Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth - 2725: The Perfect Fitness/Biohacking Day

Episode Date: November 10, 2025

The Perfect Fitness/Biohacking Day The perfect 24 hours for fitness and biohacking broken down from beginning to end. (2:13) #1 - Wake up (starts the night before after 8 hours of sleep), drink 16 ounces of water with electrolytes, and go outside to get sun (without your phone). (4:22) #2 - Eat a high-protein (30-50 grams) breakfast with some fats and berries (fiber). (7:32) #3 - Go for a 30–60-minute walk for insulin sensitivity; gratitude practice. (9:16) #4 - Eat a high-protein (30-50 grams)/starchy meal (50-75 grams carbs), drink 16 ounces of electrolyte water, and go for another 30–60-minute walk. (14:04) #5 - 60 mins later, have caffeine or pre-workout. (14:48) #6 - 90 mins later, cold dip 2-4 mins. (16:30) #7 - Red light 20 mins (10 on front and 10 on back naked), and do mobility in front of the red light. (17:36) #8 - Lift weights full-body, and another 32 ounces of electrolyte water. (18:14) #9 - Post-workout sauna 20 mins. (21:32) #10 - Post-workout meal mirrors pre-workout, but includes well-cooked greens. (22:29) #11 - Evening relaxation. (22:58) Related Links/Products Mentioned   Related Links/Products Mentioned Visit Eight Sleep for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump Listeners! ** Use the code MINDPUMP from November 10th - December 1st: "Up to $700 off Pod 5 Ultra." The best part is that you still get 30 days to try it at home and return it if you don't like it – – Shipping to many countries worldwide. ** BLACK FRIDAY SALE: 60% off ALL Programs, Guides, and MODs **Code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout** Mind Pump Store Effects of Higher Dietary Protein and Fiber Intakes at Breakfast on Postprandial Glucose, Insulin, and 24-h Interstitial Glucose in Overweight Adults The Case For Taking a Walk After You Eat WHAT THE LONGEST STUDY ON HUMAN HAPPINESS FOUND IS THE KEY TO A GOOD LIFE Cold Plunge Before or After Workout? The Ultimate Guide for Recovery & Performance What You Should Know About Red Light Therapy Get a free Sample Pack of LMNT's most popular drink mix flavors with any purchase! As always, LMNT offers no-questions-asked refunds on all orders. The 8-count LMNT Sample Pack doubles down on our most popular flavors: Citrus Salt, Raspberry Salt, Watermelon Salt, and Orange Salt (2 stick packs of each flavor): Visit DrinkLMNT.com/MindPump Adding Sauna After Workouts Boosts Heart Health, Study Shows Mind Pump's First Ever Luxury Destination Mind Pump Podcast – YouTube Mind Pump Free Resources People Mentioned Andrew Huberman, Ph.D. (@hubermanlab) Instagram People Mentioned Andrew Huberman, Ph.D. (@hubermanlab) Instagram  

If you want to pump your body and expand your mind, there's only one place to go. Mind Pump, Mind Pump with your hosts. Sal DeStefano, Adam Schaefer, and Justin Andrews. You just found the most downloaded fitness, health, and entertainment podcast. This is Mind Pump. Today's episode. What if you had 24 hours to design the perfect fitness and biohacking day? You have access to tools, things that you can use, gym equipment.

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I'm talking about the perfect 24 hours for fitness and biohacking. What if you could take a day and maximize it from beginning to end to improve your health, longevity, muscle growth, fat loss, What would it look like? We're going to paint that picture for you today in our episode. Let's get to it. I'm super nervous to do this. I just feel like we're setting the table for Dave Asprey or Ben Greenfield to do one of those comment videos

where they're going to pick apart whatever you say right here. We're not going to go to that crazy. No. No coffee animas or nostril things. Nothing shoved up anything. More traditional biohacking. I want to make this realistic. Yes.

both realistic, also data-driven. Okay. Also, you know, something that somebody who's motivated would do. So realistic, this is the perfect 24 hours. Achievable, yeah. So this is the perfect 24 hours. So this is like, hey, I got the day off. I'm really into fitness and health.

