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Hello Dr Huberman. It is ‘Guru Purnima’ in India today (3rd July, 2023). Guru means teacher in Hindi language. On this day, we thank our teachers for guiding us and showing us the right path.
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping us to lead better lives through your continuous efforts in the field of science.
You are indeed a Guru for me.
A very Happy Guru Purnima Dr Andrew Huberman🙏🏻
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0:09: 💪 In this episode, Andrew Huberman discusses tools to improve fitness and the core elements of a fitness program.
8:33: 🏃 Zone 2 cardio is important for cardiovascular health and can be incorporated into daily activities.
17:34: 🏋♂ Incorporating zone 2 cardio into daily activities and low repetition pure strength work can have significant benefits for overall fitness.
26:12: 💪 Resistance training in the 3-5 repetition range can lead to strength gains and other benefits
35:42: 🏋 Dedicated strength training is important for maintaining muscle size and strength throughout life, especially after 40.
44:01: 💪 Exercise snacks are short bursts of physical activity that can be done throughout the day to maintain or enhance cardiovascular fitness and muscular endurance.
52:14: 💪 Incorporating exercise snacks and using the physiological sigh technique during rest periods can enhance fitness and recovery.
1:00:25: 💪 Including a three to five-minute period of calming breathing at the end of every workout can enhance recovery and promote adaptation.
1:08:42: 💪 Setting boundaries and using tools like smartphones, omega-3 fatty acids, and creatine can enhance fitness.
1:16:39: 💪 Creatine and Rhodiola rosea are two supplements that can enhance fitness and performance during high-intensity workouts.
1:25:09: 🏋 The episode discusses tools to improve fitness, including nutrition, training fasted or fed, and incorporating different exercise patterns.
1:33:24: 💪 The episode discusses tools to improve fitness and ways to support the podcast.
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This is the third 'cliff notes' episode I've listened to lately (the others being the sleep and fitness toolkits) and while I love the longer format deep dives and guest episodes, I'm so thankful for these episodes that concisely summarize the actionable steps for achieving lasting, positive health and fitness routines.
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I'm in my 50s and working every day to have a better life and I'm so grateful to dr. Huberman (and his guests) for sharing a profound and immensely articulate knowledge in a way that's bearable and affordable for everybody. I'm used to listen his podcast during my evening 5k fast walk and it's such a pleasure, every time.
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FOR ANYONE WONDERING ABOUT THE 3-5 Protocol please read this.
What Dr. Huberman is describing is called "Starting Strength" Training.
This form of training is to build strength with compound exercises.
Its the easiest way to build strength on your body because the program is simple.
The Starting Strength Program is as described :
Linear Novice Progression =
4 exercises total : Barbell Squat , Overhead Press, Bench Press, Deadlift.
These exercises target the most muscles in your body in one movement.
(You alternate bench press + overhead press per workout, equaling to 3 exercises total per workout)
Programming consist of 3-4 workouts per week.
SQUAT : (reps x sets x weight)
10 x 1 x 45 (Olympic barbell weight)
5 x 1 x (Addition Weight)
3 x 1 x (Addition Weight)
2 x 1 x (Addition Weight)
5 x 3 x (Workset Weight)
Bench Press : (reps x sets x weight)
10 x 1 x 45 (Olympic barbell weight)
5 x 1 x (Addition Weight)
3 x 1 x (Addition Weight)
2 x 1 x (Addition Weight)
5 x 3 x (Workset Weight)
This alternates to Overhead Press
Deadlift : (reps x sets x weight)
5 x 1 x 135 (2 x45lb plates)
3 x 1 x (Addition Weight)
2 x 1 x (Addition Weight)
5 x 1 x (Workset Weight)
3-5 Minutes of rest per Workset
Each workout session you add 5lbs to each Workset, and eventually you wont be able to do 5lbs jumps so you go to 2.5lbs jumps.
Progressively overloading your work sets.
For reference, I am a 25yo Male whos been overweight my entire life (currently I'm 245lbs due to mental health struggles and disorders) I started doing this program a few years back and I've never been stronger in my entire life. I took before and after pictures of my progress within 3 months and I've never seen my muscles look so good (I wasn't ripped by any means but I could see my muscles for the first time in my whole life) . Its a simple program that requires little to no thinking because there's only 4 workouts you need to learn. I encourage everyone to try Starting Strength Training. If you look up starting strength on YouTube you'll find videos on how to do it. its a great/easy way to build strength. If anyone has any questions, let me know and ill try to help out in anyway I can. This program changed my life.
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Bless you, Dr. Huberman. I skew on the older side and have consistently injured myself when starting an exercise/weight routine. Knees begin to suck after age 60 for some of us… would appreciate an episode that addresses ways to adapt activities for arthritic joints. Important to stay active, but not to the point of injury! You are an inspiration. And PS- I’ve been listening/exercising regularly for the past 9 months…INJURY FREE! (Knock on wood!)
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10 months ago
The world's a better place with Hubberman in it. Simply is.
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