One of the world’s most stunning trail runs.
120km. 5,500m climbing. The Lavaredo Ultra Trail.
Thousands apply. 1,800 get in. 1 in 4 DNF.
Why?
Wrong climbs.
Wrong pacing.
Wrong aid stops.
So, I ran the full course. Filmed it all.
A 40-min breakdown to help you race smarter.
@ManojGodse3 Impressive.
For anyone starting, the game is simple:
- Identify what works (via analytics).
- Double down on that.
- Automate/streamline the rest.
This blueprint sounds like a shortcut to understanding that process. 💡
Tired of stopping and starting?
Make fitness fit your life:
- Hate running? Don’t do it.
- Only have 15 mins? That’s enough.
- Love pizza? Keep it (in moderation).
Consistency comes from finding what works for YOU.
Consistency hack: Stop chasing perfection.
Bad meal? Nail the next one.
Low energy? Do 5 mins of stretching.
Miss a workout? Walk for 10 mins instead.
The goal is progress, not perfect days.
Your 9-to-5 isn’t an excuse to stay inactive.
Start with:
- Walking meetings.
- Parking farther away.
- Taking the stairs instead of elevators.
You don’t need a gym to burn calories.
Turn your office into your fitness playground!
Want to dive deeper?
Tim lays out everything in The 4-Hour Body.
If you're ready to try a simple, science-backed system that works, start here.
Follow for more actionable strategies like this.
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This is Tim Ferriss.
The man behind The 4-Hour Body and the Slow-Carb Diet that has helped thousands shed weight effortlessly.
Want to lose weight without calorie counting, extreme cardio, or complex meal plans?
Here's how Slow-Carb Diet works; and why it’s so effective.
The results?
The Slow-Carb Diet is proven.
People have lost 20 pounds in 30 days.
Others have lost 150 pounds in 9 months!
Simplicity and flexibility are what make this work for busy people.
Struggling to exercise after work?
Try this:
- 10-minute morning stretches.
- Lunchtime walks (20 min is enough).
- 15-minute evening strength sessions.
You don’t need an hour to see progress.
Small, consistent efforts build energy and results.
Motivation fades. Habits stick.
Want consistency?
Focus on triggers:
- Lay out workout clothes the night before.
- Keep a water bottle on your desk.
- Set a daily step goal.
Make fitness automatic, not optional.
This is Dr. Peter Attia.
One of the leading voices in health and longevity.
He says:
"VO2 max might be the single most important metric for how long you’ll live."
Here’s why your VO2 max matters and how to improve it for a longer, healthier life. 🧵
The bottom line:
VO2 max is more than a fitness metric; it’s a key to longevity.
Train your heart and lungs like your life depends on it.
Because it does.