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Hollow body holds are one of my all time favourite tools for teaching people how to control their abs and get a stronger core.
You eat two cupcakes on Friday night at a birthday party. They’re definitely not on your nutrition plan. You figure the rest of the weekend is now a write-off, and spend the next few days pigging out. We’ve all been there. So how do you get back on track after binge eating?
A good exercise training journal is essential for anyone who works out with a purpose. It's not rocket science, but laying out your journal properly will make it easier to track progress and see trends in your training process.
Shift work weight gain is real. Working nights, even if you don't change shifts, is a major challenge to health and fitness. A rotating schedule is the hardest on the body and makes achieving weight loss, fitness, or body composition goals hardest. Here're my tips to try to make shift work healthier.
It can often seem like the choice between being healthy and unhealthy is black and white. This is the hallmark of all or nothing thinking, and it just might be getting in the way of your fitness and body shape goals.
I'm often asked about what best quick and healthy snack options for getting through the day... So I went to The Big Carrot to film this video and show you my picks!
Online coaching works really well for nutrition and lifestyle coaching... But if you want to learn how to work out and don't live nearby then I can't, in good conscience, take your business. Here's why...
How much weight can I lose in one month? Setting realistic weight loss goals is really about managing expectations. It might possible to drop a few extra pounds in the first few weeks of a diet, but over a year... 0.6lbs per week, or 2.4lbs per month... are the kind of numbers you should be expecting.
Your fitness plan should make you stronger, improve your endurance, and make your body robust so you'll be more resistant to injury. But is some amount of injury a necessary part of training? I don't think it has to be.