what happens when HRV drops Jason Moore is the Co-Founder and CEO of Elite HRV. He graduated from Texas A&M university, and worked for several years as a personal trainer before founding Elite HRV in 2014. His goal is to create mental and physical awareness for olympians, coaches, athletes, doctors and patients.

There are a number of different health and fitness professionals who can help you reach your goals, each of whom will see your situation through a different lens. But what if you had a team of experts who could look at your health from many angles and leverage their own experiences with body image, the psychology of eating, nutrition and fitness training? What if you had a community to help you achieve health and fitness for the long term? Julie Ralston ran a successful natural pet store for 15 years before expanding her interest to include human health and wellness. Now she is a Primal Health Coach, certified Primal Play Instructor and a student of the Psychology of Eating. Julie is passionate about helping real women make solid choices that bring more vibrance into their lives, and to that end, she is teaming up with Ali and Jen Zetterstrom to found Primal Health, a program that provides personalized coaching to help women implement sustainable changes for lasting health and wellness. Today, Julie is taking charge of the podcast, asking Ali to share her inspiration to support women through Primal Health. Ali gets personal, discussing the childhood experiences that led to her issues with body image and the psychological aspects of health and wellness. We learn about Ali’s path from being a bit overweight to running marathon distances on a daily basis as well as the health issues she suffered as a result of overtraining. Ali also discusses her current eating habits and how her views on sleep and training have evolved over time. Listen in for insight around the common struggles among women Ali has trained and learn how she and Julie are helping other women through the Primal Health community! Topics Covered [3:01] Ali’s insight on the concept of home Lived in Australia, Japan, Hong Kong and NYC Not about where live but who you’re around [5:13] A week in the life of Ali Watts Prioritize sleep, at least seven hours OURA, Elite HRV for readiness score Conscious training (balance mobility, strength) Gymnastics training, kettlebells, rings and cycling [11:48] Ali’s eating habits and nutrition No meat, loves fish and seafood Good balance of macronutrients Healthy carbs (i.e.: vegetables) [17:37] Ali’s transition from corporate to fitness coaching Always had passion for sports, health Rose through ranks in banking Several training courses (e.g.: yoga, PT) Left banking eight years ago [20:03] Ali’s relationship with body image as a teen Unwanted sexual experience as preteen Made self unattractive for protection Lost weight hitchhiking through Japan Got into running to stay thin Suffered from chronic fatigue [27:44] The health issues associated with overtraining Major IBS, diagnosed with osteopenia Form of anorexia (not eating enough) Struggle to get pregnant at 1% body fat Rough seven years of IUI and IVF Double hip surgery [36:10] The common struggles among the women Ali trains Many have osteopenia, need resistance training Hormone imbalances and psychological factors [42:44] Julie and Ali’s new project called Primal Health Team of professionals with different expertise Inspire women to pursue optimal health [45:38] What Ali is digging right now #MoveIntoHealth month at Primal Health OURA Ring to hold accountable for sleep Learn More About Julie Ralston Primal Health Primal Health on Facebook Primal Health on Instagram Resources Paleo f(x) Elite HRV OURA Ring Ali Watts on Ali Fitness EP018 Primal Health’s #MoveIntoHealth Month

David Korsunsky spent 15 years working for industry-leading technology firms, and in 2015 founded Heads Up Health, a San Francisco-based startup helping people to aggregate and learn from their own health information. The company can retrieve lab work from over 30,000 providers across the US, building a single health history and a timeline that can help to make sense of your current challenges. In this podcast, I’m talking with David about his mission to help 100 million people take control of their health. We talk about the Heads Up Health platform, which integrates with apps and devices and eliminates that dusty old pile of lab reports you weren’t sure what to do with.  David also shares his own story as a case study, demonstrating the value of having easy, mobile, shareable access to all of your health information. Here’s the outline of this interview with David Korsunsky: [00:01:09] Heads Up Health. [00:01:24] Robb Wolf's Podcast featuring Dave Korsunsky. [00:02:08] The story behind Heads up Health. [00:05:48] WellnessFx. [00:06:18] Applying engineering mindset to health. [00:11:36] Devices; Oura ring. [00:11:53] Elite HRV; CorSense device; Jason Moore. [00:13:30] MyFitnessPal, My Macros+, Cronometer; Keto-Mojo. [00:13:56] LEVL, Ketonix. [00:16:51] requestatest.com; Grace Liu; Ulta Labs. [00:17:17] Blood Chemistry Calculator. [00:18:20] DUTCH, OAT, Genova, Doctor's Data, BioHealth Labs. [00:22:50] Reference Ranges. [00:26:14] Dave Feldman; Podcast: How to Drop Your Cholesterol. [00:28:52] Tracking symptoms; seizures. [00:29:51] Potential applications of machine learning. [00:32:28] Elimination diet. [00:33:30] Video: Bryan's H. Pylori case study. [00:35:28] 23andme DNA testing. [00:36:49] Data-Driven Health Radio: Episode 20 - Carrie Brown. [00:37:26] Care team access. [00:39:18] Dexcom 5; Quantified Self; Freestyle Libre, Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM). [00:41:14] Dr. Simon Marshall, PhD. Podcasts: 1, 2, 3, 4. [00:42:40] Challenges to progress; Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) movement. [00:43:12] Podcast: How to Teach Machines That Can Learn, with Pedro Domingos, PhD. [00:44:15] mint.com. [00:46:21] Amazon AWS for data storage. [00:47:53] Data-Driven Health Radio podcast. [00:49:44] How to get started on Heads up Health. [00:52:41] dave@headsuphealth.com.

