Johnathan Edwards is a medical doctor, entrepreneur, and humanitarian. He is the author of The Revolutionary Ketamine, a book about stopping suicide. He also wrote Beating Pain – Percutaneous Hydrotomy: A Revolutionary Approach to Stopping Chronic Pain, COVID-19, Ketamine & Suicide, The Art & Science of the Marathon, and Chasing Dakar. Johnathan is a world traveler and writes for Road Bike Action magazine and a small army of remarkable people at JohnathanEdwardsMD.com. He’s called upon to consult with some of the world’s finest athletes and Fortune 500 CEOs. He divides his time between ..read more

The podcast is about triathlete Stuart Mason who almost lost his vision with an eye injury on the job. Doctors were able to save his eye, but the injury gave him migraine headaches. Through his research, he learned about fat adaptation and the ketogenic diet. Since then, he has been able to train and race, even getting a personal best. WEBSITE: https://stephanieholbrook.com/   FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/coachstepholbrook/ TWITTER: http://twitter.com/sholbk YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFpsYCJKfFP_iavxdoMQpNg?view_as=subscriber ABOUT Coach Stephanie Holbrook: ht ..read more

Are you an endurance athlete looking to get the most out of your body? Check out this amazing podcast interview with Coach Stephanie Holbrook and Peter Defty from Vespa Power on How to Use Strategic Carbs. In this in-depth discussion, they explore the power of fat adaptation, how to maximize energy production for your sport, when to incorporate carbs into your diet, and so much more. If you want to achieve peak performance and unlock your true potential, this podcast will provide you with the knowledge and tools necessary for success. Coach Stephanie and Peter have extensive experience on this ..read more

Need help becoming a fat adapted athlete?  Work with Stephanie. One-on-one and group coaching.  ..read more

Jon Shane from the Keto Road discusses his journey to keto from a bodybuilder to a runner.  #running #theketoroad #ketoadapted #strategiccarbs  ..read more

Frank Sole discusses his new book The 5 B's of to a Successful Triathlon Swim. Many triathletes did not grow up swimming. Some coaches say we are doomed to have a poor triathlon swim. Then comes Frank Sole, he is your solution to a poor triathlon swim. He has spent the last few decades helping less than spectacular swimmers become exceptional swimmers and triathletes.  You can find Frank at Sole Swim Solutions. He provides online and personal technique-driven, triathlon swim coaching. He has helped me become a better swimmer and he can help you too.     ..read more

Running is more than putting one foot in front of the other. Dr. Johathan Edwards has taken running form and function to the next level, learning from the great Dr. Veronique Billat. Doc. Edwards has taken the details work of Dr. Billat's work on variable speed running in the book The Science of Marathon and the Art of Variable Pace.   There is plenty of science to geek out in the book. If that is not your thing, no worries. Skip over that part and get to hands-on training to help you be a faster, and healthier runner.    Coach Stephanie and Doc Edwards deviate the conversation ..read more

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Matt Bach won Ironman Maryland in 2014 with a time of 8:51, was the top amateur and 6th overall at Eagleman 70.3 in 2015, then 72nd overall in Kona 2015. Matt has been using UCAN since 2014 when he began his fat-adapted journey – he had GI distress and bonking issues prior to that, but UCAN helped him transform his approach to triathlon nutrition. He is such a big believer that he now works for the company as their Director for their Endurance Business. Matt worked on Wall Street for 9 years prior to making this career change. He lives in Summit, NJ with his wife, two kids (2 and 3 years old ..read more

Jessyca is a recovering bulimic and compulsive overeater. After battling eating disorders for 31 years, being hospitalized multiple times, and trying every diet and/or weight loss gimmick under the sun, she found herself at 309 pounds, her heaviest weight ever. Chronic depression led Jessyca into almost total isolation, and she rarely left the house. She finally reached a breaking point: her blood pressure was so high that she was in danger of serious health complications, and she could no longer even walk around the house without feeling exhausted. Knowing that she had achieved a measure of s ..read more