*from www.ironradio.org Listener mail and sports nutrition science news are again building up. Stay abreast! Topics include: chicken vs. beef protein for muscle gain how to take or not take branched chain amino acids (BCAAs) considerations if checking your blood glucose daily weight fluctuations epigenetic changes after lifting evidence-based benefits of fish oils for athletes
While on a previous kiteboarding trip, I took some downtime to dig into James Clear's book Atomic Habits. I don’t write a ton about habits, as I feel others do it much better, hence my purchase of his book. I'm glad I did. One of the tips (and the best habit advice ever, in my
…dem's fighten’ words to bros! In the red corner weighing in at 156 lbs looking like an eel shaped rake, posting on forums as “KingDingling78” and suffering unconsciously with a mad case of DunningKrugeritis, is Bro #1. In the blue corner weighing in at 230 lbs at an internet-professed 8% body fat and benching 400
Dr Eric Helms and I talk about setting up your training for maximal gainZ on the podcast today! We chat about how to set up training around goals, periodization and start off with our adventures getting home from Costa Rica as airports and borders started shutting down. https://flex-diet-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/... In addition, I cover: Getting creative with
I'm back! Join me for Season 2 of the Flex Diet Podcast - formerly known as Not Another Fitness Podcast....for fitness geeks only. I also have a tip on how to use aerobic training to maximize performance and body composition, even if you only enjoy lifting weights. In addition I cover: How to use aerobic
*from www.ironradio.org After news concerning lab-grown meats and microbe-synthesized dairy (casein), the guys reflect on what characterizes their diets. Macronutrient focus, food groups, supplementation, seasonal changes, timing, and kitchen skills all get attention. http://ironradio.org/Audio/575IronRadio_Characterize_Your_Diet.mp3 Rock on! Dr Mike miketnelson.com
During this time when everything is "different" than life before COVID 19, every chance I've had to think and talk about managing stress . . I take it. We may be feeling more worry and anxiety than ever, but there are some simple ways to control your response to stress. We are in this together
Some days being in the Fitness Industry, as much as I love it, has me contemplating a short walk off a long pier. I've checked out much more from the ole Flakebook over the last 4-6 weeks. Today, I popped in to see what is going on. Hmmm, not much new. It appears not much
There I said it. I am not a fan of motivation. I am not against motivation; I don't count on it - either with my training or with clients who train with me. Why? It's not needed. Ask yourself - how many training sessions would you do if you only train when you're motivated? I bet it
Strength and conditioning coach Vs Covid 19... *from www.ironradio.org Are ketotic diets problematic for obese people? And can low testosterone make you more vulnerable to COVID-19? The guys share science news with strength coach Korey VanWyk, then check in with him for gold nuggets on how he's addressing the public health crisis in his classes