Have you ever heard of the exercise and movement pattern called animal flow? Learn about it from personal training coach and educator Richard Scrivener as he talks about not only animal flow but also how you can optimise your fitness. Visit https://www.bodyshotperformance.com/podcasts-blog for the complete show notes of every podcast episode. Topics Discussed in this Episode: What is copeira? What is fitness, and is it purely a physical thing? How can you cycle your training and build in recovery? How can you tune in to your body and monitor where your body is at? What does it mean to train intelligently? What are some of the common mistakes that people make when it comes to working out and how can we counter them? What is animal flow? Key Takeaways: Capoeira is a blend of martial arts, dance, and gymnastics. It has been described as a conversation with movement, meaning that somebody asks you a question with a movement and then you respond with your movement and it goes back and forth.” When you play copeira, there is not one position or one movement that your body will not be asked to go into, so you learn all the base movements and then you play with an opponent. Whatever it is you’re trying to train to do as a movement or an exercise, your body first has to be able to access the shape required for it. Whatever our fitness challenges may be, it starts with the need and the ability to be able to control our body and have ownership over our vessel so that we can get it to move in the way we want to. Research shows that if you push your body to fatigue in a workout session, the next session is negatively affected such that you’re not going to get the results that you would if you had just backed off a little bit in the previous workout. The best way to monitor where your body is at is how you feel in terms of your energy and motivation to want to go to the gym. Animal flow is about reconnecting to your body but through the ground. As the name suggests, it is about using animal-based movements or primal movements. Action Steps: If you’re interested in health and fitness, you’ve got to get a coach -- somebody that can help you navigate your way through the type of fitness that you want to start doing and achieve your goals. Stand back and look at the context of your life, and understand that your body is under an overall stress load. Appraise your stress load and make sure that you’ve got the right amount of stimulus and volume load through the intensity of your workout and the amount of work that you’re doing and the ability to back off. Train intelligently. Listen to what your body is telling you when you’re working out. Don’t push through injuries or sore joints. Learn from how your body first responds when you walk into the gym and how energized and how ready-to-go you feel. Have a good solid warm-up before you work out. Give animal flow a go. Richard said: “It’s commendable that people want to try new challenges or, if they haven’t been active for a while, get back into the gym. But if you push yourself too hard and you’re not moving correctly... for the most part, that can end up being a negative experience...” “Fitness is about having a toolbox and your ability to go into a situation where there’s a physical challenge or a physical demand, open your toolbox and be able to access what you need.” Thanks for listening! If you’re interested in finding out what your health IQ is, take the Health IQ test to find out, and get a free 39-page report built around our six signals, which are sleep, mental health, energy, body composition, digestion, and fitness. If you’ve enjoyed what you’ve heard on this episode and it’s added value to you, share the episode with someone you think could benefit from it. And don’t forget to leave a rating or a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Links to things we discuss in the show: London School of Capoeira OURAring Elite HRV app More from Richard Scrivener: Animal Flow Website Richard’s Instagram (@rich_scrivener) More from Leanne Spencer: Bodyshot Performance Bodyshot Performance Limited Facebook page   Remove the Guesswork BOOK by Leanne SpencerRise and Shine BOOK by Leanne Spencer

Alessandro (Alex) Ferretti has been practicing nutritional therapy for over 15 years.  He formed Equilibria Health Ltd. in 2004, which is now recognized as one of the UK’s leading providers of nutrition education. He has lectured internationally on the subjects of nutrition and human performance, and his current focus is on research in the areas of heart rate variability (HRV) and blood glucose, nutrigenomics, and factors affecting metabolic flexibility. In this podcast, Alex describes the metric he has developed which can provide a signal of an inflammatory response and preview athletic performance. He and Dr. Tommy Wood also discuss his online Mitokinetics tool, developed for the purpose of estimating caloric requirements in the context of different macronutrient ratios. Here’s the outline of this interview with Alex Ferretti: [00:00:33] Robb Wolf, Ben Lynch, Dan Plews, Paul Laursen. [00:04:17] Metabolic flexibility; Podcast: How to Assess an Athlete: The Best Principles, Methods, and Devices to Use, with Mike T. Nelson. [00:04:29] Weikko Jaross. [00:06:30] Immune system cells requiring carbohydrate metabolism; Studies: MacIver, Nancie J., et al. "Glucose metabolism in lymphocytes is a regulated process with significant effects on immune cell function and survival." Journal of leukocyte biology 84.4 (2008): 949-957; Also: 1, 2, 3. [00:12:40] Metabolic health correlates with quick adaptation to ketogenic diet. [00:16:00] New Zealand cyclists study: Zinn, Caryn, et al. "Ketogenic diet benefits body composition and well-being but not performance in a pilot case study of New Zealand endurance athletes." Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition 14.1 (2017): 22. [00:16:20] Genetic factors affecting metabolic flexibility. [00:17:20] DNAFit test. [00:18:31] Environmental factors affecting metabolic flexibility. [00:18:39] DIETFITS study: Gardner, Christopher D., et al. "Effect of low-fat vs low-carbohydrate diet on 12-month weight loss in overweight adults and the association with genotype pattern or insulin secretion: the DIETFITS randomized clinical trial." Jama 319.7 (2018): 667-679. [00:21:48] Eating: When, how, and how much. [00:22:28] Training low/competing high, sleep. [00:23:35] Disrupted sleep cycles affecting fasting blood glucose (FBG), heart rate variability (HRV). [00:24:36] Assessment to determine the best dietary approach. [00:25:23] 5 points: Life load (stress), chronobiology, sleep, physical activity, diet. [00:27:30] Food preferences in relation to stress response and sleep deprivation; Studies: McHill, Andrew W., et al. "Later circadian timing of food intake is associated with increased body fat." The American journal of clinical nutrition 106.5 (2017): 1213-1219; Also: 1, 2, 3, 4. [00:29:59] HRV Apps: HRV4Training, Elite HRV. [00:31:00] Validity of ultra-short HRV measurements; Study: Munoz, M. Loretto, et al. "Validity of (ultra-) short recordings for heart rate variability measurements." PLoS One 10.9 (2015): e0138921. [00:31:09] Oura ring. [00:32:10] Ferretti Index (HRV/BG Index). [00:35:36] FBG in relation to mortality; Study: Bjørnholt, JØRGEN V., et al. "Fasting blood glucose: an underestimated risk factor for cardiovascular death. Results from a 22-year follow-up of healthy nondiabetic men." Diabetes care 22.1 (1999): 45-49. [00:35:43] HRV in relation to mortality; Study: Camm, A. John, et al. "Mortality in patients after a recent myocardial infarction. A randomized, placebo-controlled trial of azimilide using heart rate variability for risk stratification." Circulation (2004). [00:36:41] Ferretti Index formula: RMSSD/(FBG mmol/L)²; In US: RMSSD/(FBG mg/dL/18)². [00:38:00] Every other day HRV readings; Study: Li, S. J., Y. Y. Su, and M. Liu. "Study on early heart rate variability in patients with severe acute cerebral vascular disease." Zhongguo wei zhong bing ji jiu yi xue= Chinese critical care medicine= Zhongguo weizhongbing jijiuyixue 15.9 (2003): 546-549. [00:38:27] Study using hs-CRP: Aeschbacher, Stefanie, et al. "Heart rate, heart rate variability and inflammatory biomarkers among young and healthy adults." Annals of medicine 49.1 (2017): 32-41. [00:41:56] Eating later in the day (8PM or later) correlated with higher FBG, sleep disruption, HRV. [00:44:08] Frequent small meals led to higher blood glucose. [00:45:33] Dawn Phenomenon. [00:48:12] DUTCH test. [00:49:52] Homocysteine test as part of a cardiovascular assessment. [00:51:56] Macronutrient ratio may not be as important as other factors. [00:53:41] Interleukin-6; insulin as anti-inflammatory hormone. [00:54:36] Mitokinetics tool, developed by Alessandro Ferretti and Weikko Jaross, as discussed in this NBT blog post by Dr. Tommy Wood. Information about using the tool can be found on this help page or in this video. [00:55:57] Dr. Kevin Hall. [00:56:17] Keto and low-carb dieters - may require lower caloric intake. [01:00:18] alessandroferretti.co.uk. [01:00:41] Videos.

