In this motivating episode of the Rev Up Health podcast, Dr. Mark and Tandi Hechler introduce the Big Ass Calendar (BAC) planning framework to challenge the habit of waiting for the New Year to start health goals. They argue that intentional planning now is the true path to preventing burnout and achieving midlife longevity. The hosts detail the calendar's three-part structure: setting one major annual goal (Misogi), scheduling mini-adventures, and incorporating four new winning habits throug...
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In this motivating episode of the Rev Up Health podcast, Dr. Mark and Tandi Hechler introduce the Big Ass Calendar (BAC) planning framework to challenge the habit of waiting for the New Year to start health goals. They argue that intentional planning now is the true path to preventing burnout and achieving midlife longevity. The hosts detail the calendar's three-part structure: setting one major annual goal (Misogi), scheduling mini-adventures, and incorporating four new winning habits throug...
Movement, Connection, and Longevity: Our RAGBRAI Story
Rev Up Health
28 minutes
3 months ago
Movement, Connection, and Longevity: Our RAGBRAI Story
In this uplifting and engaging episode of Rev Up Health, Dr. Mark and Tandi Hechler take a break from discussing metabolic markers to share a recent adventure that perfectly embodies their philosophy of "movement as medicine." They recount their experiences on RAGBRAI, the world's largest annual bike tour, where they joined 20,000 riders on a 406-mile journey across Iowa. This conversation goes beyond the physical challenge of cycling, exploring the profound connection between social connecti...
Rev Up Health
In this motivating episode of the Rev Up Health podcast, Dr. Mark and Tandi Hechler introduce the Big Ass Calendar (BAC) planning framework to challenge the habit of waiting for the New Year to start health goals. They argue that intentional planning now is the true path to preventing burnout and achieving midlife longevity. The hosts detail the calendar's three-part structure: setting one major annual goal (Misogi), scheduling mini-adventures, and incorporating four new winning habits throug...
