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The Art of Manliness

#207: Primal Endurance - Become a Fat-Burning Beast

The Art of Manliness

The Art of Manliness

Philosophy, Society & Culture, Education

4.714.8K Ratings

🗓️ 6 June 2016

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Are you an endurance athlete unhappy with your stalled performance? Are you constantly battling aches and pains? Are you running 30 or 40 miles a week, but still can’t get rid of your spare tire around your mid-section?
If so, this episode is for you.
Today on the show I have Mark Sisson on to talk about his latest book Primal Endurance. We discuss the well-entrenched endurance training myths that many athletes follow that result in sub-par performance and the counter-intuitive programming and dieting protocols you need to follow to break through your performance wall.

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0:00.0

We're at McKay here and welcome to another edition of the Art of Manliness podcast.

0:18.1

So you probably heard of the Paleo Diet, Primal Living, etc.

0:20.8

It's got a whole bunch of different types of names.

0:22.7

One of the driving forces behind this movement is a guy named Mark Sison.

0:25.4

He's got a website called Mark's Daily Apple.

0:27.5

If you haven't been there, go check it out.

0:29.4

There's a lot of great content on fitness and health in general.

0:32.7

Anyways, Mark's got a great new book out called Primal Endurance.

0:36.1

And if you're an endurance athlete, if you're on marathons, triathlons, do obstacle

0:39.4

horse races, this episode is for you.

0:41.8

Today on the show, Mark and I are going to discuss some of the myths about training for endurance

0:47.6

events.

0:48.6

Some of those being, you don't need a carbolode, right?

0:51.3

It had the big bowl of pasta than the night before your event.

0:53.9

In fact, that can actually hurt your progress and your performance.

0:58.1

We also discuss how training for endurance events and how you probably shouldn't train

1:02.0

as hard as you are training.

1:03.4

In fact, you're at the run slower than you think you should run and sometimes may even have

1:07.2

to walk.

1:08.2

Today on the show, Mark's going to explain why that is and give specific ways, examples,

1:13.9

protocols on how to train, how to eat, what to do for recovery so you can have, you know,

1:19.9

perform your best, not only perform your best, but enjoy your endurance sport for as long

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