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No time, No problem: exercise for those on the go

I have found myself in the lab again (reading and testing exercises out on myself), and I believe I may have found an anti-aging, growth hormone producing, non-time consuming new exercise that may be...

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The Wonder Drug for Long Life

If I told you I had a less expensive and non-invasive way to help combat arthritis, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, respiratory illnesses, and mortality compared to the cost and side effects of...

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What is a Workout?

 A workout is 25 percent perspiration and 75 percent determination. Stated another way, it is one part physical exertion and three parts self-discipline. Doing it is easy once you get started. A...

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5 Tips to Get Back on Track

When I walk through the gym these days I can see the merriment of the season written on everyone’s face.  They’re filled with the joy of the season, the thought of spending so much time with friends...

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Why the Most Popular Workouts Aren’t Always the Best

What is fitness?  It is defined as “the condition of being physically fit and healthy,” with disease and lack of fitness being closely related.  So when we set out to be fit, what we are actually...

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CSI: The Silent Killer

It is becoming more and more apparent in the scientific community that systemic inflammation lies at the root of heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, stroke,  Alzheimer’s, rheumatoid arthritis,...

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Don’t give up, switch it up: Pushing through the plateau

Inevitably as we continue to exercise we run into the ogre from under the bridge known as the plateau.  It happens in many different ways, all of which sum up to I’m not getting any stronger, I’m not...

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Breaking through the Plateau

If you are consistently in the gym working out, week after week, and you’re trying to improve your strength, endurance, hypertrophy, or just about any goal related fitness variable you will inevitably...

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Wishes VS Goals

 “I want to get lean” “I want to lose weight” “I want to build muscle” Since we’ve all heard these “wants” more times than we can count, I’ll differentiate the meaning of wishes and goals and provide...

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CSI: The Silent Killer

It is becoming more and more apparent in the scientific community that systemic inflammation lies at the root of heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, stroke,  Alzheimer’s, rheumatoid arthritis,...

View Article

No time, No problem: exercise for those on the go

I have found myself in the lab again (reading and testing exercises out on myself), and I believe I may have found an anti-aging, growth hormone producing, non-time consuming new exercise that may be...

View Article

The Wonder Drug for Long Life

If I told you I had a less expensive and non-invasive way to help combat arthritis, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, respiratory illnesses, and mortality compared to the cost and side effects of...

View Article

What is a Workout?

 A workout is 25 percent perspiration and 75 percent determination. Stated another way, it is one part physical exertion and three parts self-discipline. Doing it is easy once you get started. A...

View Article


5 Tips to Get Back on Track

When I walk through the gym these days I can see the merriment of the season written on everyone’s face.  They’re filled with the joy of the season, the thought of spending so much time with friends...

View Article

Why the Most Popular Workouts Aren’t Always the Best

What is fitness?  It is defined as “the condition of being physically fit and healthy,” with disease and lack of fitness being closely related.  So when we set out to be fit, what we are actually...

View Article


CSI: The Silent Killer

It is becoming more and more apparent in the scientific community that systemic inflammation lies at the root of heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, stroke,  Alzheimer’s, rheumatoid arthritis,...

View Article

Don’t give up, switch it up: Pushing through the plateau

Inevitably as we continue to exercise we run into the ogre from under the bridge known as the plateau.  It happens in many different ways, all of which sum up to I’m not getting any stronger, I’m not...

View Article


Breaking through the Plateau

If you are consistently in the gym working out, week after week, and you’re trying to improve your strength, endurance, hypertrophy, or just about any goal related fitness variable you will inevitably...

View Article

Wishes VS Goals

 “I want to get lean” “I want to lose weight” “I want to build muscle” Since we’ve all heard these “wants” more times than we can count, I’ll differentiate the meaning of wishes and goals and provide...

View Article

CSI: The Silent Killer

It is becoming more and more apparent in the scientific community that systemic inflammation lies at the root of heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, stroke,  Alzheimer’s, rheumatoid arthritis,...

View Article
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