“It’s Not You, It’s Me:” 3 Signs You Need to Break Up With Your Diet
A while ago I was talking to a friend about a diet she was trying. She was going on week five, and though she had
A while ago I was talking to a friend about a diet she was trying. She was going on week five, and though she had
In the past few weeks, the publication of an article in the journal Obesity has set social media’s reaction rhetoric ablaze. A team of researchers
When it comes down to it, there are only three legitimate reasons to exercise: To improve your health To improve your level of fitness (i.e.,
Note: Charles is here on a weekly basis to help you cut through the B.S. and get to the bottom of the biggest questions in
Cardio isn’t fun. Whoever says they enjoy plugging away on the treadmill for thirty minutes to an hour is lying (note: enjoying activities you partake
Whether you’re just starting out on your fitness journey or you’ve been in the game for years, you’ve probably made some mistakes. When I first
Like everything in life, when it comes to dieting, sometimes less is more, and being efficient when making diet adjustments stands to benefit any athlete
The fitness industry is constantly jumping from trend to trend. As coaches we need to develop core values based upon scientific principles and stick to
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When mediocrity is an acceptable thing, it is sad to say that doing something is better than doing nothing. It is now common place to
In the previous installment I discussed five tips in the pursuit of a better physique. Know your genetics. Work hard. Shore up your nutritional intake.
Recycling our lifting programs is a no-brainer. We start small and train the pattern. We go bigger and get stronger. We add speed to become
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