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The Masters Athlete Survival Guide

The Masters Athlete Survival Guide

著者: John Katalinas and Scott Fike
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We explore thriving as an athlete after 40. Each episode, we’ll dive into tips, hacks, and inspiring stories from seasoned athletes and our personal experience. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a competitive pro, this podcast is your playbook for staying fit, strong, and motivated

© 2025 The Masters Athlete Survival Guide
エクササイズ・フィットネス フィットネス・食生活・栄養 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • What If Everything You Know About Healing Is Wrong?
    2025/09/10

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    Dr. B, a chiropractor specializing in Active Release Technique (ART), shares revolutionary perspectives on healing, mitochondrial health, and optimizing athletic performance after 40 through understanding the body's electrical systems.

    • Active Release Technique (ART) targets "stuck" soft tissues by shortening muscles, applying pressure, and having patients actively move through treatment
    • Red light therapy creates free electrons in the body through interaction with cytochrome c oxidase, supporting mitochondrial health without extra calories
    • Seasonal eating matters because out-of-season foods create a "circadian mismatch" in our bodies
    • Morning sunlight entering the eyes triggers production of dopamine and other neurotransmitters critical for muscle function and recovery
    • DHA from seafood (especially oysters) helps create electrical currents in the body essential for healing
    • Blue light, 5G networks, and modern technologies can cause calcium efflux from cells, creating voltage drops
    • Getting outside at sunrise is crucial as the first frequencies of light unlock iron to properly carry oxygen
    • Vitamin D supplements cannot replace the complex biological processes triggered by natural sunlight
    • Mitochondrial health may be more important than muscle mass for longevity in athletes over 40

    If you're dealing with persistent injuries or performance plateaus, consider exploring Active Release Technique and Dr. B's approach to light, nutrition, and electromagnetic sensitivity as complementary pathways to conventional treatment.


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  • We Tried 15 Protein Drinks So You Don't Have To
    2025/08/28

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    Scott and John conduct an extensive taste test of ready-to-drink protein beverages, sampling over 15 different products to provide honest reviews and insights for athletes looking to supplement their protein intake.

    • Tasting proteins from brands including RedCon MRE, Premier Protein, OWYN, Iso Pure, Lean Body, Fair Life, Muscle Milk, and Quest
    • Evaluating taste, texture, aftertaste, and overall experience on a scale of 1-10
    • Discovering that plant protein options (particularly pea protein) ranked lowest in palatability
    • Testing clear and carbonated protein options as alternatives to traditional milky shakes
    • Finding Quest Protein Milkshakes (45g protein) ranked highest across all flavors tested
    • Comparing protein drinks to protein bars for different usage scenarios and portability
    • Discussing the benefits of different protein options for various workout situations
    • Noting most products now feature improved taste and minimal sugar compared to older protein drinks

    If you enjoyed this episode and you'd like to help support the podcast, please share it with others, post it on your social media or leave a review. To catch all the latest from us, you can follow us on Instagram at masters athlete survival guide.


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    New episodes come out every other Thursday!

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  • Beyond Limits: The Mental Game of Masters Athletes
    2025/08/14

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    Masters athletes develop superior mental approaches to competition that extend beyond physical abilities, transforming how they handle stress, manage competition strategy, and maintain motivation when facing younger opponents.

    • Age brings better stress resilience and adaptability during competition
    • Younger competitors often win warm-ups but struggle with competition pressure
    • Veterans take time for proper setup and technique, even when under time constraints
    • Masters athletes compete against themselves more than others
    • Body awareness and spatial recognition become competitive advantages with age
    • Competition mindset can transfer to professional and personal challenges
    • Having supportive training partners and community enhances performance at any age
    • The mental ability to work through physical pain builds transferable life skills
    • Crowd energy can provide a 10% performance boost during competitions

    Join us next time when we'll bring in an expert to discuss specific mental techniques and strategies that can help athletes of all ages improve their competitive mindset.


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    New episodes come out every other Thursday!

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