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Speakers Biohacking
Summit Prague 2026

Different disciplines. Different approaches. A common interest
in health and quality of life in context.

The Biohacking Summit brings together experts, researchers, practical professionals and thought leaders from the Czech Republic, Slovakia and abroad.
Each brings their own perspective, experience and deeper insight into the topics of health, longevity, performance and quality of life.

Day 1 Health Club – Martin Iterský & Bořek Dočkal
Martin Iterský is a strength and conditioning coach with more than 10 years of experience. He has worked with elite hockey teams including Metallurg Magnitogorsk (KHL), HC Kometa Brno, HC Sparta Praha, HC Energie Karlovy Vary and the Czech national hockey team in both senior and junior categories. He is the founder of the D.Tale Academy, where he trains coaches across the country and draws on the experience of world experts such as Ben Prentiss and Jiří Dostál. Today he is the Head Coach at Day1 Health Club.
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Lecture
Sat 14:00–15:00
Expert Stage
Longevity without myths: what works more than rings and smartwatches more info
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People spend thousands of crowns on smart rings, watches and bracelets in the hope that they will help them live longer. But in reality, most of the longevity benefits come from a few relatively simple habits. How much of an impact does strength training have? Why is cardiorespiratory fitness one of the strongest indicators of lifespan? And where does modern technology fit in? Martin Itersky, Head Coach Day1, will show practically what really extends life, what just measures its course and how to use data from wearable electronics to improve health and performance. Bořek Dočkal will introduce Day1 - the first health club of its kind in the Czech Republic - and participants can get exclusive free entry after the lecture.
Petra Janíčková
Petra Janíčková is a coach, lecturer, facilitator and retreat designer focused on women's development.
She started her business at the age of 19 and since then she has had an irresistible curiosity - about the world, people and herself. She has lived for extended periods in Turkey, Australia and Peru, where she has had experiences that have permanently re-evaluated her perspective on life. She has been self-developing since she was 26 years old and professionally - with a focus on women - since she was 32 years old.
Today she coaches, moderates, leads development programs in corporations and organizes yoga retreats in the Czech Republic and abroad. She is an eternal optimist who can inspire others with her natural joy of life and her ability to find meaning in the little things.
She believes that self-development is not a goal - it is a way of life.
Claudie Cross
Claudia Křížová is a professional coach and trainer with international PCC certification from ICF - the second highest accreditation in the field - and a background in psychology, neuroscience and change management.
In her work, she combines scientific knowledge with a deep understanding of the human personality. She helps individuals, leaders and teams navigate the change process - so that transformation happens not under pressure, but in alignment with each person's values and potential.
She has extensive experience working with leaders, startups and companies in times of growth, transition or stress. With empathy and the ability to see deeper connections, she helps people change communication patterns, foster trust and create an environment where performance doesn't come at the expense of humanity - but because of it.
She is also the author of the podcast Claudia Cross: Behind the Words - interviews with extraordinary personalities about what lies behind superficial success.
MUDr. Milan Veselý
MUDr. Milan Veselý is a doctor with surgical training and a lifelong focus on rehabilitation and regeneration. In 1990 he was the first in the Czech Republic to introduce ozone therapy and for 25 years he ran his own Reflex Therapy Centre. In more than 45 years of medical practice and 30 years of intensive ozone research, he has published several professional publications, including the books New Therapy - New Hope and The Secrets of Ozone O3. He is the founder of the first Czech ozone cosmetics and the ozon.cz brand.
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Lecture
Sun 13:00–14:00
Main Stage
Epimedicine at the Lefeen Clinic: the role of mitochondria in health and disease more info
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Epimedicine is based on epigenetics, the science that shows that our behaviour and environment directly influence which genes are activated and which are not. In his lecture, Milan Veselý, MD, will focus on the role of mitochondria as key players in the pathogenesis of disease and show how their function can be consciously influenced through the internal and external environment. A practical perspective of a physician with 45 years of experience on where health really begins.
Pedja a Štěpánka Jovanović
Predrag Jovanović is an executive coach, leadership consultant and co-creator of the My Identity Journey and My Leadership Journey frameworks. He has over 20 years of international experience and has worked with leaders, teams and organizations across Europe and Asia to navigate growth, change and complexity. He is an ICF Master Certified Coach (MCC), co-owner of Atria Group International and a regular speaker on leadership, identity, performance and personal transformation.
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Workshop
Sat 17:00–18:30
Experience Stage
How to achieve high performance without losing yourself. more info
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In a time of constant pressure and change, many are achieving results externally, but internally they are becoming more and more distant from themselves. This experiential workshop will explore how to manage the challenges of modern business and personal life without compromising health, wellbeing or inner stability. Participants will understand how trauma and unconscious patterns shape everyday reality and, through the My Identity Journey framework, discover how sustainable performance emerges when performance, inner connection and conscious self-knowledge are in alignment.
Teemu Arina
Teemu Arina (Finland) is a technology entrepreneur, author, and professional speaker with over 20 years of experience.
He is one of the leading figures in the biohacking movement and co-author of the bestselling Biohacker's Handbook.
He is the curator of the Hololife Summit and co-founder of the Hololife Center, where he focuses on the connection between technology, health, and human potential.
He has won numerous awards for his work, including the Leonardo Award (under the auspices of the European Parliament and UNESCO), has been named one of the Top 100 Most Influential People in IT (TIVI), and has been awarded Speaker of the Year (Speakersforum) and Leadership Trainer of the Year (Turku School of Economics).
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Lecture
Sat 10:30–11:30
Main Stage
The Industrial Athlete: How AI is changing the way we work with body, performance and health more info
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How to use AI and data to make better decisions about your own health and performance This talk shows how biomarkers, daily habits and body signals can be linked to intelligent systems to help better manage energy, recovery and stress. Teemu Arina introduces the concept of the "Industrial Athlete" - a person who consciously works with their body and performance in the modern world. He shows how to: interpret data about one's own body (biomarkers, behavior, recovery) use AI to make more accurate and personalized decisions improve resilience, energy and long-term health The focus is on practical applications - how to extract concrete actions from complex data that can be applied in everyday life.