Today I’m interviewing the CCO of a really cool new company I discovered at PaleoFX this year that is going to make huge leaps and bounds in the realm of adrenal fatigue, stress management, elite athletes, and even people with chronic health conditions. It’s called Heart Rate Variability testing from Elite HRV, and you guys know...Read More »

I was always kind of curious about myself and understanding what makes me tick so it kind of goes way back to those days and then as I got into my professional life and you get a little bit older, you start shifting from okay I’m trying to be an elite athlete to I want to optimise myself in this high pressure, high-stress world of business. Affiliate Disclosure   About Bob Troia Bob Troia is a technology entrepreneur and citizen scientist who has been at the forefront of digital innovation and emerging technologies for two decades. A leading voice of the Quantified Self and biohacking movements, “Quantified Bob” documents his personal efforts focused on the intersection of data-driven citizen science, health and wellness, human performance, longevity, and self-optimization at QuantifiedBob.com. In addition to consulting and coaching, Bob is also working on building tools that make self-tracking easy and frictionless for busy people. He is the co-creator of Awesome an app for fast, simple photo-based meal tracking, and will soon be launching a “human optimization” facility in New York City. What is Quantified Self? Quantified self is increasing self knowledge through self tracking. You can track endless variables on yourself, but not all of these are impactful or worth tracking. "Quantified Self is really about finding a personal meaning for your data." Key Highlights with Quantified Bob Where did the name Quantified Bob come from? How did Bob initially get into quantified self? Where does Bob get inspiration for these tests? How to begin performing self-experiments What data does Bob recommend gathering for someone performing their first self-experiments? The best apps and devices for tracking HRV, improving water quality, tracking sleep, and much more Top tips for optimizing your sleep environment How mouth taping may help you sleep better Why is it important to filter your shower water What is Deuterium? Why is this important in terms of water quality? Should you get a mold assessment for your home? Additional Resources Know Thyself: Tracking Every Facet OF Life, From Sleep to Mood to Pain, 24/7/365 Heavy Water: Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Drink Heavy Water   Products Mentioned The Oura Ring - a self-tracking ring which is an excellent method for tracking sleep. Use the code "Boomer" to get 10% off. Oura will be on the podcast soon! Whoop - a self-tracking wristband aimed at optimizing recovery in elite athletes and teams. HRV4Training - a mobile application allowing you to measure your heart rate variability with your phone Elite HRV - an alternative mobile application to measure HRV using a chest strap Awesome - Food tracking mobile application to simplify your food tracking through pictures (created by Bob Troia) Push - armband to measure workout intensity ARX machine - a once a week, complete 15-minute workout Precision Xtra - ketone meter KETO-MOJO Blood Ketone and Glucose Testing Meter Kit, Monitor your ketogenic diet, 1 Lancet Device, 10 Lancets, 10 Ketone Test Strips, Carrying Case. Does NOT include Glucose Strips What are Bob Troia's Resources to Enhance Cognition? Brain.Fm - This is also a recommendation of former podcast guest Teemu Arina. What is Bob Troia's Favorite Book on Peak Performance? Life on the Edge: The Coming of Age of Quantum Biology The Body Electric: Electromagnetism And The Foundation Of Life The 4 Hour Body: An Uncommon Guide to Rapid Fat Loss, Incredible Sex and Becoming Superhuman   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You've heard us talk about heart rate variability before. What exactly can we learn from it and how can we utilize the information to improve physical training, recovery, and overall health? Jason Moore, CEO of EliteHRV, joins us today to discuss the basics and nuances of HRV.  Elite HRV is a free app used by hundreds of thousands of health and performance seekers to get dedicated HRV insight - Olympians, pro athletes, doctors, first responders, biohackers, and more. Get 10% off EliteHRV's CorSense Heart Rate Variability Sensor and their special training courses! Enter code "hvmn" at checkout.  In this discussion, you'll discover: Why HRV is important and how it is inherently tied to many important biological processes Reasons we should utilize tech in conjunction with natural intuition...no reason to be dogmatic about one or the other! How to determine "good" and "bad" HRV   We want to hear from you. Contact podcast@hvmn.com with any feedback, questions, and guest suggestions! Write a review for us on iTunes, let us know via email, and we'll send you a free Sprint Mini.

