
Future of Fitness
Eric Malzone
Show overview
Future of Fitness has been publishing since 2017, and across the 9 years since has built a catalogue of 558 episodes. That works out to roughly 440 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 42 min and 53 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. It is catalogued as a EN-language Health & Fitness show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 days ago, with 39 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Eric Malzone.
From the publisher
We are putting a shoulder into the fitness industry and pushing it forward into the modern digital age. Eric Malzone, a 14-year industry veteran, entrepreneur, advisor, and coach, interviews the brightest movers and shakers in the fitness and health industries. Interviewing some of the industry's top executives, entrepreneurs, investors, and thought leaders, topics will vary covering cutting edge technology, entrepreneurship, hot industry trends, and so much more. If you're in or around the industry, this is how you keep your edge sharp.
Latest Episodes
View all 558 episodesEric Bormel - Good Deals Are Quiet: Demystifying M&A for Fitness Founders
Dr. Tania Elliott - What If Fitness IS the New Primary Care? And What If That's a Good Thing?
Juliet Starrett & Alex Alimanestianu - Quarterly Reports: The GLP-1 Tipping Point, CrossFit Finds Its CEO, Garmin's Quiet Takeover of Fitness
David Magida - The Gym Operator's Guide to HYROX: Structure, Culture, and Revenue
Erik Jivmark - Sleep Cycle: 85 Million Downloads, 15 Years of Data, Zero Wearables
Eric Casaburi - From Serotonin Centers to 108,000 Gyms: Solving Longevity's Distribution Problem
Karl Foster - Why Most AI Projects Fail: Sport Alliance's Head of AI on Change Management vs Technology
Eric Cressey - 110 MPH Fastballs, Youth Specialization, and Cutting Through YouTube Garbage
Edward Hertzman - Why Are the Most Successful Companies Hiding? Athletech CEO on Repositioning the Industry
Women's Health Series - Groe Solutions: Dr. Jennifer King, PhD, MPH - The Forgotten Population
Women's Health Series - Groe Solutions: Amy Bantham, DrPH - From Playground to Silver Years
Women's Health Series - Groe Solutions: Anaelle Oiknine - The Research Revolution
Dave Appel - A Tsunami Is Coming: What Gym Owners Need to Know About Peptide Deregulation
Jane Wang - Your Retention Strategy Is Backwards: Optimity's Lifetime Journey Approach
Marco Benitez - Mining Gold from 300+ Wearables: How ROOK Unifies Scattered Data
Anna Emanuel MD - Medicine 4.0: Next Health's Dr. Anna Emanuel on the Future of Preventative Care
Rick Mayo - No Pressure, Just Strategy: Why Alloy Took a PE Partner After 30 Years
Doug Gremmen - From 600 to 1.8 Million Participants: Inside Hyrox's Rocket Ship Growth
Karl Sanft - COVID, Bankruptcy, and Back: The 24 Hour Fitness Turnaround
Jim LaValle - Peptides, GLP-1s, and the Product Problem: What Longevity Brands Are Missing
In this episode, Eric Malzone hangs out with Jim LaValle—a legend in metabolic health who's been deep in this world for over 40 years—for a real conversation about GLP-1s, peptides, and what it actually takes to build a healthier, longer life. Jim gets honest about why these drugs can be a game-changer but also why so many people use them wrong, the sketchy side of the "research only" peptide market, and which peptides he's actually excited about for gut health, hormones, and fixing your sleep. They also talk about why the fitness industry hasn't quite cracked the longevity code yet, and how the whole landscape is shifting thanks to consumer demand, post-COVID wake-up calls, and even AI. It's a no-BS chat that'll make you rethink quick fixes and appreciate the basics again. Key Takeaways 🧬 GLP-1s are a powerful tool, but treat them like a lifeline, not a free pass—if you ignore protein, training, and the basics, you'll just lose muscle and gain it all back. 💉 Dosing matters way more than most people realize. Slow and steady (a couple pounds a week) beats maxing out and getting stuck on the highest dose. ⚠️ The "research only" peptide world is the Wild West—impurities, wrong doses, and sketchy syringes are real risks. If you're injecting it, you want the safety stuff to be legit. 🌙 Peptides go way beyond weight loss: epitalon for circadian rhythm, kisspeptin for hormones, KPV and larazotide for gut healing—Jim's got a whole toolkit for different jobs. 📈 Why now? COVID scared people straight, and when their regular doctors didn't have answers, they went looking—and found peptides, biohacking, and a whole new way to take control. 🏋️ For all the cool new tech, exercise, sleep, and solid nutrition are still the foundation. Gyms give you the structure and community that no peptide can replace. OUR SPONSORS: 🔗 Perfect Gym: https://www.perfectgym.com/en 🔗 eGym: https://egym.com/int