Kung Fu Practitioners vs. Bodybuilders from Biohacking Point of View
Which style of training is better for a biohacker? Kung Fu style workout or bodybuilding style workout?
Which style of training is better for a biohacker? Kung Fu style workout or bodybuilding style workout?
In the West, people focus on muscles, and exercises often mean muscle training, but in Japanese natural health, bones, joints, fingers, and toes are as important and we spend a long time adjusting them.
There aren’t conflicts in Japan like the battle between the vegan tribe and the ketogenic tribe taking place in the West.
Centenarians in the Japanese blue zones such as Okinawa, Nagano, and Shiga don’t go running or work out in the gym.
I have been doing some endurance activities, such as 47 km Hinoichi Nordic walking or 150 km Biwaichi cycling. This is to commemorate my 60-year-old birthday, testing my fitness level to see if I am still capable of doing these intense activities, but are they good for longevity?
Yesterday, I cycled around Lake Biwa, the biggest lake in Japan.
Now that I have completed 47 kilometers Hinoichi Satoyama Nordic walking, I would like to try Biwaichi cycling as part of my 60-year-old birthday commemorating events. Biwaichi means cycling around lake Biwa, which is the biggest lake in Japan.
Two days after the 47 kilometers walk, I went to Osaka with my family and walked for nearly 14 kilometers.