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Can you get more out of your workouts by doing less?
Instead of redlining every time you train, you might get even better results by making your training less intense and your recovery longer. There’s something to be said for practicing the state of ease.
So, returning to the show today is our friend Brad Kearns. No slouch, Brad is a world-ranked professional triathlete, Guinness world record setting professional speed golfer, podcast host, and New York Times best-selling author.
If you’re looking to improve your performance or enjoy your recovery, this show is for you. We’re chatting about…
- How to fuel for peak performance without bonking
- How practicing more slowly can take you to the next level
- Why you shouldn’t be a slave to the metronome or treadmill
- And tons more…
Where To Find Brad Kearns
You can check out Brad’s work and get in touch over at BradKearns.com.
He has some really great videos, especially if you’re looking to improve your running technique, learn about speedgolf, and more. You can grab a copy of Brad’s books, try his delicious nut butter creation, and power-up with his line of Ancestral supplements made with organs from cows raised on pasture.
To get Brad’s new book co-authored with our friend Mark Sisson just head on over to TwoMealsADayBook.com.
And be sure to take a listen to the B.RAD Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts, including Apple, Spotify, TuneIn, YouTube, Stitcher, PodBean, RedCirlce, Podcast Addict, and Audacy.
And you can also keep in touch with Brad on all the socials, including Facebook, YouTube, @bradleykearns on Twitter, and @bradkearns1 on Instagram.
So once again, to get Brad’s nut butter, books, podcast and more, just head on over to BradKearns.com.
Before You Go…
Here’s a note that came in from BumCrick on Apple who rated the show 5 out of 5 stars and said:
“Thanks for the excellent program.
This show has been an excellent companion for my personal fitness journey.
Utilizing the concept of burning fat for fuel, intermittent fasting and appropriate amounts of exercise, I have shed 50 pounds of excess fat.
Also, I’ve improved my cardiovascular and liver function as well. Your guests and discussions help me stay focused and on track.
I appreciate the show and wish you continued success!”
Hey BumCrick, thank you so much for dropping that kind review of this show.
Speaking of no slouch, 50 pounds, that is impressive.
But even more important, improving your biomarkers, like your cardiovascular and liver function, this stuff matters.
Just to put it into perspective, 50 pounds is about the weight of one of my biggest tube amplifiers for my guitar, so I can’t imagine having that off your back. Congratulations to you!
And if you’re out there and you want to support this show, please just drop us a quick review wherever you’re listening, whether it’s Apple, Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, TuneIn, YouTube, or other platforms—I always appreciate hearing from you.
You can also email me directly by signing up for our free newsletter, and then just respond to the email I’ll send your way. I read every note you send my way and respond to as many as possible.
You can always join our newsletter to stay up-to-date, we have lots of exciting announcements coming up soon. I’ll see you over there.
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