Have you considered tracking heart rate variability to improve your health, or to train smarter?  In this podcast, Dave Korsunsky sits down with Jason Moore, Founder of Elite HRV to talk about the basics of heart rate variability training on how anyone can apply this technology toward optimizing their health. Jason Moore, CEO of Elite […] The post Episode 10 – Heart Rate Variability Training Basics with Jason Moore from Elite HRV appeared first on Heads Up Health.

Don Moxley is an exercise physiologist and the Sports Scientist for the Ohio State University Wrestling Team.  With a passion for teaching and coaching, he specializes in fitness and athletic assessment, training, and performance optimization.  Under his guidance, the OSU team won their first-ever National Championship in 2015, and individuals on the team have gone on to win national titles and Olympic medals.  His strategy involves analyzing Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and other biomarkers in order to plan personalized training and recovery regimens for his athletes. Don is here today with Dr. Tommy Wood to discuss using wearable technology to track readiness, improve resilience, and prevent overtraining and injuries. He shares the powerful impact of psychological stress, sleep, and recovery on athletic performance, and also reveals the key performance indicators for world-class wrestling, as well as the devices and assessment strategies he uses for his own athletes.    Here’s the outline of this interview with Don Moxley: [00:00:16] Ohio State Wrestling Team, Sports Scientist. [00:00:25] Elite HRV podcast. [00:00:49] Podcast: Optimal Diet and Movement for Healthspan, Amplified Intelligence and More with Ken Ford. [00:01:00] Florida Institute for Human & Machine Cognition (IHMC). [00:03:19] Bob Bartels, Edward Fox. [00:03:53] Kevin Akins. [00:04:03] Louie Simmons, Westside Barbell. [00:04:28] Ted Lambrinides Hammer Strength. [00:04:42] Steve Bliss, National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). [00:06:16] Human Performance Center at Columbus State Community College. [00:06:38] HealthFirst, Polar. [00:07:35] Applying technology to exercise science. [00:09:13] Wrestling overview. [00:09:56] Weight cutting. [00:12:16] Long term athlete development model. [00:13:51] Tom Ryan. [00:14:14] Velotron, CompuTrainer. [00:14:37] Pelatonia fundraiser. [00:15:45] Zephyr bioharness. [00:16:33] Overtraining syndrome. [00:17:31] Readiness, Root Mean Square of the Successive Differences (RMSSD). [00:20:11] Functional Movement Screening [00:21:15] Raouf “Ron” Gharbo. [00:21:35] Firstbeat system. [00:21:54] Resting nighttime RMSSD predicts success. [00:22:46] Polar Team Pro Shirt. [00:23:02] AccuroFit. [00:23:18] Omegawave. Podcast: How to Measure Readiness to Train, with Val Nasedkin. [00:24:19] Effect of emotional stress on physiology. [00:27:30] Talent but no resilience. [00:28:13] Study: Prochaska, James O., and Wayne F. Velicer. "The transtheoretical model of health behavior change." American journal of health promotion 12.1 (1997): 38-48. [00:31:00] Study: Marshall, Simon J., and Stuart JH Biddle. "The transtheoretical model of behavior change: a meta-analysis of applications to physical activity and exercise." Annals of behavioral medicine 23.4 (2001): 229-246. Podcast: How to Create Behaviour Change, with Simon Marshall, PhD. [00:31:53] Elite HRV. [00:32:09] HR transmitter sampling at >200hz; Polar monitors (H7, H10), Ouraring. [00:33:40] Tracking and improving sleep. [00:36:02] Book: The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail - but Some Don’t, by Nate Silver. [00:36:14] Wearable data systems: Zebra, Catapult. [00:37:26] Factors that correlate with athletic success. [00:41:37] Parasympathetic, sympathetic. [00:43:54] Parasympathetic co-stimulation. [00:46:06] Subjective questions. [00:49:22] Faster buy-in. [00:50:24] Female athletes. [00:51:07] Managing the athlete's stress response. [00:52:22] Observing coaches. [00:53:14] Best practice for athlete and coach. [00:55:07] Find Don: donmoxley@gmail, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, about.me.

Dr. Gari Clifford, DPhil has been studying artificial intelligence (AI) and its utility in healthcare for two decades. He holds several prestigious positions in academia and is an Associate Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Emory University and an Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology. We met him at the San Francisco Data Institute Conference in October where he chaired sessions on Machine Learning and Health. Gari recently held a competition challenging data scientists to develop predictive algorithms for the early detection of Atrial Fibrillation, using mobile ECG machines. He shares insight into the complexity of using AI to diagnose health conditions and offers a glimpse into the future of healthcare and medical information. Here’s the outline of this interview with Gari Clifford: [00:01:07] The road to machine learning and mobile health. [00:01:27] Lionel Tarassenko: neural networks and artificial intelligence. [00:03:36] San Francisco Data Institute Conference. [00:03:54] Jeremy Howard at fast.ai. [00:04:17] Director of Data Institute David Uminsky. [00:05:05] Dr. Roger Mark, Computing in Cardiology PhysioNet Challenges. [00:05:23] 2017 Challenge: Detecting atrial fibrillation in electrocardiograms. [00:05:44] Atrial Fibrillation. [00:06:08] KardiaMobile EKG monitor by AliveCor. [00:06:33] Random forests, support vector machines, heuristics, deep learning. [00:07:23] Experts don't always agree. [00:08:33] Labeling ECGs: AF, normal sinus rhythm, another rhythm, or noisy. [00:09:07] 20-30 experts are required to discern a stable diagnosis. [00:09:40] Podcast: Arrhythmias in Endurance Athletes, with Peter Backx, PhD. [00:11:17] Applying additional algorithm on top of all final algorithms: improved score from 83% to 87% accuracy. [00:11:38] Kaggle for machine learning competitions. [00:13:44] Overfitting an algorithm increases complexity, decreases utility. [00:15:01] 10,000 ECGs are not enough. [00:16:24] Podcast: How to Teach Machines That Can Learn with Dr. Pedro Domingos. [00:16:50] XGBoost. [00:19:18] Mechanical Turk. [00:20:08] QRS onset and T-wave offset. [00:21:31] Galaxy Zoo. [00:24:00] Podcast: Jason Moore of Elite HRV. [00:24:34] Andrew Ng. Paper: Rajpurkar, Pranav, et al. "Cardiologist-level arrhythmia detection with convolutional neural networks." arXiv preprint arXiv:1707.01836 (2017). [00:28:44] Detecting arrhythmias using other biomarkers. [00:30:41] Algorithms trained on specific patient populations not accurate for other populations. [00:31:24] Propensity matching. [00:31:55] Should we be sharing our medical data? [00:32:15] Privacy concerns associated with sharing medical data. [00:32:44] Mass scale research: possible with high-quality data across a large population. [00:33:04] Selling social media data in exchange for useful or entertaining software. [00:33:42] Who touched my medical data and why? [00:36:31] Siloing data, perhaps to protect the current industries. [00:37:03] Health Insurance Portability and Privacy Act (HIPPA). [00:37:34] Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) protocol. [00:37:48] Microsoft HealthVault and Google Health. [00:38:46] Blockchain and 3blue1brown. [00:39:28] Where to go to learn more about Gari Clifford. [00:39:53] Presentation: Machine learning for FDA-approved consumer level point of care diagnostics – the wisdom of algorithm crowds: (the PhysioNet Computing in Cardiology Challenge 2017).

