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  • Pre and Post Workout Nutrition

    Pre and Post Workout Nutrition Pre and post workout nutrition is simple: one is fuel and the other one is repair. You eat before your workout to have the extra energy to push yourself during a training session. You eat...

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  • Intermittent Fasting

    ntermittent fasting is commonly used for weight loss because it leads to relatively easy calorie restriction.

    It can make you eat fewer calories overall, as long as you don't overcompensate by eating much more during the eating periods.

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  • Woman performing front squat with barbell in gym, wearing athletic apparel

    Rep Tempo: Lay The Foundation For Great Workouts

    It is the age of instant gratification. Whether an athlete training for performance or a New Year’s resolutioner trying to get healthy, we want our results and we want them yesterday. When we succumb to the societal obsession with finding the quick fix and jumping from beginner to advanced overnight, we sabotage our goals before we begin.

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  • Athlete preparing to lift loaded barbell in gym, chalking hands for functional fitness

    Tip: Boost Strength Instantly With 2 Exercises

    The nervous system is akin to a parking brake that's partially engaged on your muscles. Release that brake and you'll get stronger and recruit more muscle fibers – instantly.
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  • Muscular man performing pull-ups in gym, showcasing functional fitness and athletic strength

    How To Conduct Your Own Diet Experiments Like A Scientist

    Low-carb or low-fat? No fruits or no meat? Only meat or only fruits? Are you genetically predisposed towards obesity or miraculously endowed with a clockwork metabolism? Paradoxically, there are so many recommended nutritional guidelines, with most of them contradicting one another, that it is now impossible to look at the nutritional studies performed and obtain valuable data for personal us
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