
Founder @ Longevity 100, Firefighter, 40 years old, Training to be strong at 100. Helping men aged 30–50 add 10+ active years through a personal coaching community with 12 niche experts.

- Defining Vitality
- How vitality differs from basic health and why it's a crucial goal for longevity.
- Nature and Movement for Energy
- The role of outdoor immersion in boosting vitality.
- How simple bodyweight exercises and natural environments enhance well-being.
- Fasting for Longevity
- The benefits of extended fasting and how it elevates clarity, mood, and metabolic health.
- Practical fasting tips and how to start safely.
- Intuitive Training and Consistency
- Why tuning into the body’s signals leads to long-term fitness success.
- How to craft a workout regimen that feels good, enhances energy, and reduces injury risk.
Key Discussion Points
- "Vitality is Life Force Energy."
- It reflects how we feel, move, and express ourselves daily.
- While health may be the absence of disease, vitality is proactive – it’s the abundance of energy, strength, and creativity we experience in life.
- "Nature immersion. Prioritize being outside whenever possible – shirtless and shoeless if you can."
- Exposure to sunshine, fresh air, and grounding (direct contact with the earth) enhances energy, strengthens immunity, and reduces inflammation.
- He trains with his own bodyweight, allowing for mobility and outdoor practice.
- Sessions are fluid – rather than forcing heavy lifts, Case listens to how his body feels each day and adjusts intensity accordingly.
- This prevents burnout, promotes longevity, and enhances enjoyment.
- He recommends 3-5 day fasts every three months as a reset for the body and mind.
- Fasting unlocks what Case describes as “a deep and rich layer of the human experience.”
- Start with a 36-hour fast (dinner-to-dinner with one full day of no calories).
- Longer fasts unlock profound benefits – from mental clarity and elevated mood to reduced cravings for unhealthy food.
- The magic begins around day 3 when energy surges, digestion rests, and sleep needs decrease.
- Expect to lose 0.5 to 1 lb of body fat per day.
- Clarity, sensory heightening, and emotional calm become more noticeable as the fast progresses.
- Case acknowledges that fasting benefits can sound extreme to those who haven’t tried it – but the experience speaks for itself.
Actionable Recommendations
- Spend at least 30 minutes outside daily. Aim to be barefoot and shirtless to maximize grounding and sun exposure.
- Move your workouts outdoors – parks, beaches, or backyards provide a revitalizing environment.
- Try a 36-hour fast as a beginner step toward longer fasting periods.
- Listen to Your Body: Case encourages intuitive fasting, stopping if discomfort arises but pushing through when energy feels stable.
- Stay Hydrated: Water and electrolytes are essential during fasting periods.
- Bodyweight First: Train with bodyweight exercises (push-ups, dips, and squats) to build functional strength.
- Cycle or Walk to Workouts: Case often bikes to the beach as part of his routine, integrating natural movement into his day.
- Intuitive Sessions: Allow your energy levels to dictate your workout intensity. Rest when needed, but challenge yourself enough to grow.
- Journaling or Meditation: Use reflection to check in with how you feel physically and mentally each day.
- Focus on Enjoyment: The goal is consistency, not punishment – choose movements and environments that you enjoy.