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10 Talks Life Training Academy
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Are you winning your Game of Life? Are you living the life you want to live? We see athletes dedicate their lives to achieve championships. But what about life? Do you train to win your every day?!
Join us as we bring you the beautiful craft of Sports Life Coaching. Founded by Carlette Patterson, author, and speaker, with over 30 years of coaching experience, SLC is a tool based coaching system designed to keep you in control and give you the ability to train for the life you’ve always wanted.
Through interviews and Life Workouts with Coach, we will talk about the real issues showing up in our lives and ways to overcome our performance barriers to achieve Champ10nship results.
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10 Talks CONVERSAT10N – 10 Ways 2 Win Gut Health Episode 10: Creating Lifelong Habits for Gut Health
Join Carlette Patterson, CEO & Co-founder of Patterson Sports Ventures®, and Dr. Joan M Hunter, Lifestyle Medicine Board Certified Physician, to learn about why we need rituals and routines, the Power of Team when creating habits, and the positive benefits of a healthy lifestyle for your gut health.
Winning Strategies:When creating a new lifestyle habit, always set your intention and use it as motivation when you feel resistance to change. Track your progress and celebrate your small wins. The goal is consistency rather than perfection. Make it enjoyable and hold yourself accountable with the Power of Team. Call a friend while on a walk or have a gym buddy.
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10 Talks CONVERSAT10N – 10 Ways 2 Win Gut Health Episode 9: Active Living and Gut Health
Join Carlette Patterson, CEO & Co-founder of Patterson Sports Ventures®, and Dr. Joan M Hunter, Lifestyle Medicine Board Certified Physician, to learn about how daily activity is great for your gut health, and how to be active in your daily life without traditionally “exercising”.
Winning Strategies:All movement is good movement and daily movement has been shown to increase the diversity of microbiota in our gut, improve the gut lining, reduce inflammation and increase immune function. Movement can look like a “Power of 10” 10-minute walk, using weights or bands for resistance training, yoga or pilates for stretching and mobility, or a HIIT workout to raise your heart rate and increase blood flow in the body.
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10 Ways 2 Win Gut Health - Episode 8: Stress and the Microbiome
Join Carlette Patterson, CEO & Co-founder of Patterson Sports Ventures®, and Dr. Joan M Hunter, Lifestyle Medicine Board Certified Physician, to learn about how stress negatively impacts the microbiome, how to manage emotional eating when you feel stressed, and the importance of relationships to reduce stress.
Winning Strategies:
High stress levels, due to the bi-directional gut-brain axis connection, reduce biodiversity in the microbiome and high cortisol hormone levels can cause the gut lining to become damaged. Practice daily stress management such as meditation or gratitude journaling and nurture close friendships so you can help each other in times of stress. Manage emotional eating during times of stress and help reduce the strain on the gut by reaching for foods that are high in fiber and fatty acids such as a trail mix, fruit bowl, and stay hydrated with water.
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10 Talks CONVERSAT10N – 10 Ways 2 Win Gut HealthEpisode 7: The Impact of Sleep & Rest
Join Carlette Patterson, CEO & Co-founder of Patterson Sports Ventures®, and Dr. Joan M Hunter, Lifestyle Medicine Board Certified Physician, to learn about the impact of sleep on the microbiome and how to practice good sleep hygiene to ensure your body can rest and recover at night.
Winning Strategies:
Adults should aim to sleep 7-9 hours per night. Less sleep negatively impacts the biodiversity of our microbiome, affects the gut lining, and causes inflammation and illness as a result. Sleep is a 24-hour cycle where our daily habits set us up for great sleep at night including a calming night routine without screens, and a quiet, dark, and cold bedroom without distractions.
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10 Talks CONVERSAT10N – 10 Ways 2 Win Gut Health Episode 6: Environmental Alignment
Join Carlette Patterson, CEO & Co-founder of Patterson Sports Ventures®, and Dr. Joan M Hunter, Lifestyle Medicine Board Certified Physician, to learn about the effects of our environment on our gut microbiome.
Winning Strategies:
Antibacterial soaps and cleaning products can negatively impact our gut microbiome. Avoid the ingredient triclosan and opt for more natural products such as vinegar and baking soda. Studies suggest that owning a pet is beneficial for our gut microbiome because we are exposed to more microbes in the dog’s hair, saliva, plus we spend more time outside.
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10 Talks CONVERSAT10N – 10 Ways 2 Win Gut Health Episode 5: Elimination Diet
Join Carlette Patterson, CEO & Co-founder of Patterson Sports Ventures®, and Dr. Joan M Hunter, Lifestyle Medicine Board Certified Physician, to learn about the difference between food allergies and food sensitivities, how to know if an elimination diet is right for you, plus a Game Plan to win your elimination diet.
Winning Strategies:The elimination diet has two phases. The first phase, elimination, is a ten-day minimum ‘season’ where you eliminate all foods that could be causing you problems including dairy, gluten, and added sugars. The second phase, reintroduction, is where you add these foods back into your diet one at a time, for three days at a time. The key is to stat up how you feel throughout this process so you can win your gut health and your life. Food allergies trigger an immune response including hives, swelling or nausea whereas food sensitivities are more common and can cause brain fog, bloating, and headaches.
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