: In this episode, Leanne talks to Jason Moore, the CEO of Elite HRV, a company that created an app to measure your heart rate variability (HRV). HRV is not only an important and reliable marker for health and recovery, but is also a simple measurement that can be taken by anyone using only an app and a measuring device. Jason talks about his back story and how he got into HRV; we discuss HRV at length and why it matters for health; what you can do to boost it; Jason’s own holistic health practices and the next big thing for Elite HRV – the Corsense device which has just been successfully launched on Kickstarter. This is a great episode to listen to if you’re interested in the intersection of health and technology. Things we discuss in the show: Episode with Alessandro Ferretti – https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/remove-guesswork-health-fitness-wellbeing-for-busy/id1258679322?mt=2&i=1000393062285 Corsense link to pre-order - https://elitehrv.com/corsense-pre-order Elite HRV website – www.elitehtv.com Useful links: What’s your health IQ? Take our short test: https://www.bodyshotperformance.com/home-bodyshot-performance/health-quotient-questionnaire/?v=79cba1185463 DNA test - https://www.bodyshotperformance.com/services/the-bodyshot-performance-range/?v=79cba1185463 Bodyshot Performance website – www.bodyshotperformance.com Remove the Guesswork BOOK by Leanne Spencer - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Remove-Guesswork-Personalised-Approach-Nutrition/dp/1781332045/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Rise and Shine BOOK by Leanne Spencer - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rise-Shine-Recover-burnout-back/dp/1781331650/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1500650255&sr=1-1 *** REVIEW! ***   If you’ve enjoyed the show, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps us improve the show and makes it easier for other people to find us and benefit from the content. Thank you so much! 

: In this episode, Leanne talks to Jason Moore, the CEO of Elite HRV, a company that created an app to measure your heart rate variability (HRV). HRV is not only an important and reliable marker for health and...

Alessandro Ferretti is a nutritionist and founder of Equilibria Health, recognised as one of the UK’s leading providers of nutrition education. He delivers an annual series of UK-wide practitioner and medical professionals postgraduate seminars and workshops & masterclasses on metabolism, health and performance, and nutrigenomics. Over recent years, he has received two nominations for CAM Best Practice Award for clinical excellence. Alessandro is a very science-based practitioner, and among other things, in this episode we discuss the power of a routine; the proven links between sleep, nutrition and mental health; why Alessandro and his family left London for a remote village in the Cotswolds; the common mistakes people make with sleep and nutrition, and much more. This is a longer episode than normal but well worth investing a little bit more time to listen to. Things we discuss in the show: Alessandro’s website - http://alessandroferretti.co.uk/ Alessandro Twitter page - https://www.facebook.com/aless.ferretti BOOK – The Blue Zones - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blue-Zones-2nd-Lessons-Longest/dp/1426209487/ref=sr_1_1_twi_pap_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1504703647&sr=8-1&keywords=blue+zones Elite HRV app (general use) – https://elitehrv.com/ HRV4Training (sports use) - http://www.hrv4training.com/ OURAring – use code BODYSHOT2017 for 10% off – www.ouraring.com Blue light blocking glasses  from Cheltenham Optician - http://www.keithholland.co.uk/additional-services/ Useful links: What’s your health IQ? Take our short test: https://www.bodyshotperformance.com/home-bodyshot-performance/health-quotient-questionnaire/?v=79cba1185463 DNA test - https://www.bodyshotperformance.com/services/the-bodyshot-performance-range/?v=79cba1185463 Bodyshot Performance website – www.bodyshotperformance.com Remove the Guesswork BOOK by Leanne Spencer - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Remove-Guesswork-Personalised-Approach-Nutrition/dp/1781332045/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Rise and Shine BOOK by Leanne Spencer - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rise-Shine-Recover-burnout-back/dp/1781331650/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1500650255&sr=1-1

