Josh Holland, co-founder of Systimfit, and Allie Holcombe, an associate, delve into the future of fitness through innovative techniques. They discuss biohacked workouts like blood flow restriction training and electrical muscle stimulation using full-body suits. Learn how cold thermogenesis can enhance performance and the role of ozone sauna therapy in recovery. Their insights on maximizing workout efficiency with minimal effective doses will challenge your fitness beliefs and inspire you to rethink your training methods.
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Ben's Persistence
Allie Holcombe recounts how Ben Greenfield's persistence led to his workout at System Fit.
His confidence and persistence allowed him to connect with Allie and create the "Ben Experience."
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Allie's Inspiration
Allie was inspired by Ben Greenfield's work early in her career.
A year after moving to NYC, she manifested a workout session with him at System Fit.
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Teamwork and Persistence
Josh Holland emphasizes the importance of persistence and teamwork.
He appreciates Allie's proactive approach in bringing Ben Greenfield to System Fit.
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In this special episode, recorded on-site at Systimfit in New York City, you'll get to hear (or if you watch the video in these shownotes) watch me go through a series of advanced workout biohacks that reflect what the future of fitness and gyms may one day look like - including how to deliver massive fitness results with a minimum effective dose of exercise, combining cold thermogenesis with exercise, blood flow restriction training, electrical muscle stimulation using full body suits, ozone sauna therapy for recovery and much more!
Part 1 is Systimfit co-founder Josh Holland and his associate Allie Holcombe talking about the process of bringing me to their facility, along with the workout itself -- which has now been dubbed "The Ben Experience" if you want to try it out for yourself!
-How Allie snagged Ben for a session at Systim Fit...7:00 -Allie and Josh recap The Ben Greenfield experience at Systim Fit...21:30 -Part 2: Ben's workout at Systim Fit...49:50 -The Vasper session...58:40 -Whole body electrical muscle stimulation...1:20:45 -ARX (adaptive resistance exercise)...1:55:16 Episode sponsors:
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