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Sat 17:30–18:30
Main Stage
PANEL: The future of biohacking, longevity and human health in the next 3 years? more info
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Is there a longevity code? What we know, what we're trying, and what works for the future of our health Guests: Teemu Arina, Dorothe Trassl, Jan K. Górczynski, Moderator: Petra Janickova
Radek Štěpánek
Radek Stepanek is a former Czech professional tennis player, two-time Grand Slam doubles champion (Australian Open 2012, US Open 2013) and Olympic bronze medalist from Rio de Janeiro 2016. He finished his active career in 2017 after twenty-one seasons on the ATP circuit. He was one of the last top tennis players who regularly used an attacking service-volley style. After his playing career, he coached world number one Novak Djokovic and continues to coach world-class tennis players. At BSP 2026, he brings insight into what keeps top athletes in shape longer than usual - physical preparedness, recovery and mental resilience as the foundation for long-term performance.
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Discussion
Sun 16:00–17:00
Main Stage
What’s behind top-level performance: an interview with Radek Stepanek more info
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What is life like at the top level - outside the world of results, medals and public image? In this interview, Dan Tržil takes one of the most outstanding Czech tennis players, Radek Stepanek, through the themes behind the performance. From the daily work with the body and head, to managing pressure and long-term stress, to what makes the difference in moments when everything is on the line. You'll learn: what the reality of elite sport looks like outside of matches how to work with pressure, expectation and mental resilience what determines the long-term sustainability of a career what habits and attitudes help manage extreme stress The interview will offer an authentic look at what it means to perform at a high level over the long term - in body, mind and life.
Pavel Šperl
For more than 20 years, Pavel Šperl has been involved in projects focused on health promotion, prevention and quality hydration - from sports and active lifestyles to industrial operations where the right drinking regime directly affects performance and concentration. For more than 15 years it has been importing glacier water from Iceland and Greenland to Europe. His long-standing theme is the quality of water - its origin, purity, minerality and suitability for modern drinking. The result of this approach is the H₂ Hydrogen Glacial Water project, a premium glacial water carbonated with H₂ molecular hydrogen that combines the purity of a natural source with the trends of functional hydration, biohacking and longevity.
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Sun 13:00–14:00
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Next-Generation Glacial Water: Nature’s Purity, Molecular Hydrogen and the Future of Functional Recovery more info
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This talk introduces the concept of glacial water infused with molecular hydrogen as a modern form of functional hydration for sport, recovery and longevity. Pavel Šperl will show the difference between regular water, naturally pure glacial water and technologically enhanced H₂ water — and explain why source quality, mineralogy and infusion method play a crucial role. The talk also covers the development story of H₂ Hydrogen Glacial Water as a meeting point of nature, technology and responsible scientific communication.
Dorothe Trassl
Dorothe Trassl (Germany) is a psychologist, trauma yoga teacher and holistic therapist.
In her work, she combines nervous system regulation, emotion work, trauma healing, shaking techniques and conscious movement into a unique approach she calls E-motion (energy in motion).
Her experience in South Africa, where she lived with her family and worked as a therapist for a charity organization, has been a major influence on her work. On a daily basis, she encountered deep traumas and situations that conventional Western approaches were not sufficient to address.
It was here that she began to find and develop techniques that work directly with the body and its ability to release stress and restore balance.
Today she runs her private practice in Germany, organizing workshops and retreats and guiding individuals and groups through the process of releasing emotional blocks, restoring balance and returning to inner stability.
Her approach is based on safety, sensitivity and a deep respect for each person's individual process.
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Lecture
Sat 16:00–17:00
Main Stage
Why Women Worry? Biohacking and the female nervous system more info
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Many women live in constant inner tension. Not because "something is wrong". But because their nervous system is overloaded for a long time. Women are often driven to: anticipate care for others take emotional responsibility Hormonal cycles, which naturally affect sensitivity to stress - and the pressures of modern life, which leave little room for recovery. The result is a state where the body is constantly on alert. This lecture shows a different perspective that worry and tension are not weaknesses, but an overloaded adaptation mechanism Dorothe Trassl will explain how to work with the female nervous system in accordance with its natural setting - not against it. During the lecture you will learn: how the hormonal cycle affects the stress response why women are more sensitive to chronic stress and mental strain how to work with the cycle for better performance and recovery why the goal is not to eliminate stress, but to increase the adaptability of the nervous system
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Sat 17:30–18:30
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PANEL: The future of biohacking, longevity and human health in the next 3 years? more info
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Is there a longevity code? What we know, what we're trying, and what works for the future of our health Guests: Teemu Arina, Dorothe Trassl, Jan K. Górczynski, Moderator: Petra Janickova
Workshop
Sun 12:00–13:30
Experience Stage
Shake off Stress: application of neurogenic tremor for everyday regulation more info
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The body has its own mechanism to release stress. We just forget to use it. Neurogenic tremor is the body's natural response after stress or threat - the same as we see in animals when they "shake off" tension after a challenging situation. In this workshop you will learn how to consciously activate and use this mechanism in your daily life. It is a simple, body-guided practice that: helps to release accumulated tension reduces the activation of the fight-or-flight response supports the regulation of the nervous system improves the body's ability to return to balance During the workshop: understand how the body's natural shaking mechanism works learn safe techniques you can use yourself learn when and how to incorporate this practice (stress, conflict, overload) experience the direct effect of relaxation on your own body A simple tool you can use anytime - no technology, no tools, just your own body.
Petr Kovařík
Petr Kovařík is the co-founder of the Steiner & Kovarik brand and one of the most prominent pioneers of craft chocolate in the Czech Republic.
Together with his partner Silvia and his entire team, he has been dedicated to one thing for the last 15 years: changing the way we look at chocolate. Not as a sweet, but as a superfood - one that truly preserves what cocoa is.
He owns a plantation in the Bolivian Amazon, where they grow thousands of criolla cacao trees nativo from seed. The entire process - from bean to bar - is carefully controlled to ensure that the maximum amount of antioxidants, flavanols and other biologically active compounds remain in the chocolate.
Their chocolate factory regularly places in global competitions. But Peter isn't driven by competition - he's driven by the belief that the world deserves to know what real chocolate can do.
