365 ‒ Training for longevity: A roundtable on building strength, preventing injury, protein, & more

In this roundtable podcast, host Peter Attia engages with Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, Mike Boyle, and Jeff Cavaliere to explore various facets of resistance training, including the surprisingly low percentage of Americans who engage in it, barriers to entry such as lifestyle and cultural factors, and differences in motivation between men and women. The experts share personal anecdotes and professional insights, discussing the importance of muscle health, the role of nutrition, and the need for re-educating people about the benefits of strength training. They also delve into specific training methodologies, such as unilateral lower extremity training and the importance of ankle mobility, while cautioning against overspecialization in youth sports and the risks associated with certain exercises. The conversation emphasizes the significance of lifelong activity and the need to prioritize form and safety over ego-driven pursuits.

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Peter Attia MD

Introduction to Resistance Training Roundtable

Guest Introductions: Gabrielle Lyon, Mike Boyle, and Jeff Cavaliere

The Disconnect: Resistance Training Participation Statistics and Barriers

Barriers to Entry: Awareness, Cultural Factors, and Self-Imposed Limitations

Overcoming Discomfort and Simplifying Resistance Training

Creating a Comfortable and Consistent Training Environment

Programming and Exercise Selection for General Fitness

Muscle-Centric Approach for Endurance Athletes

Nutrition and Body Composition Goals

Public Perception of Nutrition vs. Exercise

Nutritionists, Meal Frequency, and Hunger Management

Jeff Cavaliere's Daily Meal Plan and Dispelling Nutrition Myths

Protein Recommendations and Quality

Dietary Considerations and Carbohydrate Intake

Protein Intake for Overweight Patients and the Shift to Unilateral Training

Charlie Francis and the Importance of Unilateral Training

Exceptions to Unilateral Training and Risk-Reward Trade-Offs

Training Modifications with Age and Injuries

The Importance of Avoiding Injury and the Squatting Debate

Functional Squatting and the Importance of Bodyweight Squats

The Iron Graveyard: Exercises to Avoid

Re-educating People and Calling Out Bullshit

Early Specialization in Youth Sports

Injury Rates and the Importance of Sampling

Achilles Tendon Injuries and Preventative Measures

Listening to Your Body and Training Through Injuries

Strength Training for Women and Biomechanical Considerations

The Right Age to Start Strength Training

Encouraging Form and Avoiding Sports-Specific Training

Lifelong Activity and the Importance of Balance

Changing Perspectives: Intermuscular Adipose Tissue and Anti-Sarcopenia Drugs

Changing Perspectives: Digestive Health and Balance Training

The Gravitational Pull of Aging and Closing Remarks

365 ‒ Training for longevity: A roundtable on building strength, preventing injury, protein, & more

Peter Attia MD

00:00Introduction to Resistance Training Roundtable

Introduction to Resistance Training Roundtable

02:11Guest Introductions: Gabrielle Lyon, Mike Boyle, and Jeff Cavaliere

Guest Introductions: Gabrielle Lyon, Mike Boyle, and Jeff Cavaliere

06:58The Disconnect: Resistance Training Participation Statistics and Barriers

The Disconnect: Resistance Training Participation Statistics and Barriers

11:12Barriers to Entry: Awareness, Cultural Factors, and Self-Imposed Limitations

Barriers to Entry: Awareness, Cultural Factors, and Self-Imposed Limitations

14:11Overcoming Discomfort and Simplifying Resistance Training

Overcoming Discomfort and Simplifying Resistance Training

18:06Creating a Comfortable and Consistent Training Environment

Creating a Comfortable and Consistent Training Environment

22:07Programming and Exercise Selection for General Fitness

Programming and Exercise Selection for General Fitness

26:16Muscle-Centric Approach for Endurance Athletes

Muscle-Centric Approach for Endurance Athletes

29:48Nutrition and Body Composition Goals

Nutrition and Body Composition Goals

33:26Public Perception of Nutrition vs. Exercise

Public Perception of Nutrition vs. Exercise

36:16Nutritionists, Meal Frequency, and Hunger Management

Nutritionists, Meal Frequency, and Hunger Management

41:20Jeff Cavaliere's Daily Meal Plan and Dispelling Nutrition Myths

Jeff Cavaliere's Daily Meal Plan and Dispelling Nutrition Myths

47:23Protein Recommendations and Quality

Protein Recommendations and Quality

52:38Dietary Considerations and Carbohydrate Intake

Dietary Considerations and Carbohydrate Intake

55:16Protein Intake for Overweight Patients and the Shift to Unilateral Training

Protein Intake for Overweight Patients and the Shift to Unilateral Training

1:02:34Charlie Francis and the Importance of Unilateral Training

Charlie Francis and the Importance of Unilateral Training

1:07:04Exceptions to Unilateral Training and Risk-Reward Trade-Offs

Exceptions to Unilateral Training and Risk-Reward Trade-Offs

1:14:10Training Modifications with Age and Injuries

Training Modifications with Age and Injuries

1:19:37The Importance of Avoiding Injury and the Squatting Debate

The Importance of Avoiding Injury and the Squatting Debate

1:23:30Functional Squatting and the Importance of Bodyweight Squats

Functional Squatting and the Importance of Bodyweight Squats

1:27:05The Iron Graveyard: Exercises to Avoid

The Iron Graveyard: Exercises to Avoid

1:31:11Re-educating People and Calling Out Bullshit

Re-educating People and Calling Out Bullshit

1:35:32Early Specialization in Youth Sports

Early Specialization in Youth Sports

1:41:21Injury Rates and the Importance of Sampling

Injury Rates and the Importance of Sampling

1:47:02Achilles Tendon Injuries and Preventative Measures

Achilles Tendon Injuries and Preventative Measures

1:52:21Listening to Your Body and Training Through Injuries

Listening to Your Body and Training Through Injuries

1:57:19Strength Training for Women and Biomechanical Considerations

Strength Training for Women and Biomechanical Considerations

2:02:47The Right Age to Start Strength Training

The Right Age to Start Strength Training

2:06:13Encouraging Form and Avoiding Sports-Specific Training

Encouraging Form and Avoiding Sports-Specific Training

2:11:20Lifelong Activity and the Importance of Balance

Lifelong Activity and the Importance of Balance

2:17:45Changing Perspectives: Intermuscular Adipose Tissue and Anti-Sarcopenia Drugs

Changing Perspectives: Intermuscular Adipose Tissue and Anti-Sarcopenia Drugs

2:22:31Changing Perspectives: Digestive Health and Balance Training

Changing Perspectives: Digestive Health and Balance Training

2:27:53The Gravitational Pull of Aging and Closing Remarks

The Gravitational Pull of Aging and Closing Remarks