Monthly Archives: May 2021

Paul Swift- Master Bike Fitting Technician & Educator (Repost)

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In case you missed it, the Moving2Live Podcast wants you to check out our podcast interview with Paul Swift. This episode was originally released on 6/3/2020 – the show notes are available here: Show Notes.

Give a listen and hear how Paul went from racing bikes to building a bike fitting company, and how he continues to help people get on their bikes and ride…safely and comfortably.

Paul Thompson- Masters Runner – Repost

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In case you missed it, the Moving2Live Podcast wants you to check out our podcast interview with Paul Thompson. This episode was originally released on 1/27/21 – the show notes are available here: Show Notes.

Give a listen and hear about the role running has played in Paul’s life, and how he continues to make running, and movement in general, part of his lifestyle.

Matty Lansdown- Researcher, Health Coach & host of ‘How to Not Get Sick & Die’ – Repost

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In case you missed it, the Moving2Live Podcast wants you to check out our podcast interview with Matty Lansdown. This episode was originally released on 1/20/21 – the show notes are available here: Show Notes.

Give a listen and learn about his role as a health coach, his podcast, “How to Not Get Sick and Die,” making healthy changes…and much more.

Snacks That Keep Us Moving – FitLabPGH Video Podcast

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This week’s FitLabPGH Podcast release is a video podcast providing a look inside the FitLabPGH Snack Bin. This is what WE use to fuel our 60-90+ minute movement sessions…primarily hiking, biking, and running. If you are looking for individual advice on nutrition and food choices, we STRONGLY encourage you to consult a registered dietician.

Listen to the audio, or enjoy the Labradors and cats in the video podcast.

What is Ben looking for in a movement snack? It should be able to be stored in a pocket or pack; it is approximately 100 calories; and it doesn’t upset his stomach. For Ben, that means no stevia, monk fruit extract, or sugar alcohols. Everyone’s body is different. Experiment to find what works for you. When in doubt? Consult a registered dietician. The goal is to get outside, enjoy moving, and avoid the dreaded mid-workout bonk/crash/insert your favorite term here.

So here’s the current inventory of our Snack Bin:

  • Baby food – pear, mango, spinach (Lisa has not endorsed this option)
  • Mini Clif Bars – chocolate chip or crunchy peanut butter
  • Whole Wheat Fig Bars from Nuts.com (individually wrapped for convenience)
  • Trail Mix – make your own, or head to Trader Joe’s
  • Sport Beans (Lisa’s favorite cycling snack). Want to save money? Buy Jelly Belly jelly beans
  • Honey Stinger mini waffles (warning: they may crumble in a pocket or pack)
  • Skratch Labs Energy Chews – Sour Cherry (2 “warnings” – they contain caffeine and they get sticky when temps get too warm)
  • Papa Steve’s No Junk Raw Protein Bars – vegan and whey protein options, many flavors, all “real food” ingredients
  • Infinit Nutrition Performance Coffee Cold Brew protein powder, a.k.a., protein for coffee lovers

Take home message: get outside, enjoy moving, and pack snacks to fuel your movement session. Even if you’re planning a fairly short session, be prepared…you never know when a hike or bike ride might become an outdoor adventure.

Contact Info for FitLabPGH:
Email: fitlabpgh@gmail.com

Twitter: @fitlabpgh

Instagram: @fitlabpgh

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Movement Tips and Lifestyle Hacks – YouTube channel (posted on Instagram too)

Fill out our FitLabPGH Features form to be a FitLabPGH featured mover…or fill one out for your 4 legged movement partner (dog, cat, goat or horse!!)

Check out our sister podcast Moving2Live concise but interesting podcasts for the movement and exercise professional and amateur aficionado.

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