Balancing Intensity and Recovery: Secrets to Long-term Fitness Success

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  • Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
  • Have you ever wondered what it takes to maintain a consistent and effective fitness routine? In the latest Fitness Friday episode of the Habits and Hustle podcast, I dive into the workout habits of a true fitness enthusiast- Strauss Zelnick.
    He stresses the importance of variety in your fitness regimen. We discuss the benefits of cross-training, not only to prevent boredom but also to reduce the risk of injury. By incorporating a diverse range of activities into your workout plan, you can keep both your body and mind engaged. We also stress the importance of recovery for long term success.
    Strauss Zelnick is the founder of Zelnick Media Capital. Zelnick is best known as the chairman and chief executive of Take-Two Interactive Software Inc., a video-game publisher responsible for blockbuster franchises such as Grand Theft Auto, NBA 2K and Red Dead Redemption.
    What we discuss:
    Strauss’s Intense Workout Routine
    Finding your own level of fitness and starting slowly
    Variety in a fitness routine to prevent boredom and injury
    Increasing workout volume and intensity as you age
    Hot power yoga for those who enjoy intense workouts
    The importance of listening to your body and taking rest days
    The key to building a sustainable and effective fitness routine
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    To learn more about Strauss Zelnick:
    Instagram: @strausszelnick
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    Website: www.jennifercohen.com/
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  • @talgenkin4723
    @talgenkin4723 5 дней назад

    Super interesting talk

  • @Cjean821
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