I, you know, plan this week. You know, Saturday, I'm going to try this thing out. What can I do? So it's both the motivated person, but also it's got to be realistic and stuff that works. Like the stuff that the data actually supports, like, what would that look like from beginning to end to maximize things like insulin sensitivity, muscle growth, energy? Do you have fun of experiment anyway, right? That's right. Well, I know you're setting the table for this as like this biohack day.

I mean, I could see this being this incredible, almost like reset day after a long, stressful week. Totally. Right? Hard week at work, stressful, flying places, all kinds of stuff going on. Maybe not the best night's sleep, missed workouts, all the things. like, okay, Saturday, I've got the day off and I'm going to just... We're on lockdown. Yeah, what can I do to like just fully optimize my health in my body in a single day?

What would it look like? Totally. And this is something that would totally interest me. You know, if I had a day that was totally off and I wanted to do something like what you said, Adam, either reset or have a workout, but maximize the workout itself with all the tools that I have access to, the ones that, you know, the data show actually works. Like, this would get me excited to do something like this. So obviously we're going to start off with waking up.

right now this day starts the night before though like i got to say that right i don't care the rest of this doesn't matter if the night before you went to bed set up yes if you had bad sleep the night before uh if you you you know only slept of you know four five hours or you drank the night before whatever um it'll this will help but it's not going to make that big of a difference so this this entire day starts with the night before you want eight hours of sleep now that's eight hours of sleep meaning you're going to bed and waking up, probably giving yourself about eight and a half hours. You want to give yourself 30 minute buffer to fall asleep.

This is where I think a lot of people, when they see the studies on 7 to 8 hours, they don't realize that that's sleep, not just I went to bed. So to set this up the night before, you want to go to bed and then you want to wake up about eight and a half hours later, give yourself about 30 minutes,

and then leading up to that bedtime, be off electronics, don't eat any food for maybe an hour or two before bed so that you have, and make sure you have a nice, cool, dark room so you can have a great night of sleep. So that's how it's going to start. Otherwise, like I said, the rest of this is going to be a bit of a waste.

Okay, so what do you do when you first wake up besides use the bathroom? Drink 16 ounces of water with electrolytes and go outside. Go outside and be in the sun for a good 10 to 15 minutes. This sets their circadian rhythm. This also has an effect on insulin sensitivity. This has an effect on mood. The studies on this are quite interesting. And a lot of us don't get this right out the gates.

What we tend to do is reach for caffeine right away. You'd be surprised what some... By the way, this doesn't have to be a sunny day. It could be cloudy, but just go outside and get some sunlight for the first, like I said, 10-50. Yeah, do that without reaching for your phone. I was just going to tell you, I wanted to add that since this wasn't on here as like, if we are detoxing or resetting or optimizing a day, I also think this would be a perfect time to do a day without technology,

day without phone technology. Because you're going to use other biohacking technology away from social media and all that, I think has to carry some incredible benefits. Yeah, thanks for adding that, guys. What's interesting is the way you start your day tends to have an effect that the studies will show. By the way, this has to do with nutrition. This has to do with whether or not you get up and you have to rush out for work, or you get up and you get, like I said, you're on your phone.

And what tends to be on our algorithm are things that get our stress levels up a little bit. So it's like news, politics, it's rumors, it's gossip. And it tends to set the stage. And there are studies that suggest that this affects the rest of the day regardless of what happens for the rest of the day. So don't immediately wake up and go on your phone. Actually be off your phone. Get up, drink this water with electrolytes, go outside, be in the sun. and without your phone, what's probably going to happen,

he's probably going to think. You're probably going to be a little bored or whatever. That's exactly what we want. We want to set the stage for the rest of the day so that everything else you do is that much more effective. When you're ready, now it's time for breakfast. Does what you eat for breakfast make a difference for the rest of the day? Yes, absolutely.

The best studies show that a high protein breakfast with some fats will improve insulin sensitivity for the rest of the day, regardless of what you eat for the rest of the day. And this affects cravings, energy crashes or energy surges that you tend to have. Again, I'm going to go back to what I said earlier, even if later, what you're not going to do if you follow this, but even if later you eat foods that tend to cause these, you know, blood sugar spikes, if you start the day with high protein and some fats, that tends to blunt that response later on.

Long-term stabilizing effect. It's really interesting. So if I'm building the perfect bra. I'm doing steak, eggs, and a bowl of fruit. Yeah. I'm glad you threw. Berries. Yes.

