Most people think getting in shape is about building muscle or losing fat…

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In this episode, the guys break down the 6 fundamental human movement skills that most people lose over time — not because of age, but because they stop practicing them.

From overhead mobility and squatting… to running, jumping, and even throwing — these are the abilities that keep your body functioning, pain-free, and resilient for life.

The problem?
Even fit people lose them.

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00:00 Intro, sponsors & episode overview
01:45 "Use it or lose it" – why humans lose key movement skills
04:30 Overhead mobility & shoulder dysfunction
08:30 Squatting, hinging & foundational movement loss
11:30 Running: the forgotten human ability
15:30 Jumping & impact tolerance decline
18:00 Sitting, mobility & losing basic positions
21:00 Balance, coordination & aging well
24:30 Throwing & full-body athleticism
27:30 Red light therapy: what works vs what's hype
32:30 Push-Pull-Legs discussion + training philosophy shift
52:00 Listener Question #1 – Overtraining after massive weight loss & rebuilding energy
1:09:00 Listener Question #2 – Balancing strength training and cardio without burnout
1:37:30 Listener Question #3 – Avoiding overtraining while managing jiu-jitsu, lifting & lifestyle
1:49:30 Listener Question #4 – Fat loss plateau, missing cycle & metabolic health concerns