#6: The Best Workout Program for You, Ravishing Rick Rude, Mean Gene, Hulk Hogan
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Release Date: 01/23/2019
#36: Christmas Special, This Day in Diet History, Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookies
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Ho ho ho, wise guys and gals! In this special Christmas edition of the podcast, we’re dishing up another enlightening segment of This Day in Diet History, where I break down my poor diet from Christmas Eve 2009 and compare with today. We’re talking about the types of foods you should be eating and avoiding to get in shape and optimize your health! Plus, a healthy chocolate chip cookie recipe that Santa is sure to love!
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#35: 10 Key Takeaways from The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
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In Episode 35, I’m sharing my 10 key takeaways from The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle, with a little help from my old Spaceballs friends. It’s a spiritual enlightenment edition of the Wise Eats Podcast!
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#34: Meditation: Benefits, Tips, My Experience & 10-Minute Guided Meditation Routine
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In this episode, we’re talking meditation! As part of my New Years’ resolution for 2020, I meditated for at least 5 minutes every single day for two months. I’ll be sharing the results, the benefits of meditation, and my 10-minute meditation routine. All of this and more in Episode 34! Namaste, wise guys and gals!
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#33: The Ab Shredder: 15-Minute Core & Ab Workout + 5-Minute Mobility (Home Workout)
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This is a workout I have loved for years and wanted to share because it’s highly effective, equipment-free, and can be done anywhere, which many people are needing right now in these crazy times.
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#32: My Daily Routine for Optimized Energy & High Performance Habits for Success
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In Episode 32, we’re dishing up my daily routine for optimized health and productivity. I’m going over my full routine that promotes high performance, energy, and mental clarity. These are the exact behaviors I follow every day in order to improve health and achieve goals. While there are some day-to-day fluctuations, many of these habits are constant, non-negotiable aspects of my daily life.
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#31: Halloween Spooktacular – 2020 Costumes, Holiday History & Healthy Tips
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Episode 31 is a Halloween Spooktacular, with plenty of frights and sights to feast your eyes upon. We’re talking about the COVID-19 impact on Halloween, new costumes in 2020, some Halloween history, and 8 tips for you to enjoy a healthy and safe holiday this year. Happy Halloween!
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#30 - Halloween Candy Review – Ingredients, Health Effects, Fun Facts, Healthy Alternatives
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In Episode 30, we’re talking about the ingredient lists of many popular Halloween candies and why you probably want to avoid most of them. All with a little help from my good buddy, Beetlejuice!
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#29 - Quick Bites: Cost per Calorie, Baby Wise Update, 2020 Election, Fasted Lifting & More!
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In Episode 29, we dish up some quick bites, including my take on the 2020 election, a baby Wise update, the highest and lowest cost per calorie foods we have in our kitchen, some workout talk, fasted lifting, and more!
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#28 - Quick Bites: MAPS Split Review, Instant Oatmeal Recipe, Babies, Breakfast Cereal, and Birthday Cake
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In Episode 28, we dish up a brand-new healthy breakfast recipe and do a special edition of quick bites, where I review the MAPS Split workout program and discuss movies, music, diet tips, a special announcement, and more!
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#27 - This Day in Diet History September 2020 – Comparing 2009 Diet to Today
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In Episode 27, we dish up another edition of This Day in Diet History, where we take a look at my embarrassing diet journal entries of the past, compare them with today, and provide a little entertainment in the process.
info_outlineIf you want to get in shape but are not sure where to get started, this episode is for you. We’re dishing up exactly the type of workout regimen I recommend most humans do on a regular basis.
Featuring old school wrestling clips with “Ravishing” Rick Rude, “Mean” Gene Okerlund, Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, and the Ultimate Warrior.
Full transcript and show notes available at Wise-Eats.com/Episode6
Thanks for listening and remember to make wise choices!
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Links mentioned in this episode:
Wise-Eats.com/Workout
Wise-Eats.com/ApprovedFoods
TFAShow.com
TheFollowingAnnouncement.com
WesFitness.com
Brands/People mentioned in this episode:
The Dolce Diet (Mike Dolce)
UFC Fit
P90X
Body Beast
Bigger Leaner Stronger (Mike Matthews, Muscle for Life)
Insanity
Ben Greenfield
Special thanks to:
Misteredit1 on YouTube
(Credit for Word to the Wise intro blurb go to Ariel Helwani, Joe Rogan, John Morgan, and “New York” Ric).
There’s something I wish someone had told me when I first started working out: Stop doing so much cardio and start lifting heavy weights more consistently. Resistance training is the most effective way to lose body fat, build muscle, and achieve that healthy physique most of us desire. Don’t get me wrong: I love cardio. I lost 90lbs mostly by running my butt off. Eventually, I got into the best shape of my life by doing high intensity cardio at home with bodyweight movements. I used P90X, Insanity, Body Beast, UFC Fit, whatever I could get my hands on. Those kinds of routines are convenient to do at home and far better than doing nothing. But if you want to make the biggest change in the shortest amount of time, resistance training is your best option, especially if you’re not currently lifting weights regularly. If you’re a newbie, you have the added benefit of making significant progress very quickly. You can also burn fat and build muscle at the same time, which is the perfect recipe for achieving the body of your dreams.
Tune in for more!