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BHP 088: Dr. Mark Cucuzella | Sugar, Institutional Change, Running Better and Minimalist Shoes
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Our guest this week is Dr. Mark Cucuzella – a man with more talents and accolades than we can easily fit into an opening sentence.
Here’s everything you need to know:
- Dr. Cucuzella is a professor at WVU School of Medicine
- He’s also a practicing physician and is responsible for the removal of sugar from WVU hospitals
- He’s a competitive runner with over 100 marathon and ultramarathon finishes
- Mark opened the nation’s first minimalist shoe store, Two River Treads in Ranson, West Virginia
- He designed the Air Force’s Efficient Running Project to promote healthier and better running
- And he’s the author of Run For Your Life, a book about, you guessed, running better & healthier
PRESS PLAY to tune into our conversation about eating less sugar, educating the public, creating institutional change, running better, and of course, minimalist shoes.
In This Episode:
- Meet “the man who removed sugar from WVU hospitals” (not a single soda in the drink machines!)
- The best 5-Minute Crash Course in Sugar Metabolism you’ll ever hear
- Using Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) for personal and coaching purposes
- No coincidence: the most obese states are also the least educated
- Making education accessible in order to affect change
- What it really takes to drive institutional change
- Movement, natural running and why most people “run wrong” (+ what to do instead!)
- The problem with most footwear and what to look for when choosing your shoes
- Building and leading incredible teams and business
- Using Elastic Recoil: Mark shares a few tips from Run For Your Life to help us run better and healthier
- Dr. Mark’s Top Tips to:
- Be Better
- Do Better
PRESS PLAY TO TUNE IN.
Links & Resources
- Dr. Mark Cucuzella’s Website
- The Nation’s First Minimalist Shoe Store: Two River Treads
- Mark’s Book: Run For Your Life
- Scott Dolly: Movement, Performance, and Longevity on the BHP
- Lauren Burgess: ULTRA Marathons and Self Discovery on the BHP
Follow Ryan & The BHP
- Ryan Munsey | Website | Instagram
- Better Human Project on Instagram
- Master Your Mind Online Course
- F*ck Your Feelings on Amazon or Audible
The post BHP 088: Dr. Mark Cucuzella | Sugar, Institutional Change, Running Better and Minimalist Shoes appeared first on Ryan Munsey.
210 episodes
Archived series ("Inactive feed" status)
When? This feed was archived on February 21, 2023 09:08 (). Last successful fetch was on December 14, 2022 10:02 ()
Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.
What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 266579465 series 2359446
Our guest this week is Dr. Mark Cucuzella – a man with more talents and accolades than we can easily fit into an opening sentence.
Here’s everything you need to know:
- Dr. Cucuzella is a professor at WVU School of Medicine
- He’s also a practicing physician and is responsible for the removal of sugar from WVU hospitals
- He’s a competitive runner with over 100 marathon and ultramarathon finishes
- Mark opened the nation’s first minimalist shoe store, Two River Treads in Ranson, West Virginia
- He designed the Air Force’s Efficient Running Project to promote healthier and better running
- And he’s the author of Run For Your Life, a book about, you guessed, running better & healthier
PRESS PLAY to tune into our conversation about eating less sugar, educating the public, creating institutional change, running better, and of course, minimalist shoes.
In This Episode:
- Meet “the man who removed sugar from WVU hospitals” (not a single soda in the drink machines!)
- The best 5-Minute Crash Course in Sugar Metabolism you’ll ever hear
- Using Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) for personal and coaching purposes
- No coincidence: the most obese states are also the least educated
- Making education accessible in order to affect change
- What it really takes to drive institutional change
- Movement, natural running and why most people “run wrong” (+ what to do instead!)
- The problem with most footwear and what to look for when choosing your shoes
- Building and leading incredible teams and business
- Using Elastic Recoil: Mark shares a few tips from Run For Your Life to help us run better and healthier
- Dr. Mark’s Top Tips to:
- Be Better
- Do Better
PRESS PLAY TO TUNE IN.
Links & Resources
- Dr. Mark Cucuzella’s Website
- The Nation’s First Minimalist Shoe Store: Two River Treads
- Mark’s Book: Run For Your Life
- Scott Dolly: Movement, Performance, and Longevity on the BHP
- Lauren Burgess: ULTRA Marathons and Self Discovery on the BHP
Follow Ryan & The BHP
- Ryan Munsey | Website | Instagram
- Better Human Project on Instagram
- Master Your Mind Online Course
- F*ck Your Feelings on Amazon or Audible
The post BHP 088: Dr. Mark Cucuzella | Sugar, Institutional Change, Running Better and Minimalist Shoes appeared first on Ryan Munsey.
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