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On Losing: Seven Ways to Pick Yourself Back Up
Pep talks and positive adages aside, losing sucks. There’s no two ways about it. When all eyes are on you and you don’t shine in that shin... Continue reading
Pep talks and positive adages aside, losing sucks. There’s no two ways about it. When all eyes are on you and you don’t shine in that shin... Continue reading
Clean Mass Gain: A Case Study
Few topics I’ve talked about writing about have garnered more interest than my “clean mass gain” experiment. In fact, as noted by Gr... Continue reading
Few topics I’ve talked about writing about have garnered more interest than my “clean mass gain” experiment. In fact, as noted by Gr... Continue reading
Minimizing Consumption of Pesticide Residue (Without Breaking the Bank)
I wrote an article about organic food in the June issue of the PM, where I discussed a list of the most heavily (and least heavily) contaminated fruit... Continue reading
I wrote an article about organic food in the June issue of the PM, where I discussed a list of the most heavily (and least heavily) contaminated fruit... Continue reading
Altered States: Metabolic Disorders, Obesity and Disease
If you're an exercise professional, then you've probably had a client or two who had systemic inflammation, abdominal obesity, high blood pressure, an... Continue reading
If you're an exercise professional, then you've probably had a client or two who had systemic inflammation, abdominal obesity, high blood pressure, an... Continue reading
The Laws of Adiposity: A Book Excerpt
What follows is a sample chapter from Gary Taubes’ newest book, Why We Get Fat: And What To Do About It. The fate of the laboratory rat is ra... Continue reading
What follows is a sample chapter from Gary Taubes’ newest book, Why We Get Fat: And What To Do About It. The fate of the laboratory rat is ra... Continue reading
Sleep: An Undervalued Ergogenic Aid
We all know we need sleep, and most of us would admit that we probably need more. Unfortunately, that knowledge often isn’t enough to compel us ... Continue reading
We all know we need sleep, and most of us would admit that we probably need more. Unfortunately, that knowledge often isn’t enough to compel us ... Continue reading
Start of Days
There are movies, books, songs, political advertisements, religious texts and environmental organizations that use the phrase “end of days.&rdqu... Continue reading
There are movies, books, songs, political advertisements, religious texts and environmental organizations that use the phrase “end of days.&rdqu... Continue reading
Esther Gokhale: Perfecting Posture
Esther Gokhale has been called the Michael Pollan of posture, but perhaps a comparison to nutrition pioneer Weston Price would be more accurate. Westo... Continue reading
Esther Gokhale has been called the Michael Pollan of posture, but perhaps a comparison to nutrition pioneer Weston Price would be more accurate. Westo... Continue reading
The Neuroendocrine Response
The neuroendocrine response is quite an interesting phenomena because it has been vastly overlooked by the weightlifting and sports industries. Its ex... Continue reading
The neuroendocrine response is quite an interesting phenomena because it has been vastly overlooked by the weightlifting and sports industries. Its ex... Continue reading
Kyphosis
Working as a generalist strength & conditioning coach using CrossFit methodology appears to be a case of “Jack Of All Trades, Master Of None... Continue reading
Working as a generalist strength & conditioning coach using CrossFit methodology appears to be a case of “Jack Of All Trades, Master Of None... Continue reading
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