Welcome to the Uncivilized Perspective: Rethinking Health and Fitness

Welcome to the very first post on the Uncivilized Perspective blog. I’m glad you’re here.

This blog is here for one main reason: to challenge the way we think about health and fitness. The name Uncivilized Performance & Wellness reflects exactly that.

Why “Uncivilized”?

To me, “uncivilized” means having the courage to keep an open mind and to question the so-called “truths” we’re told by “the experts”. Too often, we accept conventional health advice without asking why. Here, I want to dig deeper, think critically, and explore alternative perspectives backed by curiosity and evidence.

What You Can Expect

On this blog, I’ll share fresh ideas and thought-provoking questions about all things health and wellness.

For example, you’ve probably heard the advice to limit sodium intake to 1.5 grams per day. But what if that guideline doesn’t apply in all situations?

  • In the summer, when we sweat more and lose sodium, shouldn’t we replace what’s lost?
  • When we’re more active, sodium helps signal our nervous system—don’t we want enough to support optimal function?

These are the kinds of topics we’ll explore together, questioning mainstream narratives, considering context, and rethinking the “one-size-fits-all” health rules.

A Space for Discussion

This isn’t just a platform for my ideas; it’s a conversation. I welcome your questions, challenges, and even disagreements. If you think I’ve got something wrong, let’s talk about it. That’s how we learn and grow.

Let’s Think Differently About Health

If you’ve made it this far, thank you. I hope this is just the beginning of your journey here. There’s much more to come, and I’m excited to share, learn, and evolve with you.

Stay curious. Stay “uncivilized.”


The Uncivilized Perspective

By site-8eg4ZA March 12, 2026
Don't be fooled or worship hybrid athletes
By site-8eg4ZA March 5, 2026
Why you don't deserve to reach your fitness goals
By site-8eg4ZA February 24, 2026
The Right Body Part Split for 90% of People
By site-8eg4ZA February 19, 2026
How to intertwine movement into your white collar job
By site-8eg4ZA February 17, 2026
Why you Shouldn't Chase Muscle Soreness in the Gym
By site-8eg4ZA February 4, 2026
Weight Training with the Right Amount of Intensity
By site-8eg4ZA January 29, 2026
How to Interpret the New Food Pyramid
By site-8eg4ZA January 22, 2026
Top 3 Reasons Your Strength has Plateaued.
By site-8eg4ZA January 14, 2026
A Thought on New Year's Resolutions and setting goals
By site-8eg4ZA January 8, 2026
Why STRENGTH is the best metric to track in your fitness journey