I recently lost fifteen pounds and I did it by cutting down on the quantity of food that I was eating. I was, however, rather hungry throughout the entire process, which reminded me of a fact that I think we all forget—when you are losing weight, you’re eating too little.
Recently, I have been drawing my clients attention to something you notice when you spend many hours in the gym every day. Gyms are a good place to see a bell curve.
I like to write about connections. Recently, I’ve been fascinated by quantum physics because of an interesting parallel to a fitness conundrum that I often think about. When it comes to health which is more relevant, systemic problems or personal accountability? Is it our systems and society that cause poor
One of the things that I find most interesting about fitness is how much it ties into the rest of the world. I was at a networking event organized by Be Social Change (a great organization to know, btw) and was surprised at how many people and organizations I’d heard
When I began as a personal trainer, one of the things that shocked me was discovering all the strength coaches and physical therapists that I had never heard of. I’m talking about the people that work with pro athletes, where strength and fitness are worth millions. You will rarely, if