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The document summarizes the Bulletproof Executive Conference that three Australian attendees (Leon, Bo, and Kunal) participated in from January 17-19 in San Francisco. Over the three-day conference, attendees heard from speakers on topics like neuro-muscular e-stimulation and biohacking tips. They also saw demonstrations of products like the BP Focus brain trainer and received an introduction to various biohacking luminaries and startups. Key takeaways included learning about breath control, balancing the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems, and using specific brain activity and emotional attachment to goals for peak performance.
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Bp conference 2013
- 1. Bulletproof Executive Conference – Biohack your life Field report Leon Wurfel, Bo Li
- 2. Preface – PSYCHE!!!! • Sorry to be sneaky but: – Go check out our webpage www.optimoz.com.au – Like our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/optimozaustralia - Follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/optimoz Thanks guys!!!
- 3. Intro • Breakdown of conference • Cool People • Cool Products • Meta-lessons
- 4. BPExec Conference 2013 • Jan 17-19 • Bay Area San Francisco • Attended by 3 Aussie QS’ers (Leon, Bo, Kunal) • ~50 People: Bio- hackers, bloggers, Entre preneurs, regular joe’s
- 5. BPExec Conference 2013 – Day 1 • Jay Schroeder & Charles Maka (http://povsport.com/ & http://evoathlete.com/) • Neuro-muscular e-stim • Theory, demos and general biohack tips • Awesome food!
- 6. Awesome food
- 7. BPExec Conference 2013 – Day 2 • Jay Schroeder & Charles Maka (http://povsport.com/ & http://evoathlete.com/) • Individual focused demo’s • Movement compensation corrections • Reception
- 9. BPExec Conference 2013 – Day 3 • Talks by individual speakers • Biohacking luminaries • Demo’s of products • Biohacking market/trade show of new services etc
- 10. Cool people • Abel James – “Fat Burning Man” Podcast www.fatburningman.com • Helene Lohr – Search and Rescue / Paleo Advocate www.bodyincontext.com • Ben Greenfield – Athletic Bio-hacker http://www.bengreenfieldfitness.com/
- 11. Cool Products • BP Focus http://www.upgradedself.com/tech/upgraded -focus-brain-trainer.html
- 12. Cool Products • Talking 20 www.talking20.com
- 13. Cool Products • Zengar www.zengar.com
- 14. Cool Products • Zona www.zona.com • Ubiome www.ubiome.com • Som-neo www.advancedbrainmonitoring.com
- 15. Meta Learning • Breath control (Steve Fowkes, Charles and Jay, Rollin Mcraty) • Para / Sympathetic nervous system balance (Steve Wood – Zona, Rollin Mcraty, Jonathon Toomim) • Specific brain activity for peak performance (Zengar, Bio-cybernaught, Advanced brain monitoring) • Emotional attachment to your goals (Jay and Charles, Abel James)
- 16. Questions?