EPISODE · Feb 11, 2025 · 54 MIN
RHR: Exploring Peak Health and Fitness, with Mark Sisson
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, Chris Kresser talks with Mark Sisson, author of Born to Walk and renowned figure in the ancestral health space, about rethinking our approach to fitness. They challenge the conventional wisdom of chronic cardio and explore the myriad benefits of walking as a foundational movement practice. Mark shares his insights on how modern footwear and a misunderstanding of our evolutionary biology have led us astray, and offers a refreshing perspective on how to optimize our movement for health, longevity, and enjoyment. In this episode, we discuss: Mark's journey from runner to fitness advocate The case against chronic cardio Footwear, biomechanics, and the importance of sensory input How to take a balanced approach to running Using a smarter strategy to optimize fitness The power of all-day movement Show notes: Born to Walk: The Broken Promises of the Running Boom, and How to Slow Down and Get Healthy--One Step at a Time by Mark Sisson Follow Mark on Instagram at @marksissonprimal and @marksdailyapple Peluva barefoot shoes The Primal Blueprint: Reprogram Your Genes for Effortless Weight Loss, Vibrant Health, and Boundless Energy by Mark Sisson The Keto Reset Diet: Reboot Your Metabolism in 21 Days and Burn Fat Forever by Mark Sisson Learn more about the Adapt Naturals Core Plus bundle or take our quiz to see which individual products best suit your needs If you'd like to ask a question for Chris to answer in a future episode, submit it here Follow Chris on Twitter/X, Instagram, or Facebook Add back in what the modern world has crowded out and feel and perform your best with Adapt Naturals supplements. Learn more and place your order at AdaptNaturals.com. If you appreciate the show and want to help create a healthier and happier world, consider leaving a review!
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