Yes. Beries are high fiber, low glycemic index. High antioxidants. High antioxidants. They taste great. And then the high protein, people are like, well, how much is high protein? I'm going to be clear here. It's probably about 30 grams for women, 50 grams for men.

And I have to say that because I think when people eat a classic, what they would consider a classic breakfast, which is like two eggs, a couple slices of bacon, you're looking that, you know, what is that, you know, 15, 20. Yeah, 15, 20 at most. No, you want about 30 to 50 grams. By the way, if you can eat eggs and you don't mind eating a lot of eggs, like a lot of eggs, is perfect. You got the fats, you got the proteins. You've got all the nutrients there. Now you throw in a bowl of blueberries, blackberries, raspberries. You've got your fiber. And this really sets the stage for, like I said, later on, the insulin sensitivity.

It also is going to set you up. This is all, by the way, setting us up for a workout later. So we can have a really, really good workout. Now, ideally, I know you say you start off with like this kind of, wake up and would you go for like a little walk before you have breakfast or are you only walking after you eat you can go before coffee you can go before too you can go before too but after is where we see the best effect so what they say post-pranial right so after breakfast uh go for a walk now as little as 10 minutes has a nice effect longer walks have a better effect 30 to 60 minutes is going to make the biggest impact on digestion on insulin sensitivity and on hormones

for the rest of the day, including the stress hormone of cortisol. So post-meal, go for a walk. Notice I didn't say run or bike or anything strenuous. You can do that if you want to, but what we're trying to do here is we're trying to set you up for a really good strength training workout later. So what we don't want to do is tap into too much of that energy. In pre-fatigue.

This is just a stroll. You're just going for a walk outside after breakfast. like the idea since you've already, you're recommending in the morning, first thing in the morning to get started with electrolytes, get out in the sun is I do a 10 minute walk to start with the sun. Yeah, pre-eating. Right. So you're kind of killing two birds, one stone right now, kind of get in the body moving, blood flow, then going to my meal. Post-meal, I'm doing more like the 30 to 50-minute walk. Post-meal after that, just to speed up that digest the process and really get me going. And what you'll notice is we're kind of setting the day up with this kind of parisimpathic wake-up.

Yep. Because remember, we're going to get into a sympathetic state later with the workout, right? So parasympathetic is this kind of rest and digest system of the body. Hormones look different. Catacolamines look different. It's a different state of mind. The sympathetic is like burn, drive, go, which is what you're going to want later for your workout. So you'll notice this is kind of a slow wake up.

You're hydrating with the electrolytes. you're getting the sunlight for the circadian rhythm, the sulfx hormones. You're getting the walk post meal for the insulin sensitivity. It also helps shuttle some of those calories into your body. You have way better cognitive performance. I notice that too, if I'm really reactionary and stress heavy in the morning,

I just don't think it's clearly the rest of the day. Now next, when you're ready, so this could be, you know, so you could kind of chill, relax a little bit. Next, by the way, during the relax period, if you want to add something, I think some kind of contemplative book or podcast. Gratitude practice would be awesome right here. Yes.

Like what is the research on that? I know there's all kinds of stuff that they've done with like the positive benefits of doing something like a gratitude practice. Like this would be a perfect place, in my opinion, to insert this. Yeah. Just to get into that little deeper, our brains, our minds are not wired to notice positive things nearly as much as they're wired to notice negative things or scary things. negative and scary things

I don't have to remind you like nobody does there is no such thing as a hey have a practice where you think of all the terrible things in your life that doesn't exist the stoics you know would promote that

on some level the worst case scenario but it's not but it's always to set you up with the so nobody does that practice because it's so natural it's very natural for us to think about all the scary stressful stuff

what's unnatural is to think of all the good stuff. That's why it's called a practice because you have to consciously do it. But when you do it, the data shows it totally shifts your mindset from one of stress to one of more joy and happiness and gratitude. What does this show up physiologically? Less inflammation, better testosterone levels, better insulin sensitivity, more balanced with estrogen or progesterone in women. But it is a practice. So I'm glad you said that, Adam, because you should probably sit and think, by the way, when you start doing this regularly, and this is not necessarily part of this day, but if you practice this on a regular basis, you notice more good things because you practice noticing more good things.

