health and performance at holi! democratising tracked insights with @holi_labs @holi_robert

Berlin, Deutschland
Joined March 2012
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The first creatine bag is about to go live. Soon, it will be available: > Onsite at the gym > Online through the @BioProtocol's website And here’s the bigger vision: We’re proposing that 10% of every bag sold will be used to buy $HOLI.
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One of our new traction babies is ready to be shipped soon! @DerHarting @DGarcia7 @Holi_Robert
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Making science hot and sweaty ⁦@Holi_Labs⁩. This is how ⁦@DerHarting⁩ turning gyms into labs, capturing massive datasets that are wasted everyday. #DeSci is the fastest way to longevity and high performance. Join our #bdnf study. ⁦
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What is your biggest xmas wish? 1) token moon spike 2) membership at Holi 3) whitelist user for app 4) exclusive first use of $holi creatine noting ;)
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We want to know where you regularly workout (if you do :)) incoming releases for different workout types! @Holi_Labs @DerHarting $holi
83%Workout at gym
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8%Workout/run outside
0%don’t workout regularly
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Great to see @Holi_Labs @DerHarting gym BDNF study protocol is 80% funded despite the current market conditions! +400 participants Grateful to @BioProtocol community for making this happen. 3h to go 🤸‍♂️
One founder trained at the highest athletic level in the world. Another learned how to scale systems inside Google. Both reached the same conclusion: Gym culture argues more than it measures. I grew up around that debate too. Lift heavier. Move faster. Do both. Pick a side. Everyone had an opinion. Almost no one had evidence. What always frustrated me is that the discussion stopped at muscles or gains, weight loss - what about how it affects behaviour and mental health? Some phases of my life I felt sharp and resilient. Other phases I felt slow and foggy. Same discipline. Same time invested. Different outcomes. That gap between effort and outcome made me pay attention to neuroscience @Holi_Labs is one of the first projects I have seen that takes this debate out of belief and into measurement. They’re running a 12 week randomized clinical study with over 90 participants comparing velocity based training with traditional strength training. The goal is simple but ambitious. Measure how different training stimuli affect serum BDNF, the molecule most strongly linked to neuroplasticity, learning, mood, and stress resilience. All of this happens inside the AI enabled Holi GymLab in Berlin (not far from @Molecule_sci @BioProtocol desci church) Biomarkers are collected in house. Cognition is tested. VO₂max and body composition are measured. Every rep is tracked with high resolution velocity sensors. These are controlled, reproducible conditions you usually only see in research hospitals. But they don’t just stop at BDNF. It also tracks cognition, mood, sleep quality, and stress resilience to understand how training shapes the brain and behavior over time. The result is a reproducible protocol for boosting BDNF in real world training environments, packaged as Holi’s first IPT. I often think about how better infrastructure leads to better science. Holi feels like that philosophy applied to the body. Less guessing. More knowing. What gave me additional confidence was the team behind it. One of the founders, @Holi_Robert, is an Olympic gold medalist who has lived elite training at the highest level and shares that journey with a large audience on Instagram. Another comes from a deep tech background, having built and scaled products inside Google and leading data collection one of the best performing large scale VC firms @join_ef If you train and you care about long term performance, mental clarity, and resilience data matters PS @Holi_Labs Genesis is live right now on @BioProtocol - I’ll be personally participating, hope to see you in the gym 🏋️‍♂️
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One founder trained at the highest athletic level in the world. Another learned how to scale systems inside Google. Both reached the same conclusion: Gym culture argues more than it measures. I grew up around that debate too. Lift heavier. Move faster. Do both. Pick a side. Everyone had an opinion. Almost no one had evidence. What always frustrated me is that the discussion stopped at muscles or gains, weight loss - what about how it affects behaviour and mental health? Some phases of my life I felt sharp and resilient. Other phases I felt slow and foggy. Same discipline. Same time invested. Different outcomes. That gap between effort and outcome made me pay attention to neuroscience @Holi_Labs is one of the first projects I have seen that takes this debate out of belief and into measurement. They’re running a 12 week randomized clinical study with over 90 participants comparing velocity