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Lecture
Sun 10:00–11:00
Expert Stage
Chocolate as a superfood: 99% of supermarket production has nothing to do with cocoa more info
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What if the chocolate you avoid as a guilty pleasure was actually one of the world's most powerful superfoods? For 15 years, Petr Kovařík has dedicated himself to one thing: to convince the world that real chocolate - the kind that preserves all the antioxidants, flavanols and bioactive substances in cocoa - exists. And that 99% of what you find in the shops is almost incompatible with it. In his lecture, he will open up topics that will make you think about chocolate in a completely different way: why most commercial chocolate is an ultra-processed mass without real cocoa how cocoa was used by indigenous tribes and what science confirms today how Peter and his team grow their own cocoa right in the Amazon jungle in Bolivia why cocoa ceremonies are so beneficial - and what's behind them The lecture is combined with a tasting of chocolates supplemented with super-ingredients (hericium, cordyceps, CBD, collagen, rose and others) and a short meditation. Come and taste chocolate as you have never experienced it before.
Šárka Hodslavská
Šárka Hodslavská is a Registered Nutritional Therapist with a background in clinical nutrition and chemical technology.
She specializes in individualized nutrition plans, micronutrient balance and science-based approaches to metabolic health. She works with a diverse group of clients - from patients in clinical care to performance-oriented individuals and athletes.
Her practice emphasizes long-term sustainability and expertly sound recommendations - not quick fixes, but settings that actually work. He brings a sports nutrition approach to the context of Medicine 3.0: prevention, personalization, and smart use of technology and screenings.
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Lecture
Sun 11:30–12:30
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Sports Nutrition 3.0: Innovations for Health, Performance and Recovery more info
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Sports nutrition is changing. It's no longer enough to just "eat healthy" or take protein - the era of personalisation, prevention and smart technology is upon us. Šárka Hodslavská, a registered nutritional therapist, will present an approach to sports nutrition in the spirit of Medicine 3.0 - one that focuses not only on performance, but primarily on body function, prevention and long-term health. The lecture will focus on: what the modern approach to sports nutrition looks like - from screenings to personalised supplementation why micronutrients make more difference than we think what role new technologies play in optimising nutrition and recovery how to set up nutrition so that the body works for the long term - not just performs for a short time A practical insight from an expert who works with both clinical patients and performance-oriented athletes.
Tereza Vágnerová
Tereza Vágnerová, Ph.D. is a clinical nutrition therapist and a physician in the field of preventive medicine and epidemiology. She is an assistant professor at the 1st Faculty of Medicine at Charles University and also works in a clinical practice focused on longevity and metabolic health.
Her work has long focused on the relationship between body composition, hormonal regulation and lifestyle, particularly in the context of women's health. She focuses on how metabolism changes over the lifespan and why it is essential to work not only with energy intake but also with muscle mass and hormonal balance after 30.
She integrates findings from clinical nutrition, epidemiology and aging research and translates them into practical and understandable strategies that respect women's physiology and promote long-term health.
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Lecture
Sat 17:00–18:00
Expert Stage
Metabolism of women after 30: Muscles, hormones and long-term fitness more info
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After thirty, the female body begins to change - muscle mass gradually decreases, hormonal regulation changes and so does the way the body manages energy. What worked before stops giving the same results. Thus, a calorie-control approach often leads to frustration rather than long-term change. In her lecture, Tereza Vágnerová will explain why it is crucial to focus on metabolic health and preserving muscle mass to maintain fitness, energy and a healthy body. She will show how these processes are related to hormonal changes and how to work with them in everyday life. You will learn how to adapt nutrition and lifestyle to female physiology so that the body functions more efficiently - stably, without extremes and with regard to long-term sustainability.
Tomáš Hlaváč
Tomáš Hlaváč is the President of the University Ice Hockey League and a promoter of modern approach to sport, regeneration and work with the young generation. He has long been involved in the development of university sport and the link between performance, team environment and a sustainable approach to health and regeneration.
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Discussion
Sat 13:00–14:00
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PANEL: Mindhack for Longevity: How Consciousness, Movement and the Environment Shape Modern Health more info
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Modern man has never had more information about health and longevity - and yet he is moving less and less, regenerating less and losing touch with his own biology. What went wrong? This panel will bring together four experts from different fields - psychology, movement, physiotherapy and sport - to show how conscious mind-set, environment and daily habits affect energy, performance and long-term health. The discussion will open up topics that are being avoided today: Why it's not enough to just "go exercise" - and what really determines long-term change Mindset and the psychology of habit change Movement as a basic biological principle of humans - not as performance, but as nature Pseudo-quality and pseudo-quantity of movement in the modern fitness world Nervous system, regeneration and performance Sport vs. Natural Movement - Where is the Line The Psychology of Obesity and the Modern Environment Linking the Psyche, the Body and Everyday Life The Future of Fitness and Preventive Health Real change starts in the head - but it must continue with movement and everyday life. Four perspectives, one discussion.
Kseniya Popova
Kseniya Popova is Chief Formulation Scientist - Topicals at Amare Global and has nearly 20 years of experience in cosmetic formulation development, manufacturing and ingredient development.
During her career, Kseniya has worked at companies such as Farmacy Beauty, Englewood LAB, Ajinomoto and Skin2Mind and The Rootist, where she has been involved in developing innovative approaches to skin and hair health.
She is the author of "12 Principles of Green Formulation", published in the SOFW Journal, and is actively involved in the New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists through education and mentoring.
Her work combines formulation with a deeper understanding of biological systems. She focuses on how to translate principles of longevity, neurobiology, and stress work into real, functional products - and move cosmetics from superficial care to a systems approach to health.
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Lecture
Sun 14:30–15:15
Expert Stage
Skin and hair are not a cosmetic problem. more info
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Skin and hair are not a cosmetic problem. They are an output of what is happening inside the body. Kseniya Popova's talk shows why the mainstream cosmetics industry addresses marketing rather than biology - and why this approach has failed in the long term. Instead of isolated products, she presents a view of skin and scalp as part of complex systems, such as the gut-brain-skin or brain-scalp axis. Learn how chronic stress affects skin aging and hair loss at the nervous system level, how neuro-cosmetic and fermentation approaches work, and why single ingredients alone are not enough. The lecture connects the science of longevity to real-world product formulation and shows what a systems-first approach looks like in practice - from skin barrier integrity to regulating inflammation and supporting the hair growth cycle.
Radim Pařík
Radim Pařík is an expert in negotiation, decision-making systems and influencing thinking. He is a graduate of Harvard Business School and a member of the Harvard Alumni Association. He has a long-standing interest in the human psyche in environments of stress, pressure, and habit change, and connects business, communication, and practical mindset work to the everyday life and performance of individuals and teams.
