Which is better? Counting Calories, or counting Macros? Kelly from Eatmore2weighless weighs in on the topic. Enjoy! ________________________________________________ While calorie counting has been around since the dawn of dieting, the awareness of “macros,” or macronutrients, has dramatically increased in recent years. With the explosion of the expression “If It Fits Your Macros” (and the subsequent […]
Posts Tagged ‘flexibility’
What The Body Mass Index (BMI) Tells You — And What It Doesn’t
BMI, we’ve all heard about (and feared?) this measurement. Girls Gone Strong explains what BMI actually is, what it does, and what is does NOT do. Enjoy! ___________________________________________________________________________ Think back to the last time you went to your doctor or healthcare provider. Odds are if they checked your body weight and height, they also calculated […]
Why can’t I put the cookie down?
A great post from Justin Kompf answering a question we have all asked ourselves: why can’t I put the cookie down? A post about willpower, enjoy! Recently I was away for a family vacation in the Adirondacks. For about 24 hours my diet consisted of beer, fudge from the Candy Cottage in Old Forge, and pizza. Also, […]
How to Deadlift (and why everyone should)
Today’s post is written by Nia Shanks, have a look at her page for a lot of great advice both on training and nutrition! You perform the deadlift movement every day, and probably don’t even realize it. Picking up a loaded laundry basket off the floor. Picking up your kid. Picking up a box to […]
Fat Burning Foods: What Experts Don’t Want You To Know
Today’s post is by If you want to burn fat, make sure you incorporate these 13 foods into your diet. Once they’re into your mouth, you can be sure to watch the fat fly off your bones in no time… Look, fat burning foods sounds like a miracle idea, right? All you gotta do is […]
How to Travel for Business or Vacation and Still Lose Fat
Today’s article is written by Bryan Krahn from BryanKrahn.com, i highly recommend looking at his page for more great information! Enjoy! ________________________________________ There are no dumb questions when you coach general population clients through physique transformation. But there are some you get much more frequently. “Should I do low intensity steady state cardio or higher intensity?” “Are […]
What To Do If Your Genetics Suck
Today’s post is written by Nia Shanks, enjoy! You can’t fight your genetics. You’re the recipient of what your mother and father gave you, for better or worse. But you don’t have to settle for your genetics either. Some people have less than ideal genetics when it comes to managing a healthy bodyweight. There’s more […]
RISE & GRIND
I can’t believe I’ve only just run into Artemis Scantalides’s website. Please read more great articles on her website. Enjoy today’s blog! Often you see people post the phrase “Rise & Grind”. What does that mean? Does that mean that you wake up at 4:00 a.m. and crank out work until 7:00 p.m. like a […]
The 4 workout rules I follow to look and feel my best
Today’s article is written by Nate Green, check out his website for many more great articles! __________________________________________ My entire approach to working out can be summed up in four rules: choose consistency over intensity remember that ego is the enemy make progress every week do fun stuff These rules have adapted over time as I’ve […]
Why Crawling Is Vital At Any Age
You’ve probably noticed that crawling has recently been coming up a lot more in fitness websites and magazines. Perhaps you’ve seen someone crawling around at the gym, and you’ve wondered, “What in the world is that person doing?” If you’re lucky, you work with a coach or trainer who already includes a bit of crawling […]
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