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Intermittent fasting is not just a diet plan. It’s a lifestyle change. It’s based on the idea that the human body isn’t designed for three full meals a day, every day. Thousands of years ago, our ancestors had to hunt for their food
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If you’ve been following along the past couple of weeks, you’ll remember that we’re well on our way to detailing the steps to successfully burn fat. To make it easier to follow, I’ve broken the steps up into an easy-to-remember acronym: SPRING.The SPRING acronym has been covered in several different posts, starting with a post on the Science of weight loss, which reminded us that 3,500 calories burned equals one pound of weight loss. In my last post, I discussed the P or the Physician approval portion of starting a new exercise routine, and also the R, or the goal of Raising your heart rate with cardiovascular exercise.Today, I want to take that a step further and talk about the I and the N of SPRING:I – Interval TrainingThe other type of cardiovascular exercise is called interval training or HIIT, high intensity interval training. This type of exercise combines a period of high intensity effort with periods of lower intensity effort.
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The saying ‘pain is gain’ has made the rounds in the fitness domain for decades. It has become a way of working out and understanding what it takes to reach higher levels of fitness. The ‘Tabata’ method has established itself as one of the major tools towards enhancing athletic performance and overall fitness. It is a measured and ‘scientific’ approach to working out that pushes the body through its limits in order to reach new highs
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How Tabata Enhances Conditioning and Overall Athletic Performance
Detoxing Post Chemo And Radiation Treatment – Episode 176 4 Comments Tuesday, March 26th, 2013 Download Episode HereTopics:[5:57] N-Acetyl L-Carnitine Timing And Fasted Training [9:52] Juicing Yams And Sweet Potatoes [13:02] Paleo Diet For Athletes Vs. Carb Backloading [20:27] 5×5 Routines [28:13] Increase In Child Mortality [38:27] Detoxing Post Chemo And Radiation Treatment [50:17] ApoE 4/4 Risk, Diet, And Lifestyle [1:00:54] Dessert Flavored Vodka Questions:1. n acetyl l carnitine timing and fasted trainingBen says:Hi Robb and Gregg,*Insert obligatory message about how awesome you both are.*First, I should point out that I salute, and whole heartedly agree with Gregg’s grammar-nazism.I’ve been thinking about trying N Acetyl L-carnitine and ALA as you recommend in your book Robb.I like to train fasted in the morning. My question is simple: on mornings that I workout, should I take the N Acetyle L-carnitine and ALA before or after training?
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