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Discussion
Sat 13:00–14:00
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PANEL: Mindhack for Longevity: How Consciousness, Movement and the Environment Shape Modern Health more info
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Modern man has never had more information about health and longevity - and yet he is moving less and less, regenerating less and losing touch with his own biology. What went wrong? This panel will bring together four experts from different fields - psychology, movement, physiotherapy and sport - to show how conscious mind-set, environment and daily habits affect energy, performance and long-term health. The discussion will open up topics that are being avoided today: Why it's not enough to just "go exercise" - and what really determines long-term change Mindset and the psychology of habit change Movement as a basic biological principle of humans - not as performance, but as nature Pseudo-quality and pseudo-quantity of movement in the modern fitness world Nervous system, regeneration and performance Sport vs. Natural Movement - Where is the Line The Psychology of Obesity and the Modern Environment Linking the Psyche, the Body and Everyday Life The Future of Fitness and Preventive Health Real change starts in the head - but it must continue with movement and everyday life. Four perspectives, one discussion.
Dominik Chvojka
Dominik Chvojka specializes in the interconnection of movement, the nervous system and modern physiotherapeutic approaches. His work combines developmental kinesiology, fascia work and functional movement to restore the body's natural function in today's sedentary and overloaded environment. She focuses on the relationship between movement quality, performance, recovery and long-term health.
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Sat 13:00–14:00
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PANEL: Mindhack for Longevity: How Consciousness, Movement and the Environment Shape Modern Health more info
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Modern man has never had more information about health and longevity - and yet he is moving less and less, regenerating less and losing touch with his own biology. What went wrong? This panel will bring together four experts from different fields - psychology, movement, physiotherapy and sport - to show how conscious mind-set, environment and daily habits affect energy, performance and long-term health. The discussion will open up topics that are being avoided today: Why it's not enough to just "go exercise" - and what really determines long-term change Mindset and the psychology of habit change Movement as a basic biological principle of humans - not as performance, but as nature Pseudo-quality and pseudo-quantity of movement in the modern fitness world Nervous system, regeneration and performance Sport vs. Natural Movement - Where is the Line The Psychology of Obesity and the Modern Environment Linking the Psyche, the Body and Everyday Life The Future of Fitness and Preventive Health Real change starts in the head - but it must continue with movement and everyday life. Four perspectives, one discussion.
Iveta Ječmík Skuherská
Ing. Iveta Ječmíková Skuherská is a clinical naturopath, nutritionist and co-founder of the Ecce Vita brand. Her work combines modern science, functional nutrition, naturopathy and the traditional power of herbs into a practical and profound approach to health.
He has long been dedicated to the development of dietary supplements and the search for ways to support vitality, hormonal balance, body resistance and natural regeneration in today's challenging times. She focuses on longevity, the microbiome, stress management, energy and women's health.
He sees the body as an intelligent whole in which biology, psyche and nervous system are constantly communicating with each other. In his lectures, he brings a clear, technically anchored and at the same time practically graspable perspective that helps people to better understand their own body and its natural rhythms.
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Workshop
Sat 13:30–14:30
Experience Stage
Understanding the Female Cycle as a Superpower: Biohacking Hormonal Intelligence for Energy, Regeneration and Longevity more info
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The female cycle is a natural biological rhythm that fundamentally influences energy, psyche, regeneration and the overall functioning of the body. The moment you understand it, it ceases to be a limitation - and becomes a tool you can consciously work with. This workshop combines an explanation of the hormonal intelligence of the female body with direct experience. Iveta will show you how to read the different phases of the cycle and how to adapt your daily functioning to them - from energy and concentration to rest and regeneration. The workshop will also include a practical part: guided meditation and calming of the nervous system simple techniques for hormonal tuning working with herbs and ritual space for sharing and questions You will learn: how the cycle affects energy, psyche and stress how to adapt your lifestyle to the phases how to use the cycle as a tool for long-term balance The workshop creates a space not only for understanding, but also for your own experience and deeper connection to the body.
Jan Piťha
Jan Pitiha is the owner of the fitness and wellness concept Synergy Club and a representative of the Czech Chamber of Fitness. He combines fitness, regeneration, mental habits and longevity approach into a practical system for everyday life. In his personal journey he has undergone a significant health transformation through a combination of movement, environmental optimization and conscious lifestyle work.
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Discussion
Sat 13:00–14:00
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PANEL: Mindhack for Longevity: How Consciousness, Movement and the Environment Shape Modern Health more info
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Modern man has never had more information about health and longevity - and yet he is moving less and less, regenerating less and losing touch with his own biology. What went wrong? This panel will bring together four experts from different fields - psychology, movement, physiotherapy and sport - to show how conscious mind-set, environment and daily habits affect energy, performance and long-term health. The discussion will open up topics that are being avoided today: Why it's not enough to just "go exercise" - and what really determines long-term change Mindset and the psychology of habit change Movement as a basic biological principle of humans - not as performance, but as nature Pseudo-quality and pseudo-quantity of movement in the modern fitness world Nervous system, regeneration and performance Sport vs. Natural Movement - Where is the Line The Psychology of Obesity and the Modern Environment Linking the Psyche, the Body and Everyday Life The Future of Fitness and Preventive Health Real change starts in the head - but it must continue with movement and everyday life. Four perspectives, one discussion.
František Knobloch
František Knobloch is a researcher and an expert in the prevention of civilisation diseases with a focus on longevity.
He studied molecular biology and biochemistry at the Faculty of Science of Charles University and also at the Faculty of Law of Charles University. He is currently studying physiology with a specialization in neurobiology.
He is mainly interested in biological mechanisms of diseases and their prevention in the context of longevity.
He is a co-founder of all4longevity, collaborates with EliteMedical clinic and is behind the Longelite dietary supplement brand.
He is also the creator of Longevity podcast, where he popularizes scientific knowledge with an emphasis on its practical application.
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Lecture
Sat 11:00–12:00
Expert Stage
Is cholesterol really a problem? What determines cardiovascular risk more info
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Cardiovascular disease has long been the leading cause of death - yet there is a surprising amount of confusion surrounding it. In the public space, they often simplify it to "cholesterol", which is supposed to be the main culprit. But the reality is much more complex. This talk brings the topic back to biological mechanisms and clinical data. František Knobloch explains the difference between cholesterol as a substance and the lipoproteins that carry it in the body, and shows why LDL particles and apoB are key to understanding the real risk. It also focuses on the role of: cumulative exposure over time blood pressure inflammation and endothelial dysfunction You will learn why "cholesterol" alone often fails to reliably estimate risk and how to think about prevention more accurately, more clearly, and in the context of real-world practice.
