One of the most common complaints I hear about healthy eating is that it’s too time-consuming. I know I’ve definitely made that statement many times.

In his Amazon review of Paleo Workouts for Dummies, Dan John called the book a “very good book on modern training with an awful title.”

Given that I review a lot of cookbooks, I also get a lot of questions as to which ones I would recommend and for what

As a foodie and a mostly-paleo eater, I love that the world of paleo cookbooks is constantly expanding. I might be a geek, but I

Paleo Cooking From Elana’s Pantry is the third cookbook from one of the original grain-free bloggers, Elana Amsterdam. Elana began her blog in 2006 after

I won’t lie. I was anxiously awaiting my review copy of Well Fed 2 by Melissa Joulwan. I reviewed Melissa’s first cookbook, Well Fed, a

Attending class at a CrossFit facility or other gym isn’t always possible, so a lot of people do workout programs at home. There are couple

As a coach I like to keep an athlete out of the hands of the physical therapists. Injuries are, at best, a performance drainer. They

I think this may be my new favorite general-purpose paleo cookbook. There are a lot of paleo cookbooks out there. Some are more paleo than

Nothing makes my day quite like receiving a review copy of a new paleo cookbook in the mail. So I was intrigued when the mailman

The idea of somatotyping fascinates a lot of people. If you’re not familiar with the term, somatotyping is based on the idea that each of

I predict Beyond Bacon, by Stacy Toth and Matthew McCarry of Paleo Parents, will be my favorite cookbook of 2013. Not only is it informative