Worrying about calories, carbs, fat, and protein is bad enough. But throw alcohol in the mix and shit gets confusing real quick. Tales of “disappearing alcohol calories” and questions as to whether drinking leads to weight gain or loss come up often. If you do drink, and you’re trying to lose weight, can you still… Read More
How To Track Macros
A geek’s guide to tracking macros like a pro Depending on who you talk to, tracking macros can be the most natural thing in the world, or totally foreign. It’s certainly not for everyone long term, but I believe anyone can benefit from at least two weeks of it, as long as they’re doing it… Read More
The New Rules Of Nutrient Timing
How to distribute protein, carbs, and fat to stave off hunger without affecting performance Articles on nutrient timing are to the fitness industry what Billy Squire’s Big Beat is to hip-hop; it’s been done. Nutrient timing is obsessed over by stubborn bros, with one hand shackled to a shaker bottle 24-7; and dismissed by IIFYMers,… Read More
How To Avoid Festive Fitness Failure
A Choose Your Own Adventure Guide to Christmas Temperance or Gluttony ‘This the season to write an article about how to avoid gaining weight over Christmas while still enjoying yourself. The truth is that while you devour those articles with a keenness on par with your appetite for Aunt Maude’s box of Ferrero Rocher’s, you aren’t… Read More
Three Ways To Stop Tracking Macros
Around 2005 to 2006 I began to track macros. I already understood energy balance at this point, I knew that calories counted, that protein was important, and that fat wasn’t magically fattening. My long distance running had me thinking of food as fuel, with little emotional attachment to it. However, I’d always just looked at… Read More
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