Brain We Are
Vojta a Kryštof jsou autoři projektu Brain We Are, který popularizuje vědu a její praktické využití v každodenním životě. Oba vystudovali biologii na Přírodovědecké fakultě Univerzity Karlovy a dlouhodobě se věnují tématům jako mozek, chování, návyky a mentální nastavení.
Jsou autory bestselleru Svět levného dopaminu a jejich podcast za více než 7 let nasbíral přes 8 milionů poslechů. Kromě tvorby obsahu pořádají přednášky a workshopy pro veřejnost i firmy, kde propojují vědecké poznatky s přímou zkušeností a praktickým přesahem do každodenního života.
Siim Land
Siim Land (Estonia) is an anthropologist, author and internationally recognized speaker focused on longevity, metabolic health and optimizing human performance. He is the author of more than 10 books, including Metabolic Autophagy, Stronger by Stress and The Immunity Fix, in which he links scientific knowledge with practical strategies for long-term health.
He has been researching anti-aging and life extension for more than 10 years, focusing on topics such as autophagy, fasting, metabolic flexibility and working with biological data. His work combines an evolutionary view of humans with modern science and measurable approaches to health, which he applies both in his own life and in educating the general public.
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Sun 10:00–10:45
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Top 1% Health: what top health looks like in data and reality more info
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Health is not just a feeling. It is a spectrum that can be measured, tracked and compared. But what does it really mean to be in the "top 1% of health"? In his talk, Siim Land shows what top health looks like in terms of data - biomarkers, functional tests and overall physiology. He focuses on the key indicators that distinguish average from optimized functioning, and offers a concrete framework by which you can assess your own health. The talk connects longevity, measurable data, and a practical understanding of what it really means to be healthy - not just subjectively, but objectively.
Augusto ‘Tuto’ Marolla
Augusto/Tuto Marolla (Argentina) accompanies people on their journey towards a more authentic life in line with their values and life direction. Previously, he was part of a high-powered corporate environment where he served in a senior position. But he gradually realized that performance and results are not the only things that give life meaning - and began to seek a deeper approach to himself and how he wanted to live. This experience forms the basis of his work today. In his practice, he combines biohacking, mind work and perception of inner direction. He focuses on a deeper experience and anchoring of one's own values that allow people to grow, develop their potential and have a real impact on others. She coaches, leads workshops and retreats, and guides individuals on their personal and professional journeys.
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Workshop
Sun 16:00–17:00
Experience Stage
Biohacking without intention is just a distraction: how to connect to your authentic path more info
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Workshop
We usually get into biohacking and working on ourselves for a very personal reason. We want to change something. Something to solve. Or we feel there is more to us than we are currently living. But along the way, we often get lost. We pick up other tools, approaches and information - and still lose touch with ourselves. This workshop is an invitation to go back. To what is truly important to you. To why you started on this journey. Augusto (Tuto) Marola will guide you through an experience that combines biohacking, mind work and a deeper sense of self. During the workshop: you will look at biohacking through the lens of authenticity, meaning and inner direction you will go through an experience that combines breath, movement and visualization you will create space to reconnect to your own values and inner truth you will touch on the theme of having the courage to share your story and impact others This workshop also concludes the Summit. It's a space to integrate what you've experienced - and to come back to yourself with which you can go back to your life.
DUOSMILE (MUDr.et MDDr. Hana a Eva Luskačovy)
MUDr. and MDDr. Hana and Eva Luskačov are doctors, holistic dentists and founders of the DUOSMILE clinic in Brno. In their work they focus on the connection between oral health and the overall health of the body and are among the pioneers of biological dentistry in the Czech Republic. They studied medicine and dentistry at Charles University in Prague and subsequently attended a number of international clinical trainings in the field of biological implantology, regenerative medicine and integrative approach to health. At the DUOSMILE clinic they combine biological dentistry, functional medicine and the principles of traditional Chinese medicine. They specialise in the removal of hidden infections in the jaws, gentle metal removal, bone regeneration and implantology using ceramic (zirconia) implants.
Their approach is based on the concept of "health-focused and regenerative dentistry", which sees dentistry as part of a broader context of medicine, prevention and support of the body's natural regenerative processes.
Part of their work includes the Mind-Body-Soul Dentistry approach, which emphasizes the connection of the oral cavity to the immune and nervous systems and to the body's overall ability to regenerate.
In their practice they work with the eight pillars of health: nutrition, movement, prevention, sleep, detoxification, mental adjustment, emotional integration and joy.
Their goal is to move dentistry towards integrative medicine that promotes long-term health, vitality and regeneration of the whole body.
Program
Lecture
Sat 11:45–12:30
Main Stage
Your teeth as the missing piece of the longevity puzzle: How hidden infections in the mouth affect energy, immunity and longevity more info
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Modern research is increasingly showing that oral health is not isolated - but closely linked to the overall functioning of the body. In their lecture, Hana and Eva Luskačov, MD and MDD, show how hidden inflammation, chronic infections in the jaw or the presence of metals in the mouth can affect the immune system, hormonal balance, energy and long-term health. Based on the approach of biological dentistry, functional medicine and the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, they show how dentistry can contribute to the regeneration of the whole organism. They will touch on the topics: linking oral health to overall body health hidden infections in the jaws (cavitation) and chronic inflammation the effect of dental materials and metals on the body Biological dentistry and ceramic (zirconia) implants connecting teeth, organs and meridians according to traditional Chinese medicine the importance of nutrition, detoxification and lifestyle for healing preparing the body for surgical interventions and bone tissue regeneration This lecture opens a view of dentistry as part of a holistic approach to health.
Marian Jelínek
Marian Jelinek is a sports trainer, mental coach, university teacher and author who has long focused on the topic of performance, psychological resilience and internal human adjustment.
Throughout his career he has worked with top athletes and managers who operate under high pressure and expectations. His most notable coaching achievements include gold at the 2005 World Ice Hockey Championships, two titles with HC Sparta Praha and the President's Cup with HC Plzeň.
He has worked individually with a number of elite athletes, including Jaromir Jagr, Karolina Pliskova, Petr Mrazek and Tereza Bledá, and his approach now extends beyond the world of sport into the corporate and leadership world.