HRV - With the chronic stress and multitude of health conditions in our modern world, it can be extremely beneficial to understand how Heart Rate Variability can optimize our wellness and bring the autonomic nervous system into better balance. JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP | REVIEW THIS PODCAST Heart Rate Variability (HRV) is the change in time between successive heart beats, and these small variations occur in response to internal and external events. These fluctuations are directly linked to our autonomic nervous system which helps to control our bodies unconscious processes. By tracking these variations, we can better understand our nervous systems, cardiovascular systems, and respiratory systems, and how our bodies are able to respond to many of life’s stressors that have a massive impact on our wellness. By tracking these unique variations over time, we can better understand the signals we receive from our body. In just 30-60 days using HRV, this can lead an increase in our ability to recognize and better manage life’s stressors. If we want to use this HRV data to truly improve our physical and emotional intelligence, we get to ask ourselves an important question: How can a prime biomarker like HRV practically improve how we manage our emotions, stress, burnout, and decrease our risk for many of today's common ailments? On this episode of Wellness Force Radio, we explore this topic and much more with Jason Moore, CEO of Elite HRV. During this interview, Jason discusses the importance of monitoring our HRV, and his non-evasive tracking tool that will help us gain insight into this important biomarker and how we can use it to fuel our health journey. 10% Discount: Foundations of Heart Rate Variability Course Save 10% and get the essential information you need to understand the science, mechanisms, and real-world applications of HRV in this comprehensive yet easy to follow Foundations of Heart Rate Variability course. Click Here To Enroll Listen To Episode 126 As Jason Uncovers: Open Enrollment: HRV - How HRV relates to optimal wellness His transition from the oil industry to the health technology space Why he feels HRV is such an important piece of data to track How we can better understand if we are moving in the direction towards better health How to avoid long periods of troubleshooting and assist in developing our intuition with wearable technology The ancestral origins of the "Greek Physician's Pulse Watch" How we can better maintain our energy, digestion, mental clarity, and stress response Why our health plans need to be individualized How monitoring HRV helps us gain insight into the functionality of our autonomic nervous system Why some people may be more inclined to build aerobic fitness Using HRV for increasing our emotional intelligence Why we receive the most accurate measurement of HRV shortly after waking up How we can use HRV to receive indications of possible health issues The physical and mental impact on children that live in stressful home environments How tech can provide us with the data and proof we may need to adjust our behavior Reasons we should use tech instead of relying solely on our intuition How this technology can show warning signs of underlying stress Micronutrients and supplements that influence HRV How our micronutrient intake affects our HRV Learning to better regulate our levels of stress His future goals and plans for Elite HRV How stimulation from media is affecting our health Top 3 Takeaways From Jason Moore We can sometimes spend years trying to develop our wellness intuition. We can speed up this process if we learn the proper ways to track and analyze our biological data through different forms of wellness tech. Extreme exercise might make us "better" at certain activities, but this may be at the expense of other parts of our wellness.  Technology can help us know when to slow down so we don't jeopardize important areas of our health. HRV can give us incredible insight into other areas of our wellness and how our body functions.  We don't need massive amounts of tracking with HRV, 5 minutes a day for a couple weeks can give us great insight into how we can adjust our lifestyle to improve our wellness. Power Quotes From Jason   "There is nothing more priceless than your own body and mind." - Jason Moore "HRV is like our individual fingerprint for stress tolerance, adaptability, and resiliency." - Jason Moore "We can get pretty good at most things if we have the right kind of individualized plan."- Jason Moore "Tracking HRV can amplify our self-awareness." - Jason Moore "No matter where we are on the scale of intuition, we can use technology to hone our senses." - Jason Moore "The body is quite resilient if we give it the tools that it needs to manage stress." - Jason Moore "HRV has been shown to correlate with our biological age." - Jason Moore "Inundating people with more data than they need is a source of stress in and of itself." - Jason Moore "HRV is the most accurate non-evasive measure of your autonomic nervous system." - Jason Moore The Elite HRV Podcast Description: Uncommon methods for maximizing health and performance with an emphasis on real-world implementation of Heart Rate Variability and other biomarkers. From biohacking to quantified self, world-class doctors, coaches, and athletes cover the latest research (from the lab and field), and the methods and “tricks” that get the best results. Right out of the gate you can expect the President of the American Functional Medicine Association, leading HRV researchers, elite and Olympic-level sports scientists, metabolism hackers, data scientists, rehabilitation specialists, and more. View The Podcast In iTunes About Jason Moore Jason loves merging his passions for technology, health, and human performance. He has also personally helped thousands of people and hundreds of organizations successfully implement Heart Rate Variability into their life or practice. Prior to founding Elite HRV, Jason designed and implemented large scale information systems for the Oil & Gas Industry. Jason’s focus was on making complex data actionable and useful, and he traveled the globe speaking about and implementing his solutions. During this time, Jason was also a coach and personal trainer for health, fitness, and sports. He truly enjoys teaching others how to improve their health and performance and be their best possible self. Elite HRV is the fruit of many years of research, practice, and collaboration with coaches, doctors, and HRV researchers. When he is not busy working on Elite HRV, he loves traveling, programming, rock climbing, and testing his body’s limits. Jason has a BA in Information Systems and Operations from Texas A&M University.   Resources Mentioned From Josh & Jason Jason's Website Social Channels Facebook Twitter Instagram Elite HRV Elite HRV Podcast Elite HRV Podcast Episode with Dr. Eldred Taylor The Ancient Greek Physician's Pulse Watch Article on Micronutrients and Supplements that Affect HRV  Ido Portal Mark Sisson Gretchen Rubin Crossfit Box Breathing The Autonomic Nervous System Gary Wilson's Book: "Your Brain On Porn" Get More Wellness In Your Life Join the WFR Community on facebook Send Josh Trent a personal message Tweet me on Twitter: Send us a fun tweet (or a what's up) Comment on the Facebook page Sign up to get an email alert whenever we release a new episode Support This Podcast Leave a 5 star review on iTunes Share this episode with someone you care about Contact Wellness Force Radio for podcast sponsorship and partnership opportunities Rate & Review Wellness Force Aloha! 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Since starting NBT, I’ve noticed a growing gap between what I'm doing (lots of cycling) and what I need to be doing for longevity (strength training). This year then, I plan to focus more on strength. The trouble is, I've no clue what I'm doing! Luckily, I was able to hire Dr Mike T Nelson, PhD as my strength and conditioning coach. Sign up for our Highlights email and every week we’ll send you a short (but sweet) email containing the following: One piece of simple, actionable advice to improve your health and performance, including the reference(s) to back it up. One item we read or saw in the health and fitness world recently that we would like to give a different perspective on, and why. One awesome thing that we think you’ll enjoy! You should listen to this interview to learn why all athletes, including endurance athletes, should be strength training. I started Dr Mike's programme about six weeks before recording which meant I had lots of questions and honest feedback. Here’s the outline of this interview with Dr Mike T Nelson, PhD: [00:00:56] First interview: High Ketones and Carbs at the Same Time? Great Performance Tip or Horrible Idea… [00:03:31] Reconciling multiple coaches. [00:03:45] Setting goals. [00:04:27] Strength for longevity. [00:04:47] Dr Andy Galpin, PhD. [00:05:32] All athletes should be strength training. [00:08:10] Jeff Kendall-Weed. [00:09:47] Biomechanics. [00:11:07] Reducing risk of injury. [00:11:32] Deadlifts. [00:13:32] Don't squat the weight up! [00:15:00] Don't copy powerlifters. [00:15:52] Video: Dr Mike analysing my deadlift and his own. [00:18:54] Psoas muscle. [00:20:21] Warming up. [00:21:15] RPR: reflexive performance reset. [00:23:10] Quadratus lumborum (QL) muscle. [00:24:32] Sets and rep ranges. [00:26:08] Linear progression of volume. [00:29:04] Monitoring fatigue. [00:29:40] Heart rate variability (HRV) see my interview with Jason Moore of Elite HRV. [00:30:25] Recording sets and reps, software. [00:31:56] Volume, intensity, and density (volume / time). [00:35:43] Strength vs endurance effects on HRV. [00:37:06] Terzis, Gerasimos, et al. "Early phase interference between low-intensity running and power training in moderately trained females." European journal of applied physiology 116.5 (2016): 1063-1073. Coffey, Vernon G., and John A. Hawley. "Concurrent exercise training: do opposites distract?." The Journal of physiology (2016). [00:39:22] Endurance volume. [00:40:15] Session quality and progressive overload. [00:41:20] 10% drop off for intervals. [00:42:31] Issurin residual training effects chart. [00:45:41] Dr Ben Peterson, PhD. [00:46:28] MAF pace. [00:47:12] Biofeedback range of motion test. [00:47:54] Sumo vs conventional deadlift [00:50:58] John Meadows - Meadows’s Row. [00:51:56] Plate press--work with an open palm. [00:54:21] Front squat. [00:54:45] Zercher squat. [00:55:03] Zombie front squat [00:57:58] Rubix cube back squat. [00:59:19] Chin-ups and pull-ups. [01:00:59] Mike has two spots open. [01:01:24] http://miketnelson.com/muscle