I think it's just such a powerful thing to add here, because if we're going to touch on the, like, trying to detach from the phone also in this day, inserting a positive, I think a lot of people that have never actually tried to build a day like this, that have actually intentionally went away from the phone and then intentionally included a gratitude practice, I think you, I don't know too many people that will not feel, feel a difference from that day, because how profound it is to already not be looking at negative stuff to start your day. And then not only that, but go out of your way to practice focusing on all the positive things. I think that person will probably feel, actually feel a difference in the first time that they do that.

Totally. All right. Now when you're ready, this is when you're going to have your kind of higher calorie pre-workout meal. It's another high protein meal, but this time we're going to throw some starches in there. What this typically looks like is about 30 grams of protein for women, 50 grams of carbohydrates. For men, it's about 50 grams of protein, 75 grams of carbohydrates. Now you're going to drink another 16 ounces of water with this meal. And we're using starches because now we're looking for glycogen, right? We want this energy in our muscles. We want a better pump.

Starches do this better than other types of carbohydrates. White rice right here. Yeah. This is for me, white rice or sweet potato. White rice with your favorite meat right here. That's right. This is a go-to move right here. And then after this, you're going to go for another walk.

So probably another 30-minute walk. And then about 60 minutes later, now you have your caffeine. Now, I know. Justin's going crazy right now. I know. He's like, this is cup number two. Well, actually, this is cup one. Cup zero was when you first-up.

That's right. Your first cup doesn't count. But about 60 minutes after that post-meal walk, now have your caffeine or your pre-workout. This dose is different. from person to person. For me, it's about 400 milligrams. For some people, it's as little as 100 milligrams. So I'll do, you know, like a pulse is a pre-workout from Legion that I'll use sometimes.

Or I'll just have, you know, just straight up 400 milligrams caffeine. Now, even though we're teasing Justin a bit about cup zero and really coffee, and I probably wouldn't have waited this long to have my first cup of coffee. But there are, and I know, I believe it, was it, no, it wasn't Peter Atea. It was Huberman who made this popular. but it was, was it the first night. Is it 90 minutes? I believe it's the first 90 minutes.

There's benefits to waiting the first 90. So at least waiting 90 minutes of that first part of your day before you actually have your first cup. Again, we're painting the picture of the perfect day. Right, right. So you're, so. You would never hear us talk about this is like on a. This is every day.

Yeah. This is a. You're like, I got to go to work. Yeah. Yeah. We're building the ultimate planned day right here. So keep that. And there's also look, you could also, like some people have coffee twice a day.

Yeah. Which is fine. But if you saved all of it for this right here, this pre-workout, not only is your body primed, you were outside, you fed yourself, insulin sensitivity is good. Now you have a big bolus of caffeine. Yeah. You're going to be ready. Well, we're trying to shuttle this into the strength training session, which is going to be perfect.

That's right. After this, so now about 90 minutes later, so this is much less like an hour and a half, two hours after your meal, now you get into a cold dip. And this is the way cold dip should be used. I love this. As a pre-workout. A lot of people will talk about using them post-workout. There's some value post-workout, mainly as a quick way to tamp down inflammation,

reduce damage, which some people say it's bad because it cuts down the muscle building signal. For some people, this is a good thing. If you're going to work out again later in the day, like hard training athletes, we're not doing that here. What we're trying to do here as I'm trying to use the caffeine plus the cold dip to get your catacolamines through the roof, you are going to feel psyched and your joints are going to feel like there's no pain because of the cold. And you're going to be in this cold dip

for about two to four minutes, which is brutal. It's not, it's not. But how colds the water typically when you, when you, uh, what do we have set? 45. Is that sound right, Justin? Yeah, that's right. 45 at the, I think that's what the park city's house is set out. Yeah. Something like that. Yeah. So you cold. It's very cold. Yeah. Yeah. So you get in there for about two minutes. Uh, almost ready for your workout. Now this is a biohacking tool. It's got, tremendous data supporting it. You're going to get in front of red light, red light therapy.

You're going to do 20 minutes, 10 minutes on the front of your body, 10 minutes on the back. Why are we doing this pre-workout? This has been shown to boost muscle growth. It sets up, it amplifies the mitochondria. It actually is priming those muscles. That's why we're doing the front and the back of the body.