based training with traditional strength training. The goal is simple but ambitious. Measure how different training stimuli affect serum BDNF, the molecule most strongly linked to neuroplasticity, learning, mood, and stress resilience. All of this happens inside the AI enabled Holi GymLab in Berlin (not far from @Molecule_sci @BioProtocol desci church) Biomarkers are collected in house. Cognition is tested. VO₂max and body composition are measured. Every rep is tracked with high resolution velocity sensors. These are controlled, reproducible conditions you usually only see in research hospitals. But they don’t just stop at BDNF. It also tracks cognition, mood, sleep quality, and stress resilience to understand how training shapes the brain and behavior over time. The result is a reproducible protocol for boosting BDNF in real world training environments, packaged as Holi’s first IPT. I often think about how better infrastructure leads to better science. Holi feels like that philosophy applied to the body. Less guessing. More knowing. What gave me additional confidence was the team behind it. One of the founders, @Holi_Robert, is an Olympic gold medalist who has lived elite training at the highest level and shares that journey with a large audience on Instagram. Another comes from a deep tech background, having built and scaled products inside Google and leading data collection one of the best performing large scale VC firms @join_ef If you train and you care about long term performance, mental clarity, and resilience data matters PS @Holi_Labs Genesis is live right now on @BioProtocol - I’ll be personally participating, hope to see you in the gym 🏋️‍♂️
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Robert Harting retweeted
Everyone loves to cite BDNF. Few people can explain why the results never line up. Here’s the uncomfortable truth about BDNF and exercise research 👇
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Robert Harting retweeted
GM World - catch some daylight, drink some creatine, eat some blueberries and kick off the day. $Holi will Kick Off it's ignition sale today. ⏳🔥 Stay tuned, check @BioProtocol for updates.
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New week = new neurons. BDNF is your brain’s growth signal. Movement triggers it. Food fuels it. Sleep seals it.
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Replying to @Holi_Labs
So much more! For Acute BDNF Spikes --> Short, intense sprints (≥ 90 % HFmax) can lead to significant acute increases in BDNF, sometimes even higher than moderate cardio. This stimulates neuroplasticity, enhances memory encoding, and improves reaction speed.
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Boost BDNF and clear brain fog with 30 min of Zone 2 cardio, sunlight exposure, cold rinse after, and focused breathing—daily, consistent, no excuses. For more Brain Boost --> dive deeper into BDNF --> golden Juice!
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What are the most common BDNF stimuli beyond exercise? Mice reacted e.g. on lavender scent. Drop your thesis, we might test it in our gymlab in Berlin and invite you over for a session.
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Robert Harting retweeted
Its so easy to align with clinical standards, but they will never tell you. @Holi_Labs
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Word.
From sweat to science — the gym becomes the lab, and your workout writes the data.
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The most underpriced molecule in human performance is BDNF. Not testosterone. Not VO₂max. Not HRV. The thing that grows neurons, improves mood, and sharpens learning- and almost nobody tracks it.
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Robert Harting retweeted
We are on the verge of a whole new asset class 💰 Sports Capital Markets Literally investing in athletes, and web3 is the perfect bridge for this $FANTC is leading the charge here, democratizing athlete investing by letting fans invest in real athletes And the sports industry global value is currently larger than the gaming sector - think about that @FANtium_TC the start of sports capital markets in crypto Study what they are doing...
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Robert Harting retweeted
Das Wort "Schulsport" ist äußert witzig. Gibt es überhaupt noch zwei, drei Stunden "Schulsport" pro Woche? Eher nicht. Das ist alles so traurig, dass sogar Lehrer verklagt werden, weil ihre Kinder im "Schulsport" geschwitzt haben. Unfassbar.
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Unsere Gesellschaft war und ist leider in großen Teilen, sagen wir Mal „leistungskritisch“. Das gilt im Sport wie in der Wirtschaft. Es ist dieses „cool, wie hat er/sie das geschafft“ vs „kann nicht sein“, „nicht mit legalen Mitteln“, „wieso der/sie und nicht ich?“
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Robert Harting retweeted
What if pizza worked like money? You’d probably lose your appetite. Crypto moves money (and pizza) forward. coinbase.com/updatethesystem
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