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The Primal Kitchen Podcast

#83: Katy Bowman & Mark Sisson

The Primal Kitchen Podcast

Mark Sisson & Morgan Zanotti

Fitness, Entrepreneur, Sisson, Parenting, Health, Wellness, Weightloss, Primal, Paleo, Nutrition, Health & Fitness

4.4717 Ratings

🗓️ 1 September 2015

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

On today’s special show, Mark Sisson and Katy Bowman discuss their exciting joint project, “Don’t Just Sit There,” which is a comprehensive multimedia educational course designed to help people overcome one of the major health hazards of modern life: prolonged sedentary periods that compromise your health at the cellular level. Katy is a biomechanist (someone who studies living structures like the human body), author, and popular blogger at KatySays.com. Her focus is on how movement and variability are the keys to a healthy work environment. It turns out that true movement variability at work requires more than simply transitioning from a sitting to standing position at a standup workstation. And it’s not just about assuming the correct ergonomic positions at your keyboards, either. Anytime you have prolonged stillness, you are putting undesirable “loads” upon your cells that can lead to pain, dysfunction, and disease. This includes your eyes gazing at a computer screen at a fixed distance for hours.  

 

Katy and Mark talk about the many challenges of going dynamic instead of static, and some practical tips to mix things up in your daily routine (within the confines and restrictions of the modern workplace environment, of course). This is a great discussion to acquaint listeners with the Don’t Just Sit There program, which comes complete with a detailed eBook and a series of instructional videos to help you custom-design a dynamic workstation and a workplace pattern of movement and variability. So if you find yourself interested in learning more after today’s podcast, then you’ll want to act fast:

 

Tomorrow is the LAST DAY to grab the Don’t Just Sit There program for the reduced price of $27!

 

Plus, if you act now, you’ll receive a whole series of bonus items, which won’t be available past tomorrow evening.

 

So listen to the podcast, then sign up and get moving!

 

Transcript

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0:00.0

Today's episode is brought to you by Don't Just Sit There, an extensive multimedia course designed by Mark Sisson and biomechanist Katie Bowman,

0:08.5

which teaches you how to eliminate the health threats of an overly sedentary lifestyle.

0:13.3

For today and tomorrow only, you'll get $10 off the retail price of the program, along with three limited time bonus materials.

0:21.7

So act fast since the offer expires tomorrow evening, September 2nd.

0:26.4

Go to primalblueprint.com slash don't just sit there to learn more.

0:32.1

Welcome to the Primal Blueprint Podcast, featuring fresh and lively commentary on all things primal, including Q&A sessions

0:40.1

with Primal Blueprint founder Mark Sisson, special guest interviews hosted by Mark Sisson,

0:45.9

and conversations with Primal Blueprint authors and other health and fitness experts.

0:51.5

The show is presented by Damage Control, master formula, the world's most potent

0:56.3

multivitamin, mineral antioxidant, anti-aging supplement, available at primal blueprint.com.

1:04.2

Past episodes are available for download or to review written summaries at blog.primalblueprint.com.

1:12.3

And now, here's your host, Brad Kearns.

1:17.0

Welcome to the Don't Just Sit There audio conversation with Mark Sisson and Katie Bowman,

1:22.2

talking about the problem that we're trying to solve here,

1:25.5

the major disconnect of modern society,

1:27.3

which is the prolonged sedentary periods and the problems that occurs with our health.

1:31.3

So, Katie, you know, we're hearing a lot about sitting as death and now books are being written on how devastating it is to our health to be sitting all day in the workspace or at home.

1:41.3

But what's going on? What is it about the concept of sitting for eight hours or

1:46.9

10 hours at a time that's actually so bad for us? Well, I probably break the problem of sitting

1:53.1

into two categories. On one hand, there's the stillness. You're being sedentary, so you're not

1:58.9

moving. And so all of the, all of the systems in

2:01.6

your body that depend on movement and gravitational load to get things flowing or whatnot aren't

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