The Longevity Blog
Shredding the myths about aging—one habit at a time.
Where performance and longevity meet.
This is your space for clear, science-backed strategies that cut through the confusion and help you stay strong, sharp, and energized through every decade of life.
Inside you’ll find:
Mindset + nervous system tools for clarity and resilience
Smart training for strength, mobility, and vitality
Longevity nutrition for steady energy, muscle, and hormones
Sleep + recovery science to support performance
Real-food recipes for everyday fueling
Nature, adventure, and renewal as essential pillars of health
Longevity isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what matters—intentionally. Here, we shred outdated beliefs about aging and focus on the habits that keep you capable, connected, and thriving for the long game.
Can Exercise Slow Aging at the Cellular Level?
What if aging isn’t just about time — but about how our cells respond to movement, stress, and recovery? Drawing from exercise science and lived experience, Dr. Audrey Lee explores how purposeful training influences biological aging and long-term vitality.
✨ Finding Calm & Light During the Holidays✨
A personal reflection on holiday overwhelm, nervous system regulation, and remembering that darkness is restorative.
Mindset: Rewire Your Inner Coach
Your mind is your most powerful training tool. It can either drain your energy with doubt and self-criticism, or amplify performance, recovery, and resilience through calm, focused self-direction.
High-Protein Blueberry Walnut Overnight Oats
This is the 5-minute, make-ahead breakfast that actually pulls its weight—creamy oats, juicy blueberries, and toasty walnuts serve up ~25 g protein for muscle repair, plenty of fiber to keep you full,
From Loss to Longevity
I’ve seen what happens when health drifts to the background: unaddressed aches, poor sleep, quiet stress, and slowly shrinking horizons. That reflection—and a lot of research—honed my mission: translate longevity science into
Hydration Foundations: Science-Backed Tips for Headache and Cramp Prevention
You don’t need a complicated protocol to feel better. Water plus the right balance of electrolytes, and a sprinkle of magnesium-rich foods, can be a game-changer.
Recharge to Rise: The High-Performer’s Guide to Recovery, Resilience & Results
Anyone can push hard, but true champions excel at recovery. Everything is energy. With every training session or race, energy is expended. You need to recharge, or you risk running on empty.
The Creatine Craze: What Every Active Woman Should Know
Imagine feeling energized from morning to night. It's possible with meals and snacks that are not just delicious, but also well-balanced and nutrient-packed.
Every Woman Should Be Strength Training: Separating Fact From Fiction
Strength training is essential for your overall health and well-being. Let’s explore the science behind strength training and separate fact from fiction.
Achieving Your New Year’s Resolutions: Tips for Success
The New Year is a time for fresh starts, and many of us aim to turn our health and fitness resolutions into reality.
Surviving the Holiday Festivities: 5 Tips to Thrive
If you're feeling a bit frazzled, don’t worry! Here are five tips to help you navigate the festivities while maintaining your health and happiness.
Cultivating Gratitude: A Daily Practice for Health and Happiness
Thanksgiving is often seen as a special time to reflect on what we are grateful for, but why limit this practice to just one day a year?
Spooktacular Breakfast Ideas
Halloween isn't just about spooky decorations and costumes; it's also a fantastic opportunity to get creative in the kitchen!
Routine is Lethally Awesome
As a performance coach and sports nutrition coach, a well-planned routine will make you lethally awesome. Let me explain.
Roasted Corn Black Bean Tacos
I don't make tacos often, but when I do - I make em every day for every meal and snack until I run out of tortillas.
Recover Strong With Plant-Strong Nutrition
Plant-strong nutrition is the solution to inflammation, both acute and chronic. These anti-inflammatory foods contain antioxidants and polyphenols or protective compounds that naturally reduce inflammation.
Sports Nutrition For Paddling
Sports nutrition is where performance fueling comes to life. What you eat and drink, the amounts you eat and drink, and when you eat and drink all make a difference.
Quinoa Lentil Salad
This delicious salad is filled with powerful anti-inflammatory foods including quinoa, lentils, bell peppers, tomatoes, cilantro, oregano, and garlic.
Train Like a Pro: Not for the Podium, but to Live at Your Fullest
We can all learn from the pros to improve our performance whether it is athletic, academic, or our professional performance.