He passes on his experience not only through lecturing and working with organisations across disciplines, but also as a supervisor for the Psychology for Managers course and MSc Postgraduate course at Newton University.
His work focuses on how to develop a person's inner world so that they are able to perform over the long term without negatively impacting their health and psyche.
Program
Lecture
Sun 11:30–12:30
Main Stage
Inner World of Winners: a holistic approach to exercise without harm more info
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Today, there is a lot of talk about performance, discipline and results. Less about what it does to you in the long run. You may know the feeling - you're working, you're performing, but it's costing you. In this talk, you'll understand why discipline alone is not enough and what really determines whether a person will last - without exhaustion or harm to health. Marian Jelinek draws on her experience with top athletes and top managers to show the 4 key areas that make up the so-called "performance". " How to create a strong relationship with what you do How to purposefully build mental resilience How to set habits that support you instead of holding you back How to work with yourself using self-coaching techniques Not as theory, but as principles you can start applying right away. If you want to perform for the long term - and not at the cost of your own exhaustion - this is a talk that will help you put things into context.
Jan K. Górczyński
Jan K. Górczyński is a prominent personality of the European biohacking scene, a successful entrepreneur and founder of the innovative brand BeKeto (beketo.pl).
His name is synonymous with optimizing metabolic health and popularizing the ketogenic diet in Central Europe. He has a long-standing commitment to educating about the relationship between nutrition, metabolism and cellular aging - and bringing these topics from the professional level into everyday practice.
His work combines entrepreneurial thinking with a deep interest in functional nutrition and longevity. He believes that our body is the best technology we have - and that understanding and caring for it is the foundation for everything else.
Program
Lecture
Sat 17:30–18:30
Main Stage
PANEL: The future of biohacking, longevity and human health in the next 3 years? more info
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Is there a longevity code? What we know, what we're trying, and what works for the future of our health Guests: Teemu Arina, Dorothe Trassl, Jan K. Górczynski, Moderator: Petra Janickova
Alana Dev Priya
Alena Zidzik, also known as Alana Dev Priya, bridges the world of modern science and ancient approaches to working with the body and consciousness.
Her journey began in a dynamic corporate environment where she became fully aware of the limits of long-term pressure without regeneration. This led her to a deeper study of working with the body, nervous system and states of consciousness, including her experiences in India.
Today, her practice combines data-based biohacking (biometrics, PEMF, supplementation) with more subtle approaches such as sound, breath and NSDR work.
She sees the human body as a complex system that responds to rhythm, vibration and environment - and shows how to apply these principles to everyday life.
Her goal is to bring approaches that help people manage stress, restore balance and function sustainably over the long term - without the need for extreme interventions.
Program
Lecture
Sun 16:00–17:00
Expert Stage
Science of Sound: how to use sound to influence the nervous system more info
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Sound is not just what we hear. It is a vibration that affects our body, nervous system and internal settings. This lecture connects ancient approaches of sound healing with modern neuroscience and shows how frequencies and resonance can be used to work with stress, energy and regeneration. You will learn how sound vibrations and specific frequencies affect: heart rate variability (HRV) brain waves stimulation of the nervus vagus Alena Židziková will guide you through the principles of neuro-acoustics and show how sound can serve as a direct tool for regulating the nervous system and deeper regeneration of the body - at the level of experience and physiology. The lecture also includes a practical demonstration of "frequency reset" using Tibetan bowls and tuning forks, where you can experience the effect for yourself.
Adam Česlík
Adam Česlík is the founder of the Performance Lifestyle system, a psychologist and has long been dedicated to optimizing human health and performance. He has been working with individuals and groups for over 15 years, focusing on practical approaches to long-term human vitality and functioning. For the last 9 years he has led Performance University - an educational project aimed at developing holistic counselling for the helping professions. His work combines insights from psychology, bodywork and a broader view of human functioning in the context of the modern environment.
Program
Workshop
Sun 10:30–11:30
Experience Stage
Performance Lifestyle: Human Electromagnetism more info
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The human body is not just biochemistry. It also functions as a bio-electrical and electromagnetic system that affects our energy, regeneration and overall functioning. This workshop brings a view of health that connects the modern environment with the natural principles on which the human body has functioned for thousands of years. Adam Česlík will guide you through the topics: how electromagnetic processes are related to regeneration and vitality how the modern environment (including technology and nnEMF) can affect our body how to use natural approaches and traditional techniques to "recharge" the body how to work with the breath as a tool that connects the body, nervous system and perception The workshop includes specific principles inspired by traditional approaches - including working with the environment, rhythm and natural resources that support natural regeneration. The goal is not just to understand, but to begin to perceive your own body differently - and to adjust your daily habits to promote long-term energy and stability.
Radek Laci
Radek Laci is a movement therapist who works with the body as a system controlled by the nervous system.
He perceives tension, shallow breathing, clenched jaw or stiff posture as concrete manifestations of the body functioning in survival mode. His work focuses not on symptoms or performance, but on the conditions in which the nervous system functions.
He combines principles of physiotherapy, developmental kinesiology and his own SMART MOVES method, but his approach is not technique-based. It is based on the ability to read the body and work with it at the points where reactions to stress, pressure and everyday stresses arise.
He focuses on regulation - the ability to reduce current tension - and then adaptation, the ability to remain stable in moments of pressure without having to defend oneself.
This principle was the basis for Movement Espresso, a short daily system of working with breath, jaw and tension to help the body return to a functional state.
His practice is based on his experience with people who function in high stress situations but whose bodies remain tight and overloaded for long periods of time. It is in the jaw area, he says, where physical stress often meets unexpressed emotional pressure, leading to gritting of teeth, gritting and mental fog.
His work is aimed at returning the body from survival mode to a state where there is no need to struggle, but where it is possible to function stably in challenging situations.
Program
Workshop
Sat 11:45–13:00
Experience Stage
Reset of the nervous system: Movement, breath and tension work more info
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Workshop
It's not another technique or a quick hack. This workshop goes beneath the surface - where physical tension meets what is left unexpressed. What the head suppresses, the body often carries on in the form of tension, pressure or restricted breath. Through movement and breath, you create the conditions in which the body can release what it no longer needs to hold. You will find that stillness is not a mental strategy, but a physical state of the body - which manifests in the breath, jaw and overall tension. The workshop will help you recognize the difference between when the body can only endure and when it has the capacity to handle the load without internal gripping. You will take away simple principles that you can use in your everyday functioning - at work, in relationships and in stressful situations.
