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CrossFit: Science VS Stigma

CrossFit: Science VS Stigma

As a student of exercise science, I was groomed to distrust CrossFit. However, I decided to hop off that bandwagon and do my own research. Is CrossFit an effective training method for improving performance? What Is It and Where Did It Come From? CrossFit is a series...

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3 things every training program should include

3 things every training program should include

Whatever your athletic goals are, training for them without learning a bit about what makes a good training program is kinda like walking 20 miles to the grocery store because you’re too lazy to put gas in your car (not smart). I’m glad you’re getting exercise, but...

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Avoid burn out: 5 Tips from 10 years of consistent training

Avoid burn out: 5 Tips from 10 years of consistent training

As trainers we’re constantly scheming and racking our brains for ways to keep clients consistent with their training. When clients aren’t consistent, they don’t get very good results and we don’t look very good. Here are a few of the things I’ve learned about...

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Weight training for weight loss

Weight training for weight loss

Weight training for weight loss: https://youtu.be/Yto2OQ2WnjE In this video I address some misconceptions about cardio for weight loss and make the case that strength training offers far superior benefits. I also thought of some concerns people have about strength...

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Ketogenic diets for weight loss and performance

Ketogenic diets for weight loss and performance

Ketogenic Diets for Weight Loss and Performance There seems to be much lingering confusion out there on the topic of ketogenic diets, especially with regards to weight loss. I’ve plowed through another pile of studies for you guys in order to hopefully shed some light...

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How Fast Should You Lose Weight?

https://youtu.be/wboZk-Wxsek How fast should you lose weight? Here's a quick new video on the basics. For those interested, I'll link several scholarly articles related to the topic below. ***It's also worth noting that this is the short explanation for those of you...

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Gender differences in responsiveness to resistance training

Gender differences in responsiveness to resistance training

There is large variability in individual responsiveness to resistance training. Understanding gender differences, or lack thereof, is useful for managing training expectations and designing training programs optimally. Here are a few good things to know: Relative...

Is fruit too sugary? A literature review

Is fruit too sugary? A literature review

There seems to be widespread concern that fruit should be avoided due to it’s sugar content. “That’s just like eating a candy bar!” I’ve heard people say of bananas. The thinking goes something like: Fruit = sugar, Sugar = bad, Fruit = bad. So is fruit too sugary?...