ONE STEP AHEAD: Nuts – Mikki talks about the pros and cons. WORKOUT OF THE WEEK: Caffeine – when's the best time to use it. HOT PROPERTY INTERVIEW – JAMIE TURNER: Kiwi Jamie Turner, one of the top triathlon coaches in the world, has spent over two decades coaching some of the world’s best triathletes. Jamie works with a group of athletes calling themselves the Wollongong Wizards - a squad which includes recent Rio Olympics Gold Medal winner Gwen Jorgensen. We were delighted to have the chance to talk to Jamie post Rio. 5 MIN FOCUS: This week Bevan talks to Jason Moore, Founder of Elite HRV http://www.elitehrv.com/ about their newly launched Heart Rate Variability Course https://my.hrvcourse.com/ - The Science and Application of HRV. The course covers the foundational science and practical application of Heart Rate Variability with a focus on data that is available to the general population. It includes over three hours of video content in 16 easy-to-digest modules as well as cheat sheets, reference documents, and a Certificate of Completion. Fitter podcast listeners have been offered a 10% discount!! Just use the code ‘fitterpodcast’ to qualify. GEEK OUT: Reducing injury risk through the rotation of running shoes. IRONMAN 70.3 WORLD CHAMPS: A round up. CONTACT US: Learn more about us at http://www.fitter.co.nz Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/fitter.co.nz for the latest news and information. Mikki Williden can be found at https://www.facebook.com/mikkiwillidennutrition

Heart Rate Variability. What is it? How do I use it? How can it help me? What makes it different than measuring resting heart rate? These are questions that often arise when people here the term Heart Rate Variability. In this episode, we dig into the details of this simple, cost-effective, technology that you can start using right now!  We were lucky enough to sit down with the man with all the answers, Jason Moore of the Elite HRV app. Jason and his wife started Elite HRV out of not only a passion for health and fitness, but also an attraction to algorithms, stats, measurements, and calculations. Since launching Elite HRV they have quit their previous jobs and traveled 13 different countries in just12 months, all while helping 60,000 plus users forge themselves into better athletes and enhance their quality of life.  In this epi

In this week's episode Coach Dave discusses the race that was IRONMAN Texas 2016 which took place on Saturday, May 14, 2016. Dave was chosen as one of ten official event coaches for the race and it was a busy, fun, eventful place to be. After a few minutes about IRONMAN Texas, as promised, Dave discusses Heart rate variability in depth with Jason Moore, one of the co-founders of the best mobile app for measuring HRV, Elite HRV.  Coach Dave is training to race at IRONMAN 70.3 Augusta and is raising money for the Scott Rigsby Foundation and Operation IRONFREEDOM in September as his comeback race from knee surgery. To support Coach Dave's goal of raising $2,500, head over to this page and donate whatever you can. Check out the new and improved Octane Athletics Training Systems website.Support the Fuel Your Fire PodcastPLEASE RATE THE FUEL YOUR FIRE PODCAST HERELike the Facebook PageCollaborate with us on the Fuel Your Fire Running and Triathlon Facebook GroupFollow Us on TwitterFollow Us on InstagramFollow Dave on TwitterThe coaching staff at Octane Athletics Training Systems is offering (zero obligation) FREE consultations for any athlete that is considering hiring a coach to work with them toward their goals. If this is of interest to you, simply fill out the form on this page and one of the coaches will follow up with you very quickly.  Support the Podcast by doing your shopping on Amazon.com. It’s that simple. No hidden or additional fees. We just get a few cents every time you head over to Amazon using this link. Also, be sure to check out all of our other episodes at octane-athletics.com. Get your Gatorade Endurance from your local running or triathlon specialty store or at Amazon.com. If your local store doesn’t have it, ask them why. Train with what is on course at over 350 running events around the country and at Ironman Triathlons, Gatorade Endurance. If you get value from the show and want to tell us you appreciate us, how about popping for a bottle of water, a cup of coffee or a sandwich. Would you do that? If so, become an Octane Patron and pledge $1, $5, or $10 to the show.TEAMWORK | OPTIMISM | POSITIVITY

