Blog · Topic

Exercise

22 analyses tagged Exercise
Biohacking

Is Runna Free? What You Get Without Paying, and What It Costs

Is Runna free? Only Week 1 of any plan is. Runna's US prices, trial lengths and the Strava bundle math, so runners can decide whether to pay or use a free plan.

Biohacking

Strava Strength Workouts Give the Muscle Map Real Data at Last

Strava strength workouts now log every set live, so the muscle map shows what was actually done. What subscribers get, and what it still doesn't measure.

Biohacking

Suunto Race 3S: 38 Hours of Dual-Band GPS and a Paid AI Coach

Suunto Race 3S records 38 hours of dual-band GPS in a 56g watch, but costs $250 more than Race S and adds a paid AI Coach. What changed and who it fits.

Biohacking

Apple Watch on a Huawei Phone: Notifications Yes, Health Data No

An Apple Watch can now show calls and texts from a Huawei phone via a HarmonyOS app. What works, why health data stays on the iPhone, and who it suits.

Biohacking

Garmin API Terms: Why Intervals Pro Shut Down and Who's Next

New Garmin API terms limit how platforms pass on your data, and Intervals Pro has already shut down. Which apps and AI tools are at risk, and what still works.

Biohacking

Garmin MARQ Gen 3 Review: Fenix 9 Features at $2,500 and Up

The Garmin MARQ Gen 3 adds LTE, satellite SOS, a flashlight and a 3,000-nit display from $2,500. DC Rainmaker's tests, and who should pay over a Fenix 9.

Biohacking

Fitbit Edge: The Charge 6 Successor Fixes GPS but Costs $179

The Fitbit Edge replaces the Charge 6 with working GPS, an altimeter and a swappable battery, but drops Google Pay and costs $179. Who should upgrade.

Biohacking

Garmin Enduro 4: Fenix 9 Smarts, Same $899, Same Battery Life

The Garmin Enduro 4 adds Fenix 9 software, more RAM and double the storage at the same $899, with unchanged battery life. Who should upgrade from Enduro 3.

Biohacking

Best Outdoor Saunas: What to Know Before You Build (Site Prep, Foundation, and Hardwired 240V)

An outdoor sauna is a building project: site prep, foundation, a 240V circuit, and drainage come first. How to choose an outdoor sauna for your site.

Biohacking

Choose Your Home Sauna Heat System Before You Choose a Brand

Traditional, infrared, hybrid, and portable home saunas solve different problems. Why choosing the heat system before the brand avoids the costliest mistake.

Biohacking

Peter Attia's Framework for Prioritizing Health Interventions — What's High-Impact vs. Optimization

Peter Attia separates foundation interventions (exercise, sleep, nutrition) from optimizations like supplements, judged by effect size and trade-offs.

Biohacking

Blood Pressure and Longevity: What Peter Attia's AMA #48 Gets Right About Measurement

Blood pressure is one of three primary drivers of atherosclerosis — yet most people check it once a year. Attia's AMA #48 rebroadcast makes the case for treating it as a daily metric.

Biohacking

Zone 2 Training: Why Time-Constrained Athletes May Be Better Off Skipping It

Peter Attia reframes Zone 2 as a volume tool, not a metabolic must-do — and the implications for busy people are bigger than expected.

Biohacking

Healthy Aging: Why Exercise Is Non-Negotiable and Protein Is Supporting Cast

New research reframes the protein-first aging model. Exercise is the irreducible core of healthy aging — protein helps, but it doesn't replace what movement does at the cellular level.

Biohacking

Heat Training Boosts Hemoglobin — But Can It Make You Faster?

Heat training reliably raises hemoglobin mass by 2–5%. But 5 of 6 trials find no clear performance payoff in VO₂max or sport results. Here's what the evidence actually shows.

Biohacking

Rapamycin + Exercise: Why the First Real Trial Disappointed

Rapamycin may blunt exercise gains in older adults. Peter Attia: this trial is underpowered—but the HbA1c signal is real.

Biohacking

Your Workout May Train Your Kids Too: Peter Attia's April 2026 Research Roundup

Paternal exercise reprograms sperm microRNAs that improve offspring endurance capacity. Plus: autonomic nervous system imbalance as a unifying theory of aging. Four studies from Attia's April roundup.

Biohacking

Peter Attia's AMA 81: Biological Age Tests, GLP-1s, and What Actually Moves the Needle

AMA 81 covers biological age clocks, GLP-1 receptor agonists, Zone 2 training, and sun exposure — a distillation of what biohacking evidence says is worth acting on in 2026.

Biohacking

The Architecture of Longevity: Backcasting VO2 Max and Strength

A technical breakdown of longevity-focused benchmarks, cognitive protection via metabolic health, and the utility of geroprotective GLP-1 applications.

Biohacking

The Longevity Alpha: Strength Benchmarks and VO2 Max Targets in 2026

A data-driven deep dive into the core physiological metrics that define the current architecture of human longevity.

Biohacking

The Performance Architecture: Longevity Optimization and Strength Benchmarks

Analyzing the latest standards in longevity optimization: VO2 max targets, strength benchmarks, and the exercise-centric defense against cognitive decline.

Biohacking

Beyond Maintenance: The Architecture of Peak Human Performance

Exploring the shift from general health to the intentional architecture of biological performance.

Newsletter coming soon.

Curated digests across AI, biohacking, photography, travel, and more. Be the first to know when we launch.