I want to talk to you about how to use a scale properly. The scale can be used as a good tool to measure your weight loss or weight gain progress - only if used right! If used incorrectly, it will lead to erroneous results and can cause unnecessary stress.
I'm not going to bash it (Keto) or anything. I'm going to give you my thoughts on it. At the end of the post, I'll give you a tip on how to do the keto diet better if that's something that you're going to pursue and if that's something that you're going to do.
The squat is an overrated exercise for glutes. I've got you covered with an entire list of exercises you can add to your workouts instead of squats.
Bodyweight exercises have gotten a bad rap for being ‘easy’ and not challenging enough. That’s far from the truth. The push-up is more than just a great exercise for building upper body strength and sculpting the arms and shoulders. It’s a full-body exercise that embodies true physical strength and endurance.
Optimization plays a huge part in nearly everything we do.
Whether it’s business, athletics, fitness, or our family life and relationships – if we’re not actively attempting to move forward and improve our experiences, we’re standing still at best.
Try hard as we might to eat well, most people can’t figure out exactly what the hell “right” even means anymore. Here are 15 facts about nutrition that we know, and you can use to craft a well balanced idet.
Everybody loves the idea of a cheat day–what fun would a diet be if you don’t have the chance to put yourself at risk of cardiac arrest every Saturday (quadruple bypass burger anyone?) While they may help you stick to your diet during the week, they also may be ruining your progress. The solution? Change how you think of them.