Guest post written by: Kate Galliett It’s rarely a matter of “do less” to solve your problem. It’s often more a matter of “do less of this one thing AND do more of these other things.” As is the case with ‘tech hand.’ In the last article I introduced the problems with the hand… Continue Reading
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Train Online With NorCal Strength & Conditioning
Hey folks! I’m excited to announce we now offer subscriptions to daily online programming from NorCal Strength & Conditioning. I’ll get to the specific programs in a moment but first I want to give you a little background in what has been a multi-year process. We opened NorCal in 2004 with the hopes of helping as many people… Continue Reading
Nine “BLOW YOUR SKIRT UP” reasons to go to Paleo f(x) 2015
Nine “BLOW YOUR SKIRT UP” reasons to go to Paleo f(x) 2015 Ladies and gents, it’s time to make plans and get your party on! Paleo f(x) 2015 is fast approaching, and if you haven’t heard about it or reserved your tickets yet, don’t wait! This event is for YOU. Paleo f(x) is all… Continue Reading
Winning The Olimbic Games: Why you need to understand allostatic balance
Guest post written by: Mike Ritter ______________________ “Allostasis is the process of achieving stability, or homeostasis, through physiological or behavioral change. This can be carried out by means of alteration in hormones, the autonomic nervous system, cytokines, or a number of other systems, and is generally adaptive in the short term. Allostasis is essential in order to maintain internal… Continue Reading
Paleo is an IDEA, and not just for food
Guest post written by: Max Shank I find it funny how everyone is always looking for the “perfect workout” the “perfect diet” or the “perfect job.” You find the same ideas in martial arts, “Gracie Jiu Jitsu is the best,” or “10th Planet is the best.” People get caught up in thinking of lists… Continue Reading
Put Your Shoulders On The Right Path
Guest post written by: Kate Galliett Make sure you’re heading the right direction before you put the pedal to the metal. If you excitedly drive off toward the horizon only to realize 100 miles down the road that you weren’t quite on the proper path, you’ll find yourself very off-course and requiring a drive back… Continue Reading
Health as a By-Product
Guest post written by: Andrew Bowers I was thirteen or fourteen, looking like Captain America (prior to the super-soldier serum). It was my first year of high-school and my first year of weights class. The work was hard, and the gains were slow; looking back I think that’s how most anything in life worth… Continue Reading
Using Evolution And Exercise Physiology To Customize Your Carb Intake
Guest post by: Nate Miyaki Let’s say I am a mixed martial artist going through a 12-week training camp to prepare for a fight. What would happen if all I did were Ron-Burgundy-style body sculpting exercises, but never did any sparring or conditioning drills? I’d have an awesome moustache and a glorious gun show… Continue Reading
Go Down Swinging…
This post was written by Russ Blanck, a 56-year old police officer who adopted CrossFit and a Paleo lifestyle as a means to maximize his functional fitness. CrossFit and Paleo have helped him achieve his goals. He works and trains alongside officers 20 to 30 years younger than him. As a certified emergency manager he provides logistical… Continue Reading
The 6 Pillars of an Unbreakable Body
Guest post written by: Kate Galliett If you’re not careful, you can get sucked into an abyss of information as you study the paleo diet, low-inflammation foods, primal living, carb-cycling, etc. There’s so many things to tinker with, but like a mighty oak tree standing tall in the harshest rain storm, Robb has always… Continue Reading
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