Health & fitness
Full Spectrum Fit
Most fitness advice lives in silos: strength people ignore mobility, runners skip the weight room, and everyone forgets about sleep.
Episodes
The archive
25 episodes, newest first.
- Mobility Is Strength: The Case for CARs and KinstretchMiles and Amara make the case that passive stretching is the wrong tool for the job, and walk through how joint-based training from the FRC system actually fixes the stiffness that keeps strength athletes from squatting deep, pressing overhead, and staying out of the physio's office.
- Zone 2 Cardio for People Who Actually LiftMiles and Amara break down why Zone 2 training keeps getting dismissed by lifters, what it actually does at the cellular level, and how the Zone 2 vs. HIIT debate lands differently when your primary goal is moving heavy things.
- Sleep Is Killing Your GainsMiles and Amara dig into the science of sleep as a performance variable, from what actually happens to your muscles and hormones when you skimp on rest, to why your 8pm gym session might be quietly wrecking your recovery. Built for athletes who track every macro but sleep six hours a night.
- Ozempic in the GymMillions of active adults are now on GLP-1 medications like semaglutide, but almost nobody is talking about what that actually does to your training, your muscle, and your performance. Miles and Amara break down the real data and what active people on these drugs need to do differently.
Talent
Talents in this show
Each one has a profile of their own.
About
What the show is
Full Spectrum Fit covers all of it. Each week, two hosts break down one fitness topic across every dimension that matters: the training science, the recovery protocols, the nutrition angle, and the mental game. Built for active adults who already work out but suspect they're leaving performance on the table by neglecting the pieces that don't make it onto Instagram. If you can name your one-rep max but can't touch your toes, this show is for you.
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