In this episode we dive into our personal routines and habits as well as the apps we use to optimize our lives. We firmly believe that a morning and evening routine is essential to creating an environment that enables you to prioritize and execute tasks efficiently and effectively.    Morning Apps and Tools:  Elite HRV  Nature Beat HRV

The monotone of an EKG machine detecting flatline. It doesn’t get any worse than that. For realtor Douglas Hilbert, the list of low points doesn’t end there. Doug filed bankruptcy at the age of 28, had his home foreclosed on, had two vehicles repossessed, lost multiple businesses, lost 130 “investment” properties and ended up in drug rehabilitation numerous times. Each day was a rollercoaster ride of caffeine and nicotine highs followed by alcohol induced lows. Back then, depression and anxiety were the norm. Now aged 37, Doug feels better than at any time in his life. So what did Doug do? Doug describes exactly what he did in his new book Letters to My Son: Choosing Yourself First, and I am honoured to get more than one mention. It starts with food. Doug had good results eating a low-carb paleo diet but has found a high-fat, low-carb, moderate protein ketogenic diet to be even better. If there’s one lesson to be learned, it’s just eat real food. Prioritising sleep. Our modern environments are seldom conducive to quality sleep, and Doug has been able to improve his sleep by hacking his environment. Avoiding light at night, especially from the screens of electronic devices, has helped tremendously. A dark and cool bedroom has also enabled Doug to get the sleep he so desperately needed. Expressing gratitude and guided meditation. It’s so easy to get caught up in the trivial and the negative. Doug has found that by focusing on the positive things, people, events or anything that are actually present in his real life taps into the positive energy in himself and gets his brain to attach to something with a lasting effect. How do you tap into the positivity? You write down a list of all the things you’re grateful for. Sometimes it's brutally difficult to come up with anything, and things such as air make the list. It’s not about getting the perfect list, it is about the practice. Doug practices Vipassana, which is "insight" meditation. He has practiced with Buddhist monks, nuns and lay persons at temples and other centers, as well as on extended retreats. From day one Doug was taught to focus on the breath and just observe the thoughts, feelings, emotions and sensations that arise. Six years later he’s doing the same thing. There’s no goal; he just observes what goes on, and every once in awhile, he picks up something insightful into the nature of the mind and existence. Eliminating the guesswork and getting himself tested. Like me, when Doug started to feel so much better, he developed a burning desire to know what was going on inside his body. After all, biochemistry drives behaviour. Doug tested saliva, urine and stool and corrected the problems he found using nutritional supplements. He then went on to become a certified Functional Diagnostic Nutrition practitioner and now runs a health coaching business of his own. Here’s the outline of this interview with Douglas Hilbert: 0:00:00    Letters to My Son: Choosing Yourself First by Douglas Hilbert 0:01:12    Doug's low point was an EKG flatline. 0:01:58    Overeating, smoking, drugs, working 100 hours a week. 0:02:22    Terrible physical shape. 0:02:31    Failed business, lost a ton of money. 0:02:43    Doug quit racing triathlon to try and save the business. 0:03:02    When the business still failed, Doug was left with nothing. 0:03:26    Using drugs to lose weight. 0:05:00    Doug has been in rehab three times. 0:05:26    Cycling and triathlon as a way to channel energy. 0:06:05    Spiritual based rehab didn't work, finally a science based approach worked. 0:06:34    “Biochemistry drives behaviour” - Dr Robert Lustig. 0:07:16    Even in sobriety, Doug still had a lot of anxiety and depression. 0:07:48    Doug now feels the best he ever has at 37. 0:08:46    We've recently tested Doug's cortisol, and whilst it's not perfect, it's better. 0:09:13    Doug feels fantastic without taking any prescriptions. 0:10:15    Doug was 50lb overweight at the start of the book, but never had much trouble shedding the extra. 0:11:23    Doug is using Elite HRV to guide activity. 0:11:52    Leanest ever through eating rather than exercise. 0:12:41    Doug has been prescribed a statin but refused. 0:13:54    Peter Attia's YouTube videos. 0:14:16    Despite exercise, Doug's triglycerides were once 459. 0:14:47    Doug has been doing very well on a ketogenic diet. 0:15:18    Doug wasn't performing or thinking well on 150-200g of carbs per day. 0:15:41    Doug's organic acids result showed an elevation of ketones the first time we tested. 0:16:08    A ketogenic diet has enabled Doug to write a book. 0:17:21    All the men do really well on a ketogenic diet. 0:18:22    Doug's triglycerides are now 88. 0:18:52    Ketosis is for keeps. 0:19:04    Vegetarianism lead to the worst test results. 0:19:45    Diet is not the only part, but it's the foundation. 0:20:04    Try meditating on a high-carb breakfast. 0:21:25    Doug is going to keep testing, and if anything changes, he'll make another decision. 0:22:17    The only thing that has got me into trouble is being close-minded. 0:23:23    Just eat real food! 0:24:37    NBT programs always include diet, rest walking and some kind of stress management. 0:25:21    Doug has writing in his family. 0:26:19    For Doug, writing is cathartic. 0:27:51    Publishing creates accountability. 0:28:39    Writing a gratitude list. 0:29:16    Appreciating the things you really need. 0:30:05    Doug will express gratitude and meditate as required every day. 0:31:54    Humans invent something to worry about in the absence of something really worth worrying about. 0:34:55    Doug's podcast habit. 0:36:27    Reading can be hard when you're not feeling good. 0:36:49    Podcasts are great if you have a job that requires you travel a lot. 0:39:53    Simon Hunter recommended Overcast. 0:43:18    Doug mentions me and my podcast in his book. 0:44:00    Doug is a certified Functional Diagnostic Nutrition practitioner. 0:46:23    Not getting too caught up on the physical. 0:49:08    Email Doug: douglashilbert@yahoo.com. 0:49:21    Doug on Facebook. 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