From Ski Slopes to Tennis Courts: Integrating Sports into Your Wellness Journey

The Concierge Doc Podcast with Dr. Jason Littleton, M.D.

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Ever wondered how your weekend tennis match could revolutionize your health? I'm Dr. Jason Littleton, and this time, we're exploring the synergy between the sports you adore and your physical well-being. Straight from the snowy slopes of Tahoe, I'll share how my skiing escapade isn’t just a pastime, it's a cornerstone of my fitness regime, keeping me in top shape year-round. You'll be amazed to find out how gearing your health goals to your favorite activities, from rowing to the trendy game of pickleball, can lead to significant improvements in your weight, blood sugar, and cholesterol levels.
As CEO of Littleton Concierge Medicine, I've developed the M.E.D.S. philosophy—Move, Eat, Drink, Sleep. In this podcast, we'll talk about its vital role in cultivating a lifestyle that combats the sedentary traps set by our tech-driven world. Get ready to be energized as we discuss the importance of being active, setting health milestones linked to your hobbies, and priming your body for both fun and peak performance. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast or looking for motivation to get moving, this conversation promises to spark a fire in your quest for a healthier, happier life.

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