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Hola from South Padre Island, where guess who has 2 opposable thumbs and hit a 23-foot jump kiteboarding this week? Wahoo! Happy Easter! Here's what went down this week Newsletters:
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Gym Tune of the Week: Live Harms Way in honor of Bo I was very sad this week to hear that the guitarist and part-time vocalist for Harms Way died via suicide. I am still sad. Here's the post I wrote: https://www.instagram.com/p/DWxP7_pGdv3/ RIP Bo. You are missed. Tell your friends and family you love them today, please. Much love, _____________________ Mike T Nelson CISSN, CSCS, MSME, PhD ... |
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In this episode of the Flex Diet Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Masha Makeeva a physician specializing in integrative and regenerative medicine, to get a clear, practical breakdown of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). We talk about why HBOT’s biggest benefit may be reducing inflammation, who it can help most, and how to think about protocols — pressure, oxygen concentration, session length, frequency, and total number of sessions —so you’re not comparing totally different approaches. We also...
Wind screaming off the Gulf, sending my kite overhead to fly 18+ feet in the air for over 100 feet and salt in every crevice of my existence. Yep, I am back in my happy place of S Padre TX. In between sessions on the water, my buddy and fellow kiteboarding kook Mike Lakawa and I got into a discussion that I hear very often. Mid-exhaustion, sun-wrecked, probably slightly dehydrated despite the irony of being surrounded by water, we landed on the same problem I keep seeing in coaches and...
Hola from South Padre where I am sitting here with coffee, a wind forecast that is finally doing something useful, and one piece of information from FMC class 4 that is so stupidly simple and so stupidly useful that it has no right to be this ignored. Can you guess it? It is the 2-minute heart rate recovery (HRR) test. You can do it today. You probably have everything you need right now. And if the number is bad — and for most lifters wandering the treadmills of PF— it will tell you at ton...