
The Human Upgrade: Biohacking for Longevity & Performance Fast Fitness! 40 Seconds, 3 Times a Week – Lance Dalleck, Ph.D. : 657
Jan 7, 2020
Lance Dalleck, Ph.D., a professor of Exercise and Sport Science, reveals groundbreaking insights into high-intensity interval training. He discusses the revolutionary CAR.O.L. bike, which promises peak fitness in just 40 seconds. Lance emphasizes the 'minimum effective dose' concept, showing how short, intense workouts can yield significant cardiovascular improvements without lengthy sessions. He also explores the benefits of altitude training and the science of recovery, making a compelling case for maximizing health while balancing life’s responsibilities.
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Hypoxia and Heat for Health
- Hypoxia, or low oxygen, can improve performance and modify cardiovascular disease risk factors.
- Heat exposure, like saunas, might offer similar benefits by preserving HIF-1 alpha.
Sprint Interval Training and Homeostasis
- 20-second sprints create a significant disruption to the body's homeostasis.
- This triggers metabolic pathways that increase energy production and regenerate ATP.
Prioritize Intensity Over Volume
- Prioritize the rate of change in exercise intensity over total volume.
- Short, intense bursts are more effective than longer, less intense workouts.






