Methods of Endurance Training: Results Part 2

On Tuesday, in Methods of Endurance Training: Results Part 1 I went into some detail about how I finished my first block of endurance training and had structured my current training aiming at outdoor inline races.  Today I’m going to move away from application and physiology and prattle self-indulgently a …
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First Prostate Cancer "Vaccine" Approved

It’s called a vaccine, the Boston Globe reports, but it treats a disease rather than prevents it. It does that the way vaccine’s do: it trains the body’s immune system to fight tumors. Dendreon Corp.’s Provenge is big news because…
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Fast Foods Speed Aging

Fast foods, it turns out, speed up more than a meal: they may also shorten our lives. EurekaAlert reports that researchers at the Department of Medicine, Infection and Immunity at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine examined the effects of…
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Bodyweight Strength Training Video Series: Dips and Inverted Rows

Bodyweight Strength Training Series
Today I am going to bring you a Bodyweight Strength Training video series focusing on 2 of the top upper body exercises, the dip and the inverted row. Below you will find many videos on how to perform the movements, ways to scale them, home equipment options (no gym needed!) and even [...]

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Play Better Tennis With a Higher Center of Gravity

For as long as Geezer can remember, tennis coaches have been advising students to stay low and move fast. Now comes a volunteer assistant coach from the Harvard tennis team who sticks with the advice about moving fast, but tells…
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To Feast or Not to Feast

New interview at Elitefts.com.
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Methods of Endurance Training: Results Part 1

I’m going to take a brief break from the never-ending overtraining series (I’ll finish it up next week) and want to return to the topic of endurance training.  I’d note that this post could also have been an add-on to the No Regrets series, you’ll see why shortly.
In any case, …
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A Workout Without Water Makes Us Cranky

Water, it seems, isn’t just the source of life. It’s the source of a good mood, or at least an antidote for a bad mood. The Tufts Journal reports that researchers at that university found that athletes who did high-impact…
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Leangains-Inspired Bodyrecomposition

It’s time for another success story. Success stories are body transformations that are sent to me by people that have used the Leangains system with exceptional results. This remarkable success story was sent to me by Neto Bertalia.
Here’s Neto, 16 years old and 375 lbs, on april 16th 2008.
At 375 lbs Neto was in dire [...]

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My Client, Nanci’s Weight Loss on This AM’s Today Show

I was featured in a segment on this AM’s Today Show. A follow-up from a segment in February on “skinny fat”. See how much progress my client Nanci made! So proud of her– and her nutritionist, the brilliant Joy Bauer!!!!
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