High-Protein Diets and Cancer?
This story has captured the attention of everyone recently, so we asked the guys at Examine.com (they wrote the Protein Bible on this site) what they thought. Read more
4 New Nutrition Myths
The fitness and nutrition industry is rife with misinformation. Understandably, this is confusing to many setting out with the goal of improving their body composition. Read more
Mass Acceleration - A beginners guide to adding size
It's damn near inevitable; every time I leave the house a stranger will approach me and make a comment about my size. Things weren't always like this though. Like many kids from my generation, I spent an exorbitant amount of time in front of a TV screen. Read more
The Protein Bible: Part 4 - Protein and Amino Acid Timing
Taking a supplement is usually pretty easy. Look at the label and follow the instructions. Simple. Alas, protein is not that simple. Read more
The Protein Bible: Part 3 - Protein Requirements for Goals
So in Part 2, we talked about the various protein powders. In Part 3, we tackle how much protein you really need. Read more
The Protein Bible: Part 2 - Protein Powders
Protein supplements are a simple and tasty way to fulfill protein requirements. They are also pretty cheap on a cost-per-serving basis. So... what protein powder should you buy? Read more
The Protein Bible: Part 1 - Introduction
If you’re not paying attention to protein, you’re doing it wrong. Ask a room full of people trying to look good if they follow a low-protein diet, and no one will raise their hand. Protein is important. Read more
The Truth About Fattening Foods: They Don’t Exist!
It doesn’t matter what you eat regardless of whether it’s high in protein, carbohydrates, or fat; high glycemic, extremely processed, or conventionally labeled as an “unclean” food. Don’t believe me? The evidence is clear: No foods are inherently fattening! Read more
A Badass’s Guide to Nutritional Domination
It’s no longer easy to know how to eat. Exotic fruits? Juice cleanse? Wild meats? Local vegetables? Food is medicine. It can kill. It can cure. It’s THAT powerful. Read more
Creatine: How Much Should You Be Taking?
Creatine is the most scientifically significant supplement of the past thirty years. It’s obviously known for making athletes bigger and stronger, but that’s not all it has to offer. Read more
Holidays and Fitness
Are the holidays your body’s enemy?
It’s a question I’ve been asked for years—over and over again—by thousands of men and women pursuing every fitness goal imaginable. Read more
Exercise & Carbs: A Game-Changer
It is clear that managing our carbohydrate intake goes a long way to help manage our fat accumulation. But there’s one time of day when our relationship to carbohydrates completely changes. Read more
Under The Hood: How Carb Back-Loading Works
Why is Carb Back-Loading so insanely effective? Carbs trigger the release of insulin, which stimulates tissue growth—both in skeletal muscle and body fat. Read more
Why Do We Get Fat?
Most people will say we get fat because we eat too much and exercise too little. Enter, the 100 calorie snack pack. Read more
Carb Back-Loading: Training Without Carbs
Stripping carbs from your diet appears to make the central nervous system function with greater efficiency—as motor signals increase in amplitude. This allows for an increase in single-rep power production and fine-motor control. In other words, your ability to coordinate movement is augmented by the absence of carbs. Read more
Carb Back-Loading Step 1: Breakfast
They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It will make you a healthy, happy, ripped, jacked, lean, energetic sex and training machine. But I tell them to stop eating breakfast and you shouldn’t be eating it, either. Read more
Carb Back-Loading: What’s Old Is New
When you first wake up every morning, your body is primed to burn fat. The worst thing you could do at this time is to have a classic American breakfast, including foods like juice, toast, or cereal. Read more