Recovery & Performance

Yoga For Body And Mind

Yes, yoga can improve our balance, coordination and mobility. Yes, it may make us stronger. One thing that draws people towards yoga above other forms of exercise, however, is its effect on our mental and emotional wellbeing. Now there’s evidence that it may be a way to relieve some of the stress of Alzheimer’s (https://longevity.technology/lifestyle/elevating-mental-agility-how-yoga-empowers-older-women-to-defend-against-alzheimers/). …

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Simba Sleep

No, this isn’t a review of a tired lion. It’s a special mattress that hopefully can increase your comfort so the problems and stresses that hinder your sleep lose some of their power. Sleep is incredibly important for health, but sleep deprivation is depressingly common and not very easy to fix. No wonder people are …

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Weightlifting

Weightlifting in one form or another has been around for as long as people have been trying to get physically stronger. It’s one of the most basic ways to build muscle, with a relatively low investment needed. It’s also a form of exercise where it is very easy to injure yourself. If you want to …

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Knee Pain

It can be hard to keep up a proper exercise routine on a good day. For people with injuries and disabilities, it becomes extra difficult. That’s especially true when you have trouble with your knees. Knees are essential to our mobility, but their position and the amount of stress they often experience means they’re particularly …

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Warming Up

Whether you like to run, pump iron in the gym, or swim the length of the pool, and whether you’re a boxer or a dancer, you’ve probably been told warming up is important. You’ve probably also been guilty of rushing or even skipping your warmup every now and then. It can be tempting to just …

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Moonbird

We talk a lot about all the things you need to do to improve your health and extend your longevity, but we don’t often mention breathing. After all, that’s something that most of us do automatically. If you meditate regularly, though, whether on its own or as part of yoga or martial arts, you’ll know …

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