Health & Wellbeing
My evidence-based approach to optimizing physical and mental performance through nutrition, movement, recovery, and mindful living.
Daily Health Metrics
Consistency over intensity. These are the benchmarks I aim for every day to maintain optimal health.
Fuel For Performance
A high-protein, moderate-fat, lower-carb approach optimized for energy, body composition, and longevity.
Macro Distribution
Primary focus for muscle & satiety
Quality fats for hormones & brain
Strategic timing around activity
Food Staples
Grass-fed Beef
Iron, B12, creatine
Pasture Eggs
Complete protein, choline
Wild Salmon
Omega-3, vitamin D
Leafy Greens
Micronutrients, fiber
Guiding Principles
Strategic Supplements
Only evidence-based supplements that address common deficiencies and provide measurable benefits.
Magnesium Glycinate
Essential mineral most people are deficient in. Glycinate form is highly bioavailable and promotes relaxation.
Vitamin D3 + K2
The sunshine vitamin paired with K2 to ensure calcium goes to bones, not arteries.
Omega-3 (EPA/DHA)
High-quality fish oil for optimal omega-3 to omega-6 ratio. Essential for every cell membrane.
Creatine Monohydrate
Most researched supplement in history. Benefits extend far beyond athletic performance.
Zinc Picolinate
Critical for immune function and hormone production. Picolinate form for optimal absorption.
Electrolytes
Sodium, potassium, and magnesium to maintain proper hydration and cellular function.
Note: Supplements complement, not replace, a solid nutritional foundation. Always consult a healthcare provider before starting any supplementation protocol.
Training Philosophy
A balanced approach combining resistance training for strength and daily movement for longevity.
Weekly Schedule
Push Day
Chest, shoulders, triceps
Long Walk + Zone 2
60-90 min low intensity
Pull Day
Back, biceps, rear delts
Active Recovery
Stretching, mobility work
Leg Day
Squats, hinges, accessories
Outdoor Activity
Hiking, cycling, sports
Full Rest
Recovery and preparation
Progressive Overload
Gradually increasing weight, reps, or volume over time to drive continuous adaptation.
Time Under Tension
Controlled movements focusing on muscle engagement rather than ego lifting.
Consistency First
Three quality sessions beat six mediocre ones. Sustainability over intensity.
Track Everything
What gets measured gets managed. Every workout logged for progress tracking.
Recovery & Sleep
Training breaks you down; recovery builds you up. Prioritizing rest is not optional—it's essential.
Sauna Protocol
3-4x weekly
Benefits
- Increased blood flow & circulation
- Heat shock protein activation
- Cardiovascular conditioning
- Mental clarity & stress relief
- Improved sleep quality
Pro tip: Stay hydrated before, during, and after. Start with shorter sessions and build tolerance.
Cold Exposure
After sauna or training
Benefits
- Reduced inflammation
- Enhanced recovery
- Dopamine & norepinephrine boost
- Mental resilience building
- Improved circulation
Pro tip: Focus on controlled breathing. Cold showers are a great starting point before ice baths.
Sleep Optimization
8 hours of quality rest is non-negotiable
Consistent Schedule
Same wake and sleep times, even weekends
Cool Environment
Bedroom at 18-20°C for optimal sleep
No Blue Light
Screen cutoff 1-2 hours before bed
Dark Room
Blackout curtains for deep sleep
Mind & Purpose
Physical health is only half the equation. Mental clarity and purpose drive everything else.
Morning Mindfulness
10-15 minutes of meditation or breathing exercises to start the day with clarity and intention.
Continuous Learning
Daily reading and podcast consumption to expand knowledge and challenge existing beliefs.
Quality Relationships
Investing time in meaningful connections that support growth and wellbeing.
Goal Setting
Clear objectives with regular review and adjustment. Progress over perfection.
Guiding Wisdom
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.
— Aristotle
The body achieves what the mind believes.
— Napoleon Hill
Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live.
— Jim Rohn
Health is a Journey, Not a Destination
The goal isn't perfection—it's progress. Small, consistent actions compound over time to create extraordinary results. Start where you are, use what you have, and do what you can.
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