How a 77-Year-Old Ironman “Spiffs His Blood” with Adaptive Contrast™

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Howard Glass is 77 years old and he is a beast.

He’s competed in 27 Ironman competitions and finished 17.5!

And he doesn’t plan on stopping anytime soon.

In this 30-minute podcast episode, Howard and Tom talk about training, competing and recovering with LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast.

But they get into more interesting details, too:

• How we’ve gone from a participant society to a spectator society
• What "spiffing the blood" means in Howard’s training sessions with Tom
• How Howard trained to challenge himself pre-race so the air (elevation) in his upcoming Ironman wouldn’t feel challenging
• How we can start to own the ~60,000 miles of capillaries & blood vessels we have in our bodies
• How to expedite recovery and rid yourself of lactic acid & sore joints
• How a 50 year old can take his/her normal ~3 day recovery time down to 15 minutes
• What does biological age vs. energetic age mean?

Show notes:

Cool video about Howard’s Ironman achievements (2015)