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Lift Heavy Things

25 Jul

People go keto for many different reasons. Some want to get better at burning fat so they have a clean, reliable source of steady energy at all times. Some people are treating a neurodegenerative disease, or trying to prevent one from occurring in the first place. Others just want to lose body fat, take advantage...

09:15 / calories / Carbs / Diet & Nutrition / fats / Fitness / keto / Lift Heavy Things / Low Level Aerobic Activity / mobility / monounsaturated fats / omega 3s / Sprint / Supplements
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17 Jul

Both CrossFit and bodybuilding involve lifting weights and putting them back down, repeatedly, several times each week. Both are forms of exercise.  The similarities stop there. The real meat lies in the differences. What’s different about CrossFit and bodybuilding? What can we learn from those differences? What can they learn from each other? CrossFit Explained First of all,...

08:22 / Fitness / injury/ailment / Lift Heavy Things / mobility / Pullup/Chinup
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18 Jun

For today’s edition of Dear Mark, I’m answering several questions drawn from the comment board of last week’s post on fasting vs carb restriction. First, how do I square my recommendations with the successful reports of potato dieters losing weight on a high-carb tuber diet? Second, is Leangains optimal for mass gain? Third, how do...

08:11 / Carbs / dear mark / Diet & Nutrition / fasting / fats / Lift Heavy Things / monounsaturated fats / Resistant Starch / saturated fats / Weight Loss / weight loss plateau
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09 Apr

For today’s edition of Dear Mark, I’m answering three questions. First, is power yoga—a more “intense” version of yoga that includes strength exercises—a suitable alternative to strength training for aging women? Probably not, but that doesn’t make it bad or wrong to do. Second, what’s the deal with pelvic floor dysfunction after menopause? What’s the...

07:11 / Aging / dear mark / Diet & Nutrition / Fitness / keto / Lift Heavy Things / mobility / women's health
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03 Apr

Generally speaking, the basic Primal Blueprint for fitness and physical activity applies equally to men and women of all ages. Lifting heavy things works in everyone. Sprinting is a fantastic way—for anyone who’s able—to compress workouts and improve training efficiency. Improving one’s aerobic capacity through easy cardio doesn’t discriminate between the sexes. And everyone should...

08:47 / Aging / Fitness / hormones / Lift Heavy Things / Low Level Aerobic Activity / mobility / Sprint / women's health
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