Dušan Plichta
Dušan Plichta is the founder of the Powerlogy brand and a prominent personality of the biohacking scene in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. He has long been researching how targeted lifestyle changes and functional nutrition affect human performance, health and overall well-being.
In his work, he connects practical life with scientific knowledge and focuses on what has a real impact on quality of life and long-term life energy.
An adventurer at heart, a biohacker in mind and a husband and father of two in his personal life. For more than 15 years, he has viewed food and ideas not just as a means to satiate or reflect, but as key information that influences health, performance and the way we live.
He believes our society needs a shift in our approach to food, body, health and life as a whole - towards greater meaningfulness, conscious decision-making and long-term sustainability.
Program
Ceremony
Sat 10:00–10:30
Main Stage
Opening Ceremony more info
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Opening ceremony
Lecture
Sat 14:30–15:30
Main Stage
Biohacking in practice. 7 key habits that make sense to me. more info
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Biohacking is a buzzword. But what does it really mean - and what of it actually works? Dusan Plichta has devoted more than 15 years to finding answers to this very question. Not in the lab, but in his everyday life - as an entrepreneur, husband, father and founder of Biohacking Summit Prague. In his lecture, he doesn't share theory. He shares what he himself has experienced, verified and what makes sense to him in the long run. You will learn: what biohacking really is - and what it isn't where longevity as a field should really be heading 7 key areas for balance, performance and life energy daily habits with real impact that stick in the long run why metabolic health is the most important nutrition priority on which everything else is based
Dan Tržil
Dan Tržil is an entrepreneur, podcast creator and one of the pioneers of the podcast scene in the Czech Republic.
He is behind the podcast Against the Current, which is one of the most listened to podcasts in the country.
In 2022 he published the book Against the Current, which builds on his work with inspiring stories and personalities.
He also creates the practical business podcast BYZNYScast, builds the ceskepodcasty.cz catalogue and community, and helps companies create and use podcasts.
His style is direct, human and focused on real experiences - not just theories.
Program
Discussion
Sun 16:00–17:00
Main Stage
What’s behind top-level performance: an interview with Radek Stepanek more info
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What is life like at the top level - outside the world of results, medals and public image? In this interview, Dan Tržil takes one of the most outstanding Czech tennis players, Radek Stepanek, through the themes behind the performance. From the daily work with the body and head, to managing pressure and long-term stress, to what makes the difference in moments when everything is on the line. You'll learn: what the reality of elite sport looks like outside of matches how to work with pressure, expectation and mental resilience what determines the long-term sustainability of a career what habits and attitudes help manage extreme stress The interview will offer an authentic look at what it means to perform at a high level over the long term - in body, mind and life.
Vlado Zlatoš
Vlado Zlatoš is an expert in movement and health with more than 20 years of experience.
In his work he connects physical health with the real functioning of people in the modern environment and focuses on how to create conditions in which health arises naturally.
He is the originator of the concept of a "culture of movement" and the MOVO Park, Neseda and MOVO eHealth projects that bring systemic change to schools, businesses and communities.
In his talks, he shifts the perspective on biohacking - from optimizing the individual to building environment, movement and metabolic strength as the foundation for long-term health.
Program
Lecture
Sat 15:30–16:30
Expert Stage
Post-biohacking: Why health is not created by optimization, but by the architecture of life more info
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In an era where we have more data, technology and tools than ever before, health often becomes an endless process of optimization. But what if we are solving problems that might not have arisen in the first place? This talk opens up a view of "post-biohacking" - the transition from constantly tuning out individuals to building a functional system that naturally supports health. Vlado Zlatos shows why most optimization approaches address the effects rather than the causes, and how to work instead with what has the greatest impact: movement as the basic infrastructure of life the environment that shapes our daily decisions metabolic power as a source of energy and resilience You will take away a practical framework for how to stop "hacking" the body and start creating conditions that keep you healthy for the long term - without the need for constant monitoring and optimization.
Ondřej Krenk
Mgr. Ondřej Krenk is a pharmacist and a member of the NORSAN expert team.
He has been working on the quality and functionality of dietary supplements for a long time and in his practice he focuses on nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics.
In his work he combines scientific knowledge with practical application in everyday life - with an emphasis on clarity, quality and real impact on health.
Program
Lecture
Sat 12:30–13:30
Expert Stage
Omega-3: What determines inflammation, regeneration and long-term health more info
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Omega-3 fatty acids are among the most discussed substances in the field of health and longevity. But what role do they really play in the human body? This lecture offers a broader perspective - from human evolution to current scientific knowledge about the impact of fats on health. Ondřej Krenk explains how omega-3s affect: acute and chronic inflammation regeneration of the body overall balance in the body He will also focus on the differences between the different forms (EPA, DHA), their quality and their importance in the context of a modern lifestyle. You will take away a clear framework for how to think about omega-3s - without simplification and without marketing shortcuts.
David Vencl
David Vencl is a Czech freediver, record holder and founder of the Czech Iceman Academy. In his work he combines experience from extreme environments with practical use of breath for health, performance and mental resilience.
He has been developing breathing techniques, working with cold and stress regulation for a long time. He is the author of the OXY-ZEN method, which provides a systematic approach to breathwork applicable to both sport and everyday life.
Program
Workshop
Sat 10:30–11:15
Experience Stage
OXY-ZEN: The power of breath for energy, performance and regeneration more info
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Breath is one of the most basic functions of the body - and one of the most underestimated. In this practical workshop, David Vencl will present his OXY-ZEN system, which is based on his experience in extreme freediving and long-term work with the body and mind. He will show how conscious breath work can affect energy, stress management, concentration and recovery. You will learn how to strengthen and coordinate the breathing muscles including the diaphragm, how to make the body work more efficiently with oxygen and how to use different breathing patterns depending on the situation - from calming to activation. The workshop also includes a practical part where you will try out techniques inspired by freediving, breath-hold work and the principles of hypoxic training. You will take away concrete tools that you can use in your everyday life - for more energy, better concentration and the ability to handle stress.
Jan Allister
Jan Allister (Johnny) is a professional movement instructor and founder of the BROTHERS male community.
In his work he combines different approaches to movement - from BUDOKON to MMA and Brazilian jiu-jitsu to conscious movement, breath work and nervous system regulation.
She focuses on developing strength, endurance and long-term vitality in the context of biohacking and longevity.
