James Pieratt

James Pieratt, a record-breaking wilderness ultramarathon runner and author of 'A History of Physical Fitness,' explores fascinating training tactics of ancient Spartans and Indigenous tribes. He reveals the Spartan warrior diet and discusses the remarkable strength of U.S. presidents like Lincoln and Washington. Pieratt shares insights into hybrid athleticism, endurance nutrition, and how ancient methods can optimize modern fitness. Listeners will uncover the secrets that have empowered him to tackle extreme endurance challenges without stepping foot in a gym!

James Pieratt, a lifestyle and fitness expert specializing in endurance training, joins to dive into the remarkable endurance of the Apache people. He discusses their innovative training techniques and historical significance in endurance running. The conversation touches on the 'Man versus Horse' race, contrasting Apache resilience with contemporary athletes. Pieratt shares insights on injury prevention, mental readiness for ultra-marathons, and the cultural importance of running, drawing intriguing parallels with other endurance tribes.

James Pieratt, the founder of Wild Hunt Conditioning, transformed his life from a heroin addiction to becoming a hybrid athlete. He shares his incredible journey, including running 500 miles and mastering Jiu Jitsu. The conversation touches on the mental resilience needed for endurance running and how engaging in sports can help combat addiction. Pieratt also delves into his passion for bear hunting and the rich cultural significance of tribal running techniques, offering insights into nutrition and holistic training for peak performance.