33 episodes

What's the history behind MLMs? How is technology changing our fitness? How have beauty standards evolved over the past few decades? Veterans of the fitness industry, Michael Ulloa and Kate Lyman, bring you a brand new podcast that's all about about busting common fitness and nutrition myths, helping you separate fact from fiction, and providing you with practical, evidence-based information in a wellness space overrun with misinformation.

How to: Fitness Michael Ulloa and Kate Lyman

    • Health & Fitness
    • 5.0 • 20 Ratings

What's the history behind MLMs? How is technology changing our fitness? How have beauty standards evolved over the past few decades? Veterans of the fitness industry, Michael Ulloa and Kate Lyman, bring you a brand new podcast that's all about about busting common fitness and nutrition myths, helping you separate fact from fiction, and providing you with practical, evidence-based information in a wellness space overrun with misinformation.

    32 | Should I Trust My Smartwatch?

    32 | Should I Trust My Smartwatch?

    In this episode of the How To Fitness Podcast, we delve into smartwatch reliability and usage, with a special focus on whether these popular devices can be trusted for fitness tracking.We cover smartwatch features like step counts, sleep tracking, heart rate monitoring, and calorie burn estimations, dispelling myths and setting realistic expectations for users. We offer insights into the varied accuracy of different brands and stresses the importance of using smartwatches as a guide rather th...

    • 42 min
    31 | The Physiology & Psychology of Emotional Eating: You’re Not Broken, You’re Human

    31 | The Physiology & Psychology of Emotional Eating: You’re Not Broken, You’re Human

    This episode is one of our longest and, hopefully, one that can be supportive to many. We dive into a comprehensive discussion on emotional eating, the normal physical and physiological processes that play a role, and the impact of stress on eating habits.5:30 Different individuals have different stress responses and find their appetite impacted differently by stress. While many find they have no appetite when stress is high, others turn to food for comfort and find themselves emotionally eat...

    • 58 min
    30 | Q&A from Spain with Michael and Kate

    30 | Q&A from Spain with Michael and Kate

    In this episode of 'How to Fitness Podcast,' Michael and I share a rare in-person discussion from Valencia, Spain. We delve into our current travels, touch on Michael’s missed Ironman event, and discuss the significance of adjusting fitness goals and business strategies based on personal life changes.The episode transitions into a Q&A, tackling questions on fitness journeys, macro tracking, online business presence, and social media's role in coaching. We both share personal anecdotes, ou...

    • 33 min
    29 | Do We Really Need to Exercise?

    29 | Do We Really Need to Exercise?

    In today’s episode we explore the question of ‘do we need to exercise?’. We take a deep dive into the extent to which we can control our own health outcomes. Does exercise really benefit health? What is the minimal effective dose? Can we hack our genetics to improve our health markers? Also within this episode we take a look at the 10,000 step goal and find out why we are all so obsessed with hitting this cemented goal. We finish up the episode with some takeaway points for you to improve you...

    • 46 min
    28 | The Transformation of Food Labels: Helpful to Harmful?

    28 | The Transformation of Food Labels: Helpful to Harmful?

    In today's episode of the 'How to: Fitness' podcast, we take a deep dive into food labels. We delve into how nutrition labels evolved from primarily addressing food safety and illness prevention to focusing on health and calorie content, we examine how calorie information has expanded from packaged foods to being included in restaurant menus, and we discuss whether or not this constant focus on nutritional information is helpful...or actually harmful. 02:06 The Evolution of Nutrition Lab...

    • 53 min
    27 | Fact Checking 5 Fear Mongered Foods

    27 | Fact Checking 5 Fear Mongered Foods

    In this episode of the 'How to Fitness Podcast', we bust common myths about food and products. We tackle misinformation about aspartame, oatmeal, Himalayan sea salt, seed oils, and sunscreen (not a food, we know!). From debunking aspartame's carcinogenic risks to clarifying the benefits of Himalayan sea salt, we advocate for knowledge and critical thinking around our food choices rather than giving in to fear mongering from the internet. Join us for a fact-based discussion that promotes criti...

    • 31 min

Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5
20 Ratings

20 Ratings

kjdlewis ,

Not accepting any assumptions

I love the conversational approach Michael and Kate have to breaking down health and fitness assumptions. It feels like I’m sitting at brunch just chatting with them about the day’s topic. They are asking questions and seeking real answers here. Love it.

Melissa.L. ,

Such good info!

I love that I am being presented with facts and then allowed to figure out what is best for me in my life with the facts that are presented. I always leave each episode feeling educated and empowered to make small incremental changes that will improve my overall health. If you want a magic diet pill, get fit quick scheme, or the newest fad routine maybe listen to a different podcast because all you’ll find here is long term solutions backed by science.

Fox216 ,

Evidence based, down to earth

Kate and Michael are like listening to friends you trust. Great evidence based info that help you feel like you can navigate through noise out there in the fitness world.

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