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My wife recently told me that 2025 was the “Year of the Snake,” which signifies a time for shedding.

I don’t know if there could be a more accurate explanation of 2025 to me.

It was a bizarre year where I stepped away from some of the behind the scenes stuff that happens at Man Flow Yoga more than ever before. This created new ways for stress to “heat seek” me out.

Join expert David Maus Jr. to explore the science of extreme temperature therapy. This episode breaks down how cold plunging and saunas improve mental clarity, accelerate recovery, and extend longevity. Learn how to integrate contrast therapy into a busy lifestyle to optimize your physical and cognitive performance.

We also go beyond temperature, covering high-impact tools like red light therapy and creatine, the world’s most researched supplement. Whether you’re looking to jumpstart your fitness journey or maximize your healthspan, this guide offers evidence-based strategies to help you live a stronger, more resilient life.

About 14 months ago, Dave stepped onto his scale and was shocked: For the first time in his life, the number on his scale started with a 3. He knew he had to do something different if he wanted to hold and play with his three young grandchildren.

Well, about 14 months later, he’s down 100 pounds, or the equivalent of two small grandchildren worth of weight.

But his journey wasn’t only filled with impressive milestones.

While there’s overwhelming evidence between the connection of penis health and cardiovascular health, as we’ve gotten more data we’ve learned that penis health is one of the most important health biomarkers. Period.

Nobody has more data than Dr. Elliot Justin, founder of MyFirmTech, which is like an Oura ring (but for down there). His team has analyzed 84,000 erections and have stumbled on some interesting conclusions.

Some men are blessed with superior genetics. And other men are at the mercy of their less-than-stellar genetic code.

Today’s guest, Man Flow Yoga Member Bob, falls into the latter group with cardiovascular health. His entire family has had some cardiac event that altered the course of their life.

Bob’s cardiac event struck when he was 49. While he was out for a run, he started feeling alarming warning signs that made him rush to the ER. Turns out, he had a heart attack.

But you know what? It’s been a quarter of a century since his heart attack – and despite being dealt an unlucky genetic hand, Bob has not let it stop him. In fact, he’s used it to up his fitness game… and he’s in stellar shape in his mid-70s.