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Thorsten

CMO at SportFits · Editorial: evidence-based fitness, training & longevity

Thorsten writes about training, health and nutrition with one clear standard: it has to be traceable, practical and free of hype. He works from studies, guidelines and everyday experience in sport, puts trends in context and always names the limits, trade-offs and alternatives.

His focus is long-term capability: strength training as the base, endurance work in sensible doses, proper recovery, and routines that actually survive a normal week.

14 articles

Expertise

longevity
krafttraining
ausdauertraining
laufen
yoga
beweglichkeit & mobility
protein & ernährung
pescetarische ernährung
metabolische gesundheit
outdoor-fitness
trainingsplanung
health-trends (evidence check)
supplemente (einordnung)

Credentials

CMO bei SportFits (Marketing, E-Commerce, digitales Ökosystem) Mitaufbau und Weiterentwicklung von SportFits Magazin und SportFits Club (Content- & Loyalty-Experience) Schwerpunkt: evidenzbasierte Einordnung von Fitness-, Ernährungs- und Longevity-Themen (Studien/Leitlinien → Praxis) Praxisbezug: Jg. 1975, wöchentliche Routinen aus Krafttraining, Cardio/Laufen, Yoga & Beweglichkeit Ernährungsansatz: pescetarisch, proteinorientiert, Fokus auf stabile Energie und langfristige Gesundheit Arbeitsweise: Quellenbasiert, transparent in Annahmen und mit klarer Trennung zwischen Evidenz, Erfahrung und Meinung.

Articles by Thorsten

A picnic with a mountain view: easy recipes and smart rucksack food
Tours & Travel

A picnic with a mountain view: easy recipes and smart rucksack food

Small pleasures for the trail: which recipes survive the walk in, how to keep food fresh without a cool box, and what actually belongs on the packing list.

·10 min
Family hiking: which trails actually work with children
Tours & Travel

Family hiking: which trails actually work with children

What makes a hike genuinely child-friendly, which rule of thumb works for distance, and which trails suit which age. A practical family guide for the summer holidays, with tried and tested destinations in the Alps.

·7 min
Climate change: what the science shows today
Know-How

Climate change: what the science shows today

2024 was the warmest year on record, the 1.5-degree threshold was crossed for the first time and the carbon budget is shrinking. A level-headed overview of where climate research stands, with the numbers that matter.

·11 min
Lowa hiking boots: what makes the Bavarian brand special
Buying Guides

Lowa hiking boots: what makes the Bavarian brand special

A century of craft, almost everything made in Europe, and in the Renegade the best-selling hiking shoe on the continent. What Lowa really offers, and who it is not for.

·11 min
Japanese walking: three minutes fast, three minutes easy
Training & Longevity

Japanese walking: three minutes fast, three minutes easy

Three minutes brisk, three minutes easy, repeated five times. Why the Japanese method is everywhere right now and what the Shinshu University research actually shows.

·10 min
Summer skiing on a glacier: 5 resorts where winter carries on
Tours & Travel

Summer skiing on a glacier: 5 resorts where winter carries on

Hintertux, Zermatt, Saas-Fee, Kitzsteinhorn, Stubai: where you can still ski in summer, with altitudes, summer opening and an honest verdict.

·11 min
Warm up like a pro: the dynamic warm-up for hiking and trail running
Training & Longevity

Warm up like a pro: the dynamic warm-up for hiking and trail running

No international walks onto the pitch cold. Nor should you walk onto a trail cold. Why a dynamic warm-up cuts injuries, plus two ready-made routines.

·8 min
Five 3,000 m Alpine peaks you can reach without a via ferrata
Tours & Travel

Five 3,000 m Alpine peaks you can reach without a via ferrata

Sulzkogel, Habicht, Säuleck, Kreuzspitze and Hochfeiler: five summits above 3,000 metres in Tyrol, Carinthia and South Tyrol that you can walk up, no via ferrata kit required.

·8 min
Buying Guides

Deuter Race 16: the backpack that never stays at home

590 grams, 16 litres, rain cover always on board. Why the Deuter Race 16 works from the bike to the trail to the ski slope, and who it is not for.

·8 min
Hiking works: what the research says about mountains and health
Know-How

Hiking works: what the research says about mountains and health

Less stress, a stronger heart, better mood. Why a day in the mountains does measurably more for you than the same effort on a treadmill.

·10 min
Wild swimming in Alpine lakes: 7 lakes, the rules and staying safe
Tours & Travel

Wild swimming in Alpine lakes: 7 lakes, the rules and staying safe

Clear water, a wall of mountains, an icy shock. What you need to know about rules, conservation and the real risks of swimming in Alpine lakes, plus seven lakes in profile.

·10 min
From road to gravel: what changes, what stays and what you actually need
Know-How

From road to gravel: what changes, what stays and what you actually need

You ride road and you are eyeing gravel? Here is what genuinely changes on the switch, what you can bring with you and which parts have to be new.

·8 min
Via ferrata gear: what you need for a day on the cables
Buying Guides

Via ferrata gear: what you need for a day on the cables

Harness, helmet, food and the rest: everything you need for a day on a via ferrata. With a packing list, safety tips and planning advice.

·9 min
Training in the heat: push on, scale back or postpone?
Training & Longevity

Training in the heat: push on, scale back or postpone?

A traffic-light guide for hot days: when your session runs as planned, when you scale it back and when you move it. Plus a hydration strategy built around you, a strength routine for the shade, and what your body learns after two weeks in the heat.

·12 min