A time under tension junkie decloaks and fires a couple of photon torpedoes in my direction: ===== Wow! You are a either a complete fool or a narcissist. I love how you dismiss time under tension as something people should NOT focus on but, you provide no proof, studies or research/theories. I can only surmise […]
Intermittent Fasting and Exercise in the Morning: Should You Train on an Empty Stomach?
The other day, I came across an article in Men’s Health on the subject of intermittent fasting and exercise in the morning, which cautions against lifting weights on an empty stomach. Here’s a snippet: Lifting weights, sprinting, doing CrossFit WODS, and other high-intensity activities all depend on carbohydrates for fuel. If you perform any of […]
Is Fasted Cardio Really Better for Fat Loss?
Is exercise on an empty stomach really going to help you lose fat faster? Some people claim it’s the secret to weight loss, while others say it’s no better than exercise done after a meal. Who’s right? Back in the day, I used to do a lot of fasted cardio, mainly because I believed that […]
Who Wins the Fight: Body Fat Scales or DEXA?
Came across an interesting new study the other day, where a team of researchers from Texas compared a number of different body fat tests to see which one was the most accurate . There was a lot about this study to like: 1. It looked at a wide range of body fat testing methods, from […]
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The Home Workout Guide
My friend Jay over at A Workout Routine (one of the few people I trust for reliable, science-backed advice on diet and training) has a new book out – called The Home Workout Guide – that shows you everything you need to know to get the results you want without a gym.