
sahil
bloom
up at 4:15 for a cold plunge and three hours of deep work, the same breakfast every day, a walk after lunch, sauna with a book at night and in bed by 8:15.
from his 2025 GQ Real-Life Diet interview, his own posts on LinkedIn and X, his Curiosity Chronicle newsletter, his YouTube channel and a MyBodyTutor Q&A.
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what sahil eats.
- first thingfrom 4:15water + greens + salt
a big glass with a greens powder and salt (2025); in 2023, 16 oz of water with ag1 and lmnt.
1·’252·’23 - breakfast7:456 eggs, cottage cheese, 2 dates
raw honey on the eggs; the dates with grass-fed butter and sea salt. every single morning (2025).
1·’255·’24 - lunchmiddaychicken or turkey, veg, rice
8–12 oz of chicken or ground turkey, a vegetable and sweet potato or rice (2025).
1·’255·’24 - dinnerabout 5 pmabout 16 oz red meat + veg
he cooks; no carbs late in the day unless he needs them to hold his weight (2025).
1·’255·’24 - before bednightprotein dessert
a shake, or cottage cheese with chocolate protein powder and blueberries.
5·’24 - long runs90 min +maurten gels + drink mix
a gel 100 every 6–8 miles; a 320 drink mix with 2–4 lmnt before his longest runs (2023).
4·’23
- the exact same meals every day when he’s not travelling5·’24
- 1–1.2 g of protein per pound of bodyweight; 215 g a day in marathon training4·’23
- high protein and higher fat, with carbs earlier in the day1·’25
- on the road: 200 g+ of protein from big egg breakfasts, steak dinners and his own protein powder5·’24
- a drizzle of raw honey with sriracha; stainless steel pans1·’25
sahil’s day.
- 4:15 amUp at 4:15, every day
he’s up by 4:15 every single day and in bed by 8:15 the night before, for eight hours of sleep.
sleep - AlarmAlarm across the room
his alarm is his phone, kept in a nearby spot at least 10 feet from the bed and set just loud enough for him to hear, so he has to get up to turn it off.
energy - First thingThree to five minutes in the cold plunge
the first thing he does is get in the cold plunge on the deck off the bedroom, for three to five minutes.
cold & heatrecovery - While the coffee brews
- Before breakfast
- Before 4:45Cold brew, year-round
he makes a cold brew coffee every morning, from a Cumulus machine.
energy - 4:45 amThree hours on the most important work
at his desk by about 4:45, he keeps the hours before his son wakes for his most important creative project, with noise-cancelling headphones and usually classical music.
focus - 7:45 amThe same breakfast every morning
six whole eggs with raw honey, a cup of cottage cheese and two dates with grass-fed butter and sea salt, made for the family hour once his son is up.
nutrition
- 9–11 amTraining on the calendar
a daily block for training, typically between 9 and 11 am: a mix of running and lifting.
fitness - Before trainingMobility and foam rolling
in marathon training, a 10–15 minute mobility circuit as his warm-up, plus 5–10 minutes of foam rolling, lacrosse-ball work on his feet and massage gun.
recovery - Lift daysCompound lift first, core last
during marathon training: four lifts a week on an upper/lower split, each starting with a compound lift for four sets of 3–8, then secondary, accessory and core supersets, in about 45 minutes. The run always came before the lift.
fitness - After lunchA 15-minute walk, phone left behind
lunch with his wife and son, then a walk together; he leaves his phone behind.
energy - 12–5 pmA second work block
after the walk, his second working block runs from about 12 to 5 pm.
focus - Every dayA, B and C routines
each routine has an ideal A level, a baseline B and a bare-bones C; he puts it at A on about 20% of days, B on 70% and C on 10%.
focus
- About 5 pmRed meat and veg for dinner
he cooks: usually about 16 oz of red meat with plenty of veg, and no carbs late in the day unless there’s a reason.
nutrition - After bath timeTomorrow on a notecard
about 15 minutes of prep for the next morning, writing his two or three priority tasks on a 3x5 notecard.
focus - Evening
- EveningReading in the sauna
he takes his evening reading into the sauna for 20 minutes at 210°F.
cold & heatrecoverysleep - After a hard day4-7-8 breathing
in for four seconds through the nose, hold for seven, out for eight through the mouth.
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joe rogan
a cold plunge first thing every morning, kettlebell circuits and a sled, the sauna at 189°F, wild game, and a daily stack of basic vitamins and fish oil.
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patrick bet-david
up by 4:45 for email, affirmations and weights, three workouts a week since he was 14, no coffee since 25, and Sunday nights spent planning the week.
see the habitsSources (8)
- GQ — The Real-Life Diet of Sahil Bloom (Feb 12, 2025)
- Sahil Bloom on LinkedIn — his morning routine (Mar 2023)
- The Curiosity Chronicle — How to Become a Morning Person (Mar 13, 2024)
- Sahil Bloom on X — his sub-3-hour marathon training plan (Sep 12, 2023)
- MyBodyTutor — How I stay fit: Sahil Bloom (2024)
- The Curiosity Chronicle — The Most Powerful Life Hacks I’ve Found (Sep 4, 2024)
- The Curiosity Chronicle — The Paradox of Routines (Apr 25, 2025)
- Sahil Bloom — What I Eat In A Day (YouTube, Feb 15, 2024; morning drink at the start)
Last checked 19 Oct 2026.
Photo: Peter Hurley (peterhurley.com), cropped, colour-adjusted, resized. All image credits.