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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2026 · 19 MIN

Living Stronger, Longer: Brain Health, Movement, and the Science of Healthy Aging with Karl Sterling

from Born without a choice · host Victory Igberase

What if aging didn’t have to mean slowing down?In this episode of Born Without a Choice, we sit down with Karl Sterling, NASM Master Trainer, neurological wellness specialist, and author of Brain, Body, Bones: The Science of Living Stronger, Longer. Karl shares how the latest research in neuroscience, movement, and longevity is changing the way we think about aging.We explore why brain health is just as important as physical fitness, how movement impacts cognitive function, the role of strength and balance in living independently, and practical habits that can help you stay sharp, active, and resilient for years to come.Whether you’re looking to improve your health today or prepare for a stronger future, this conversation offers science-backed strategies you can start using immediately.⸻Connect with Karl Sterling🌐 Book & Resources: https://brainbodybones.net🎙️ Podcast: The Karl Sterling Podcast🏃 NeuroMotor Training: Learn more about Karl’s work helping people improve brain health, movement, and longevity through his NeuroMotor Training programs.

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