She has worked with individuals and groups for many years, leading workshops and camps for men and women, combining physical training with deeper bodywork and mindfulness.
Program
Workshop
Sun 14:00–15:30
Experience Stage
BUDOKON Mobility more info
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Get to know the BUDOKON movement style and the benefits it brings to your body and your daily functioning. Mobility needs regular care - not as an obligation, but as a playful form of movement that helps you feel better, freer and more natural in your own body. During the workshop: learn about the BUDOKON Mobility Programme experience mindful movement that you can get the most out of get a practical approach to developing mobility and flexibility that you will enjoy engage the movement chains you use every day get into a state of flow and mindfulness The goal is not to wait for a problem to appear. But to learn to move in a way that supports you in the long term and develops your healthspan naturally.
Dagmar Moc Králová
Dáša is a physiotherapist, co-founder of the Trager CZ Association and assistant professor at the Sports Activity Centre at the Brno University of Technology. She studied physiotherapy at the Faculty of Medicine of Masaryk University and further developed her professional focus in her doctoral studies in kinanthropology, where she focuses on the quality of movement and its perception.
His work combines a scientific approach, physiotherapy and somatic practice. She has been significantly influenced by body psychotherapy and the Trager® approach, in which she trained and continues to develop through international collaboration.
She is the founder of the LIVE MOVEMENT project and is actively involved in movement quality education - from everyday functioning to sport performance.
She works with a wide range of clients from children to elite athletes and regularly presents at professional conferences.
Program
Workshop
Sun 09:15–10:00
Experience Stage
The Trager® approach: rock your body and mind more info
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How you move is how you feel. And most of us move with unnecessary complexity - with tension we don't even notice. This workshop will bring you back to natural movement. Through a somatic practice inspired by the Trager® approach, you'll discover how to use your body more effectively, with less effort and more ease. You'll work with: body weight and natural impulses conscious response to movement coordination and fluidity releasing unnecessary tension It's not about doing more. It's about doing it differently. It's about greater ease, fluidity and awareness of your own body in your daily functioning. You will take away concrete principles from the workshop that you can use immediately - in movement, sport and everyday life.
Kateřina Rae
Katherine Rae connects body and consciousness work through sound healing, breath and somatic approaches.
In her practice, she creates spaces where the body can relax, the nervous system can calm down and attention returns to the experience and perception of self.
She works with rites of passage and constellations focused on stress management, regeneration and changing internal patterns.
She is the co-creator of Wild & Coco, a brand dedicated to nutrition, the microbiome and long-term health.
Program
Ceremony
Sat 19:00–20:00
Experience Stage
Sound Healing & Cocoa more info
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Ceremony
After a day full of stimulation, information and experiences, there is space to slow down. This sound healing ceremony is designed as a gentle anchoring and integration of the whole day - a return to the body, breath and self-perception. Through the frequencies of the crystal bowls, drum and breath work, the nervous system is naturally calmed and the inner environment is aligned. A space where you can: release tension slow the mind let what has opened up during the day reverberate Sound healing gently guides you from the active, stimulated energy of the day into a calmer, more receptive state - perfect for an evening transition into a Biohacking Party or a more peaceful end to the day.
Dominik Luks
Dominik Luks is a trainer, mental coach and world record holder who has long been on the edge of physical and mental performance.
He holds the world record for climbing Kilimanjaro in under 24 hours (23:12) and has organised major hardening hikes that have been completed by thousands of participants.
In his work, he combines experience from top sports, strength training and combat disciplines with mental preparation and resistance work. He works with professional athletes and well-known personalities such as Karlos Vémola, Jakub Vrána and Michal Krčmář.
He works as a conditioning coach, MMA coach and mental coach where he helps individuals and teams manage pressure, increase resilience and push their performance in real world conditions.
Program
Lecture
Sun 14:30–15:30
Main Stage
The testosterone crisis of modern times and the importance of strength training more info
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Lecture
Men's testosterone levels have been declining for a long time - and with it their energy, stamina and ability to handle pressure. But it's not just about the hormone. It's about how we function in our own bodies today - and what we have gradually removed from them. Dominik Luks opens up the topic without theory or simplification. He shows how modern lifestyle, chronic stress, lack of exercise and the breakdown of basic habits affect hormonal balance and the overall functioning of the body. Strength training plays a crucial role in this - not as a fitness trend, but as a basic biological stimulus that the body needs to function properly. You will learn: why testosterone decreases and how it is realistically manifested why strength training is crucial for hormonal balance and long-term body functioning how to set up a diet that supports natural hormone production what mistakes we make most often today how to improve energy, stability and resilience in everyday life The lecture shows the topic in a broader context - not only from the perspective of men's health, but also how it affects quality of life, relationships and overall functioning today.
Jozef Mihališin
Jozef Mihalishin combines the world of top management with deep human work.
He has more than 10 years of experience in top management of international companies such as DORMA and ASSA ABLOY, where he led global projects across Europe, Asia and Africa.
Today he brings this experience to work with individuals, teams and organizations.
He is the founder of the Karuna Institute and the author of projects such as Mirror of Man, Journey of Family and Journey of Hero.
His methodology combines psychology, nervous system work (TRE, breathwork), bodywork and rites of passage. He focuses on building resilience, authenticity and the ability to function under pressure without losing touch with oneself.
What he teaches, he also actively lives - as a partner, father and leader.
Program
Workshop
Sat 15:00–16:30
Experience Stage
Embodied Leadership: how to lead yourself and others through the 4 shields of human nature more info
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Workshop
A workshop focusing on the specifics of men's experience of pressure, performance and role in today's society. Most men try to lead through their heads. Strategy. Performance. Control. But real leadership starts elsewhere - in the body and in the nervous system. In the ability to stay relaxed under pressure. In the ability to sense and control your own energy. In the ability to be present - not just functional. This workshop goes beyond theory. It focuses on practical experience, how to: work with the body as a basic tool of performance use breath as a tool for regulating and managing energy build stability and resilience in challenging situations set boundaries and act from integrity understand the dynamics of polarity in teams and relationships You will also touch on the topic of life energy and sexuality - not as a concept, but as a source of vitality that can be consciously cultivated and used in everyday life. The workshop includes practical exercises that you can immediately transfer to reality: morning setup transition between work and personal mode working with energy during the day The aim is not to add more theory. But to start functioning differently - in your body, in your decision-making and in your relationships.

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