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What about natural lifestylist Tony Riddle?

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“We can’t all live in nature, but that doesn’t mean we can’t live naturally” 


Have you checked out this guy's "natural living" ideas and practices? Have you adopted any or already naturally done them? Have they been helpful? 

 

From the show notes:

 

Tony Riddle is a barefoot running natural lifestyle coach who has devoted his life to studying what makes us human and how to live naturally in the modern world. With simple practices, Tony helps people heal and improve by changing our relationship to ourselves, to others and our personal environments. 
 

 

 

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From the show notes:

 

How can we learn about what makes us Human in order to align ourselves physically, mentally and spiritually and live from our true essence? 

Tony Riddle is a natural lifestyle coach, husband father of four, barefoot endurance athlete and author. He helps people reconnect with natural 'wild' norms so we can begin to truly thrive as we all were born to do.

 

I believe Tony is someone we all should be lending our ears to and spending the time to learn from. He has been raising some 'socially extreme' eyebrows for a fair amount of years and some would even consider his the way of living alternative and extreme... not me! IT MAKES COMPLETE SENSE. 

 

In this conversation we take many twists and turns as we delve into the ECO and discuss... Nutrition, Breath, Movement, Sleep, Bio Diversity, Why Indigenous people are so important to the planet and education, Endurance Events, Tony's incredible story about how he was born with Clubfeet and went on to hold the Men's running record for the Three Peak Challenge at age 46 and best of all Tony's Philosophies on how to be more Human. 

 

 

 

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tony riddle lifestyle coach and endurance runner at desk

 

"I have a low sitting desk – a low desk set up for floor sitting when working from home, for transitioning between ground sitting positions to help unravel, keep supple and strong."

 

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