The Best Time to Exercise for Weight Loss
Is it better to exercise in the morning or the evening? Before breakfast or after breakfast? There was a Nobel Prizewinning exercise physiologist who...
The Myth of Perfection
You could be forgiven for thinking Olympic and professional athletes have perfect bodies—perfectly aligned, perfectly conditioned, and perfectly balanced. I used to believe that...
Exercise and a Healthy Heart
When most people hear that exercise is good for the heart, it’s easy to think that it’s just about burning calories or managing weight....
AI Tools for Better Health
A New Year often comes with New Year’s resolutions, then often followed by the unofficial Quitter’s Day (the second Friday in January) or a...
Preventing Burnout
In sport, success has always been measured in numbers—your wins, your stats, your time, your pace, your next goal. But what happens when the...
Agility Training Throughout Life
Agility is the integration of several physical and neurological components working synergistically. It incorporates balance, coordination, reaction time, strength, mobility, and cognitive processing. Agility...
A Healthier Holiday Season Starts Before January
As winter approaches, anticipation rises with the promise of fresh powder, crisp mountain air, and the familiar rush of carving down the slopes. But...
How to Hack Your Dopamine During the Dark, Winter Season
When the weather starts to weigh people down, small daily actions can retrain the brain’s reward system. The goal is to build resilience through...
Strength Training for Skiing
As winter approaches, anticipation rises with the promise of fresh powder, crisp mountain air, and the familiar rush of carving down the slopes. But...
From Levers to Lattices
History tells us that our bodies are best understood as machines. Classical biomechanics, brilliant as it is, was developed by studying inanimate, uniform objects:...





















