EP. 61: On this episode, I explain why muscle is medicine and why strength training is so crucial. If you have not listened to my episodes with Robert Linkul and Tony Gracia on how to train, I recommend listening to them before or after listening to this episode.

On This Episode We Cover:

• 1:16 - Common pitfalls that can happen when you don’t hire help for strength training
• 2:40 - Sarcopenia and Inflammaging 
• 9:05 - The lack of vitality I see in the younger generation
• 13:35 - Why you need to start with strength training
• 17:00 - Why we want to take care of our orthopedic health
• 23:15 - Why Sarcopenia is the kiss of death
• 27:17 - The many ways muscle aids your body

Show Links:

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Further Listening:

How To Gain Muscle Safely with Tony Gracia

• Training for Life with Robert Linkul
• Understanding the Heart with Dr. Stephen Hussey

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