Guest post written by: Charles Mayfield Chances are pretty good you have left the parking brake on in your car, truck, or sweet minivan at one point in your driving career, right? I’ll dispense with too deep of an explanation on parking brakes. It is important that everyone understand the role of this device. We… Continue Reading
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Testimonial: Why Acne Was the Best Thing That Happened to Me
Testimonial written by: Tim B. This is a pretty long post, so here are the “Cliff’s notes” if you want to save some time: Acne ended up being the best thing that happened to me. Without it I never would have turned my health around. Here’s how it all went down: I was 25… Continue Reading
My Training at 43
Howdy! I hope you are all doing well. I started these training updates at the age of 39 as a bit of an accountability exercise. I was not sure how the initial post (or follow-ups) would be received, but I get a remarkable volume of questions inquiring what I’m up to currently. Someday I’ll get… Continue Reading
Improve Upon These 6 Areas to Reach Your Health Goals
Written By: Kevin Cann I do not do this often, but I am going to go off on a bit of a rant. I love the fact that I see more and more people posting science explaining the how and why of their current nutritional and exercise programs. It seems as if we are moving… Continue Reading
The Performance Paleo Cookbook – Smoked Salmon Egg Bake
Guest post written by: Stepahnie Gaudreau The Performance Paleo Cookbook is the ultimate kitchen companion for athletes and other performance-minded people who know that nutrition is a key component to success. It’s undeniable that the food we eat is a factor—perhaps the most important one—in gaining a competitive edge. If you’ve got athletic goals or you’re a… 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
Are You Recovering or Resting
Written By: Kevin Cann Charlie Francis is one of my favorite strength and conditioning coaches to have ever walked the planet. He was well ahead of his time in understanding that an athlete’s success does not only come from workouts, but from everything going on in their lives. He knew everything going on personally that… Continue Reading
My training at 42 (ish)
I’ve been tinkering with this post for a long time, apologies for the tardiness. I thought I was busy. Then we had a daughter. And I really thought I was busy. Then we got pregnant and had another daughter, and I’m no longer busy, I just never stop! Each year lived is a milestone of… Continue Reading
CrossFit and The Aging Athlete
Guest post written by: Judah Boulet In a prior post, I discussed strength and conditioning considerations in the aging athlete. CrossFit is the greatest growing strength and conditioning program. If you are like me, and enjoy CrossFit workouts, enjoy the camaraderie and community of a gym atmosphere, how can you make “CrossFit” fit into… Continue Reading
What Are You Afraid Of?
We’re gonna start this one with a story that I completely made up – but read it anyway. One day, Joe was at a restaurant with some friends. Since Joe is Paleo (not celiac, just paleo) he requests a gluten free menu and orders a steak, steamed broccoli and a shot of tequila for good… Continue Reading
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