2271: Signs You Should Stop Reverse Dieting, the Truth About Ice Baths & Muscle Growth, Tips to Improve Bench Press Strength & More (Listener Live Coaching)
The hosts discuss the benefits of strength training for cognitive function and explore the importance of practical experience over traditional education. They speculate on manipulation during the election season and question the motives behind fear mongering. They also discuss theories about holograms and UFO sightings, and highlight the differences between human and animal muscle mass. The benefits of GHK peptide for skin and bladder issues are explored. They caution against blindly glorifying extreme individuals and discuss misconceptions in the health and fitness space. The concept of the 'Goldilocks zone' for calorie intake and body fat percentage is discussed, along with the value of personal growth for parents and the challenges faced by trainers and coaches.
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Quick takeaways
Gorillas possess immense natural strength and muscle mass, allowing them to perform impressive feats of power without lifting weights.
Methylene blue, a compound gaining attention for its potential health benefits, has been reported to help with mitochondrial health, brain function, fatigue, and gut health.
Different health experts prioritize various factors in determining one's health, such as diet, exercise, sleep, stress management, and overall well-being.
To incorporate fitness into speech therapy sessions, getting an adaptive personal training certification or a corrective exercise specialist qualification is recommended, along with affordable equipment like dumbbells and bands.
Deep dives
Gorillas have incredible strength and can deadlift up to 1800 pounds
Gorillas, even without lifting weights, possess immense strength and can deadlift up to 1800 pounds. Their natural strength and muscle mass allow them to perform impressive feats of power.
Methylene blue is a long-standing compound with potential health benefits
Methylene blue is a compound that has been around for over a hundred years and is currently gaining attention for its potential health benefits. It has been reported to help with mitochondrial health, brain function, fatigue, gut health, and more.
Using methylene blue topically and internally may have various positive effects
There are claims that using methylene blue topically and internally may have various positive effects on the body, such as enhancing brain function, reducing brain fog, and improving gut health. However, more research is needed to fully understand its potential benefits.
Different health experts may have their own opinions on what is considered healthy
There are many different health experts and individuals who have their own opinions on what constitutes a healthy lifestyle. Factors such as diet, exercise, sleep, stress management, and overall well-being all play a role in determining one's health.
Some health experts who prioritize overall well-being as a measure of health include Paul Chek and Mike Matthews
Health experts like Paul Chek and Mike Matthews prioritize overall well-being as a measure of health and emphasize factors such as diet, exercise, sleep, stress management, and mental well-being. They may have different approaches and opinions on what constitutes a healthy lifestyle.
Incorporating Fitness into Speech Therapy
The speaker, a pediatric speech language pathologist, plans to incorporate fitness into her speech therapy sessions. She wants to provide physical and mental benefits to clients, offer a safe space for caregivers to exercise, and create social opportunities for people with varying ability levels. She also wants to provide access to gym equipment for caregivers while she works with their children. She seeks advice on getting an adaptive personal training certification or a corrective exercise specialist qualification. She also wants recommendations on affordable equipment to have available for her clients.
Building a Business Around Fitness and Speech Therapy
The speaker is expanding her private practice to focus on her own office full-time. She wants to bring fitness into her speech therapy sessions and create a small group fitness opportunity. She seeks guidance on the best certification to pursue and wants recommendations for key pieces of equipment that are affordable.
Advice for Incorporating Fitness into Speech Therapy
The speaker is advised to enroll in an Adaptive Personal Training certification or a Corrective Exercise Specialist program. She is also recommended to join a trainer coaching course to learn about building her business. As for equipment, the speaker is advised to start with items like dumbbells, a suspension trainer, bands, and a foam roller. Additionally, she is encouraged to focus on functionality, correctional exercise, and helping caregivers feel better rather than pursuing fitness goals.
In this episode of Quah (Q & A), Sal, Adam & Justin coach four Pump Heads via Zoom. Email live@mindpumpmedia.com if you want to be considered to ask your question on the show.
Mind Pump Fit Tip: If you want to improve your cognitive function, GET STRONGER! (2:23)
How we confuse knowledge with brain power. (12:27)
Conspiracy Corner with Mind Pump: Operation Popeye. (25:37)
Speculating on what crazy things may happen leading up to the Presidential election. (28:45)
Gorilla strong! (36:17)
The benefits of GHK-cu. (40:09)
Fun Forgotten Supplements with Sal: Methylene blue. (42:59)
Ranking the guy’s healthiest and unhealthiest fitness friends in the space. (47:10)
Get NCI’s Coaches Toolkit for FREE! (53:52)
Shout out to Slow Horses on Apple+. (55:52)
#ListenerLive question #1 - If I want to keep with my cold exposure, when would be the best time to implement it? (57:25)
#ListenerLive question #2 - Any tips on strengthening the lower motion of my bench press? (1:10:55)
#ListenerLive question #3 - Everyone keeps telling me I should do cardio and even the Dexa AI advised that I start cutting before I start bulking. Am I doing something wrong? Should I incorporate some cardio? Also, I gained 20 lbs on the scale, is this normal? (1:19:07)
#ListenerLive question #4 - I’m a speech therapist wanting to expand my practice to include fitness. If I pursue this, would you recommend doing an adaptive personal training certification or something somewhere like NASM? (1:33:12)
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