You want to stand in front of it naked to get the full effect. And after this 20 minutes, you're ready to lift. So you did your cold dip. You got your caffeine. You did your red light therapy front and back. Now go lift and you're going to do a full body workout. And full body workout just has the best overall effect at sending this huge signal for muscle growth throughout the whole body. Remember, when you lift weights, there's an acute effect, meaning the, or localized effect, I should say, where it's the muscles you train.

But there's also the kind of the systemic effect. So when you do squats, most of the muscle growth goes the legs. But the whole body gets a little bit of a stimulant. list, right? When you do overhead press, most of its shoulders and arms, whole body gets a little bit of a so full body workout. What we're trying to do here is we're trying to maximize this muscle muscle recruitment, maximize force production. That's right. Your biggest movers are going to be those compound lifts. And you are going to do compound lifts. That's what this workout looks like. The only thing I would add to right here in this, because so far this day is like so perfect.

In fact, it's got me so excited to want to try this. It's been a while since I built a day like this just to see how kind of a workout I get. Right before I get into my full. And I, and I, and I, I might even do some of this in front of the red light is some of my mobility stuff. Oh, yeah. I might do some of my 9090s right here or pigeon stretch while in front of the red light. So kind of killing two birds when I was really starting to prime my body to get into this workout. Because at this point, you know, as far as priming your central nervous system and getting yourself fed, I mean, you are caffeine. I mean, you are ready to go.

The next thing would just to be kind of mobilized and get loose and get warmed up. Especially if you know those mobility exercise that. move the needle for you the most. Totally. That's me, that internal rotation, doing 90s would be perfect. That's why I would do like two, two of my favorite.

So whatever your two favorite, like mobility primers are before you get into your lift, I'm probably doing that in front of my red light where I'm getting ready. And then it's game time right into the lip. Now, the workout is going to be big gross motor movement exercises. This is what moves the needle. This is what you're in,

by the way, because of the setup with the hydration, the food and everything we've done, you should get one of the best pumps who've ever your entire life, especially with the Red Life therapy, which is, you know, I've tried this a couple times. It's pretty remarkable. So the workout's going to start with either squats or deadlifts. Then you'll do your bench press, your overhead press. You'll do something for your arms. If you want to do like an exercise for your back, like pull-ups, you can do that before your

overhead press. And that's pretty much your workout, about three sets per exercise, keep the reps around 10, and you can go ahead and drive the intensity. Now, as far as like hydration right here, obviously you are typical drinking lots of water. Are you adding another? thing of element here. Are you going to do that? Okay. Yes. More electrolytes because of the workout, but also because what we're going to do after the workout. Because we're going to do something else here after the workout. So again,

the workout's going to look like squats or dead lifts, three sets, bench press, then maybe some pull-ups or some rows, overhead press. Do your biceps and triceps if you want to do some core in there. And then you're totally done. While you're training, you should be drinking at least 32 ounces of water with electrolytes. I'm usually higher. One to three-minute rest.

One to three-minute rest in between sets. and minimum of 30 200. I was to say at least that on a day like this. If this is a day where you're planning all day, I might even stretch this workout. Why not? I mean, this is a day when you're fed,

you're primed. Three minute rest. Yeah, you're mapping it out as the ultimate. Like, this is the day that I'm going to try and make these long rest periods and really take my time.

Totally. But if you like the faster-paced workout, a minute would be the minimum I would do. Now when you're done with your workout, you jump in the sauna for 20 minutes. Here's what's interesting about this. The date on this is phenomenal. post-workout sauna, boost muscle growth, and boost V-O-2 max.

What's cool about this, you're not doing anything. You're just sitting in a hot room. So when they do studies on this and they compare groups of people, simulates it. Adding the sauna post-workout doesn't require more recovery, doesn't add more damage, doesn't, you know, if anything, it reduces inflammation. But what it does do is it boost the muscle-building signal

and it boosts V-O-2-Max. Studies on endurance athletes are remarkable. Sona, boom, boost in V2 max in endurance. For muscle building, boom, you get more muscle growth from the sauna. So it's really the core temperature increase that triggers that. It boost nitric oxide production. It boosts blood flow. You're boosting BDNF, which is great for the brain.

