A Tree-Climbing Modern-Caveman's Secrets To Living Ancestrally In A Modern World.

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That guy in the photo above climbing the tree like an ancient ape is Tony Federico. Tony is one of the leaders of the Paleo movement, and a guy I met several years ago at the PaleoFx conference. He is the host of the Paleo Magazine Radio podcast, editor of Paleo Fitness Magazine, and the author of "Paleo Grilling: A Modern Caveman's Guide to Cooking with Fire". In addition to his work in the Paleo community, Tony is a full-time personal trainer with 10 years of experience in the fitness industry... ...and he's quite knowledgeable on living ancestrally in a modern world, even if you don't have any desire to be a coconut-collecting caveman.

During our discussion, you'll discover:

-How Tony has biohacked his office to make it more ancestral...

-Why sitting isn't necessarily evil...

-How you can figure out what's ancestral and what's not...

-How you can sleep ancestrally, yet still live a modern life with streetlights, car headlights, night work, etc...

-How you can tweak your electronic environment at work to be more ancestral...

-Whether Crossfit, Spartan, triathlons, etc. are ancestral forms of movement...

-And much more!

Resources from this episode: -Daylamp Light -Stand Steady -Melatonin Patch -NASA Clean Air Study -The Paleo Manifesto book by John Durant -MovNat by Erwin Le Corre

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