Jason Wachob

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2,011 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 6d ago

Jason Wachob’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 13 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 5.

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So I think the big takeaway for listeners, tell me if I'm wrong, is hit above all else. voice-verified
If you're limited if you got limited cardio time, figure out a hit routine that works for you and make sure you're going to the max and in whatever structure, but just do it. voice-verified
Uh well, I like the eight rounds of forty hard, forty seconds hard, twenty seconds off. voice-verified
But the whole workout is eight minutes. voice-verified
And you're gonna take like a good five minute like to recover. voice-verified
I've done versions of that rowing. voice-verified
And you feel it the first couple it hits you for me at least, like when I get to round three or four, you start to like, okay. voice-verified
I g it it's I'm feeling this. voice-verified
And by the time you're done, you're really voice-verified
Well, when you do, we'll have you back on. voice-verified
Christy, thank you so much. voice-verified
What if the reason so many high performers burn out isn't that they're working too hard, but they never learned how to pace themselves? voice-verified
Elizabeth Savota is a science journalist and the author of the new book, The Art of Pacing. voice-verified
She spent years embedded with elite athletes to understand what separates the ones who last from the ones whose flame fizzles out? voice-verified
And the answer isn't more rest or harder grind, it's something much more nuanced. voice-verified
In today's show, she walks through the voice-verified
Physical signals that show up before burnout does. voice-verified
She explains the concept of energy management and why world champion 800-meter runner Jay Wilson takes a two-hour nap after a two-hour workout. voice-verified
We also dig into what researchers call languishing, the gray zone most of us are stuck in, and the incremental pacing adjustments that athletes use to get out of it without taking a week off. voice-verified
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