Fasted vs Fed: Weight Training

Fasted vs Fed: Weight Training

Intermittent fasting has been one of the most popular weight loss methods for years now, and for good reason. Not only can it help promote weight loss, some studies suggest that it can also reduce inflammation, promote cellular regeneration, improve insulin sensitivity, and boost brain function. It's clear to see why people love it so much!

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5 Training Methods to help you break through a weight training plateau
Exercise & Fitness, Muscle Growth Martin Ebner Exercise & Fitness, Muscle Growth Martin Ebner

5 Training Methods to help you break through a weight training plateau

You're eating well, training hard, and giving your body sufficient rest, yet you're stuck in a rut. What gives!? Unfortunately, weight training plateaus happen to us all. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or Mr. Olympia, you will no doubt have or will experience at least a few weight training plateaus along the way. Loss in strength, failure to hit rep counts, irritability, lethargy, frustration, lack of motivation, and little to no progress are all telltale signs that you've hit a training plateau.

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Progressive overload training principle: Why it's so important for results!
Exercise & Fitness, Muscle Growth Martin Ebner Exercise & Fitness, Muscle Growth Martin Ebner

Progressive overload training principle: Why it's so important for results!

The principle of progressive overload is probably familiar to you, but just not by that name. If you hang about the gym long enough, you will undoubtedly come across this term. And if you are serious about building muscle, this bodybuilding term and training concept is one that you must become friends with.

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The Mesomorph Series: The Ultimate Lean Bulk Plan

The Mesomorph Series: The Ultimate Lean Bulk Plan

The three most common body types, or "somatotypes," are mesomorph, ectomorph, and endomorph. Understanding the three body types with their different body compositions, body shapes, bone structures, and metabolic rates helps nutritionists and personal trainers design effective, personalized workout routines and meal plans.

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