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 Here, we shred outdated beliefs about aging and focus on the habits that keep you capable, connected, and thriving for the long game.
Ginger Miso Soup With Lentil Noodles
I absolutely loved this creation. It’s ginger miso soup with kale, napa cabbage, lentil noodles, mushrooms, kimchi…
Warm Up Before You Hit The Slopes
Stay safe this winter season by warming up before your ski or snowboard.
Easy & Delicious Vegan Chili
The days are short and it’s cold outside. That means it’s the perfect time for soups, stews, and chili.
Top 10 Tips To Ski Strong & Prevent Injuries
Explore hydration, nutrition, and recovery techniques to ski strong and prevent injuries this season.
Balanced Nutrition For Best Performance
The key is balanced nutrition to nourish and energize your body to do its daily tasks and perform its best. To increase energy and improve performance, make your meals and snacks well balanced and nutrient dense.
Are You Hydrating For Best Performance?
Water is essential for an athlete's performance and health. Drinking too little water or losing too much through sweat can decrease your ability to train well and recover properly.
Recovery 101
Recovery is essential to best performance; however, it is also the hardest to do. As athletes, we are used to being active. For some reason taking a rest or even admitting that we are tired is a sign of weakness.
Train Like A Pro, Feel Like A Champ
We can all learn from the pros to improve our performance whether it is athletic, academic, or our professional performance.