It's a great post-workout practice. Then you're going to have your post-workout meal after this. So after you rinse off and you're ready to eat, your post-workout meal is going to mirror very closely to what your pre-workout meal look like. So 30 to 50 grams of protein, 50 to 75 grams of starch of carbs. But now we're going to include, make sure you include,

a nice serving of really well-cooked greens. I say well-cooked because you want them to be easy to digest. This is going to help with the digestive process that you just had for your meal. But the day's not over. So here's the cool part. Here's what biohackers never talk about.

Now you relax. Is relaxation a part of improving longevity, a part of helping with recovery and muscle growth. Huge for recovery. You want to get back into parasympathetic. Yeah. So we just went sympathetic, right? Maximize.

We just went, so just to break it down, you went caffeine, cold dip. It's like sympathetic, like nation, right? You work out sympathetic. Sana, starting to go a little bit more parasympathetic. Post-workout meal, parasympathetic. And now- So the best stretching sequence with that to add in would be our static stretch. Static stretching, breathing, watch a movie,

something that you enjoy, that's fun. Go out, relax, have a good dinner. Finish the day off with something relaxing. That's the end of this whole. This is what our Gen Z would call raw dogging silences. I'm serious, there's like a trend going. You guys seen this?

There's a trend going on right now. I think it's called raw dogging silence and they try and not use electronic. Yeah, it's like their version of meditation. Like, can you like completely just have nothing? Can you be bored? Yeah, can you be bored for like one hour? And so it's crazy that that's become such a big challenge.

But again, I think that's incredibly valuable right now. Probably for me, I think the stretching on with Justin, I think that giving myself something to kind of do can be meditative in itself. And so I think that's where you would insert this. What's perfect about all this is so when we put together, we have a mind pump house. Yeah, this makes you want to go to Park City. We have a house in Park City that has all of this. It has all this stuff in there. has got the red light, the cold dip, the sauna, the garage has a gym.

It's got the, you know, electrolytes already in there, in fact, because that's one of our sponsors. And then we have the movie theater in there. Yeah. So when I think of relaxation and parisempathetic, I'm going in a dark room. I'm sitting in that room, stretching. You know, nice dinner, then go watch a movie. Watch a nice thing. Well, this is why you guys, I mean, I've said this before many times.

This is my favorite place of our places, even more than the Tahoe place, even though size-wise, it doesn't compare to the Tahoe place. I love that it has all of this. I love that I could go there and feel like I can have. And it's probably the last time I did something remotely close to this, to be honest with you. Trying to think the last time that I had such a great setup where I could do all of this, like in one spot. I know.

Last one was so great because it was just being there with my kids. And they just having the ice plunge there was like, you know, inviting. And so we all just kind of dare each other to do it. You know, it was great. They loved it. It's all set up in the garage too. So we have the cold dip and the sauna and the gym all in the garage. so you can do. Well, it's that time of year where we run a cool giveaway for the Park City House.

So this is cool. It's cool timing to do this episode, cool timing to announce to the audience, that this is, and we did something similar last year. I think we're giving away more this year. We're giving away too. So here's what it looks like, right? So we have our black Friday, November sale. This is where everything's 60% off. All the programs, all the bundles. Everything's 60% off. Every time you get something, you get raffles. You get tickets to enter into our raffles. So if you get a bundle, you get 10 entries. If you get a maps program, you get, I think, five, no, three entries. And then mods and guides give you one entry.

Two people are going to get one week stay at our Park City House. That's got all the stuff. It's got the cold dip, the sauna, the gym. It's got the red light. It's got everything in there. So if you want, you could plan one or more of these days because you get a week there. By the way, if people want to look at the place, it's mindpumpurrentals.com. Mindpumprentals.com.

And it includes a $1,000 traveling voucher. too for your plane tickets. Right. So you get to stay there for a week, plus the travel voucher. Two people win that. And then we also have some other stuff. Five people are going to win three months

of one-on-one coaching with our trainers. Ten people win three months of our concierge coaching. So if you want to try and get in there for free, go to Maps Fitness Products.com. Use the code Black Friday. That gives you the 60% off. And again, bundles give you the most entries. The second most are the programs.

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