Exercise Protocol

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Exercise for Longevity

Combats aging, prevents sarcopenia, and reduces mortality risk. Strength training 3x/week, cardio, flexibility, and balance exercises are essential.

Strength training could cut your risk of all-cause mortality by up to 46% among older adults, proving that it’s never too late to benefit from exercise.

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Weekly Exercise Plan

We've designed an example weekly training schedule for you.

While it might seem intense for some, we recommend starting with 2-3 workouts per week to allow your body time to adapt.

  • Day 1: Long endurance cardio (60-75 min)
  • Day 2: Lower body strength training
  • Day 3: Active recovery and mobility
  • Day 4: Upper body strength training
  • Day 5: Moderate-intensity cardio
  • Day 6: High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)
  • Day 7: Full body strength and conditioning

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Action Steps

1. Assess your health first. Described by Dr. Peter Attia as “perhaps the single most powerful marker for longevity". Log your VO₂ max scores and see how you rank among other members.

2. Track progress using wearable devices.

  • A device that can track at least VO2 Max and your heart rate. (e.g., Garmin, Apple Watch).

3. Adapt intensity and rest based on your fitness levels.

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VO2 Max Leaderboard

See how you measure up against your peers and find motivation to achieve your peak physical performance.

HOW IT WORKS:

1. Create an account: Join the leaderboard by signing up. You'll gain access to the challenge through your dashboard.

2. Log your VO2Max scores: Get it through your fitness devices, test or manual entry.

3. Climb the Ranks: Improve your VO2 Max through consistent training and see how you stack up against others in the community again.

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