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762 entries pulled from 62 stacks. Items are ordered by how many tracked people are on record about them, including discussion, use and recommendations.
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Items
29 entries
Reset- ProtocolFREE, no cost01
Time-restricted eating
Confining food to a set window, often 8-10 hours a day
On record from 21 of 62 tracked people: 13 do it, 8 have discussed it - HabitFREE, no cost02
Cutting out alcohol
Drinking nothing, or close to it: the most common upgrade in these stacks
On record from 13 of 62 tracked people: 5 do it, 2 recommend it, 6 have discussed it - ProtocolFREE, no cost03
Zone 2 cardio
Easy aerobic work you can hold a conversation through, 3+ hours a week
On record from 12 of 62 tracked people: 5 do it, 5 recommend it, 2 have discussed it - ProtocolFREE, no cost04
Stability and mobility work
Daily joint, foot and breathing work to keep strength usable
On record from 8 of 62 tracked people: 7 do it, 1 has discussed it - ProtocolFREE, no cost05
Daily stretching
Long, regular stretching sessions to undo years of tightness and keep training possible
On record from 7 of 62 tracked people: 6 do it, 1 has discussed it - ProtocolFREE, no cost06
High-intensity interval training
Short all-out efforts with full recovery in between, a few times a week
On record from 6 of 62 tracked people: 5 do it, 1 has discussed it - ProtocolFREE, no cost07
VO2 max intervals
Hard interval sessions to raise peak aerobic capacity
On record from 6 of 62 tracked people: 3 do it, 1 recommends it, 2 have discussed it - ProtocolFREE, no cost08
Daily cardio
Around half an hour of aerobic work most days, at any pace you can sustain
On record from 4 of 62 tracked people: 4 do it - ProtocolFREE, no cost09
Anti-inflammatory eating
Mostly plants, some fish and lean meat, and little sugar, dairy or processed food
On record from 2 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it, 1 recommends it - ProtocolFREE, no cost10
Flexible dieting (macro tracking)
Track calories and macros, keep no food off limits, adjust from weekly trends
On record from 2 of 62 tracked people: 2 do it - ProtocolFREE, no cost11
Hiking
Trail walking with elevation, usually an hour or more at a talking pace
On record from 2 of 62 tracked people: 2 do it - ProtocolFREE, no cost12
Multi-day fasting
Going without food for two to five days, done rarely and usually with medical oversight
On record from 2 of 62 tracked people: 2 have discussed it - HabitFREE, no cost13
Scheduled rest days
Fixed days off training each week so recovery is planned rather than forced by injury
On record from 2 of 62 tracked people: 2 do it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Balance training
Single-leg and unstable-surface work for footing, foot strength and reaction
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - HabitFREE, no cost
Breaking one bad habit at a time
Dropping a single habit every six months and leaving everything else alone
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Couch stretch
Kneeling hip stretch with the back shin against a wall or up on a couch
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 recommends it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Eating to 80 percent full
Stop eating before you are full, the Okinawan hara hachi bun me practice
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Front-loaded eating
Most of the day's food eaten earlier, with the smallest meal last
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 recommends it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
High-fiber eating
Pushing daily fiber well past typical intake with vegetables, fruit, grains and legumes
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Hybrid athlete training
Chasing strength and endurance in the same block instead of picking one of them
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Jump training
A few minutes of jumping and landing most days, aimed squarely at bone
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - HabitFREE, no cost
Learning something new daily
A short block each day on a skill you have never had before
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 recommends it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Low but sufficient protein
Keeping protein modest through midlife, then raising it again in later years
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 recommends it - HabitFREE, no cost
No sugary soft drinks
Water as the default drink, with sugar-sweetened sodas cut out entirely
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Polarized training
Most sessions easy, a few genuinely hard, almost nothing in the middle
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 recommends it - HabitFREE, no cost
Sitting on the floor
Using the ground instead of a chair for part of the day
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - HabitFREE, no cost
Taking the stairs
Stairs over elevators, and carrying your own bags, as movement built into the day
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - HabitFREE, no cost
The brain check question
Asking whether a choice is good or bad for your brain before you make it
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it - ProtocolFREE, no cost
Two meals and a snack
Breakfast plus one main meal, with a small low-sugar snack between them
On record from 1 of 62 tracked people: 1 does it
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