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Calories Per Hour
Without getting into the minutia of the science, we can say that your Metabolic Rate is a direct measure of the calories you burn in a given amount of time. This means that your “metabolism” is a measure of the relationship between Calories and time. My resting metabolic rate is somewhere around 1,700 Calories per […]
A new definition of health
In 1948, the World Health Organization took a stab and defining health; they said that health was, “A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” Despite the fact that this definition is vague, unmeasurable, and practically unattainable, it’s still the definition the WHO uses today. […]
What Do You Do When A Friend Asks You For Advice On Losing Weight?
Today I was asked, “What do you do when a friend asks you for advice on losing weight?” Here’s the honest answer, “I largely ignore the question and try to change the topic or deflect it away any way I can.” This is just from my experience, but 99% of the time the person in question does […]
The Fisherman
I’d like to share a story by Heinrich Boll, it’s been adapted over the years, but this is the basic theme: A businessman was on vacation, visiting a small coastal village when one day, while walking along the white sandy beach early in the morning he came across a friendly looking fisherman who had just […]
Dear Fitness Experts
Dear fitness experts – Stop acting like you are one in a million. We’re actually a dime a dozen. It’s time to stop pretending. Pretending like we’re the only one who ever got into shape. That we’re the only one who is good at deadlifts. That we’re the only one with big arms, great abs, […]
Keeping the weight off
It’s your day-to-day activities, the mundane of your every day life, that determines your weight, your happiness, your wealth, and your health. As such, “ruts”, or patterns of behavior, are what define who you are. In other words, who you are is formed through practice and this is where great change can occur. Consider the […]
Getting Shredded
According to an often cited study from Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School, having money will make you happy, but at the equivalent of about $75,000 a year the “happiness effect” hits a plateau. No matter how much more than $75,000 per year a person makes, they don’t report any greater degree of happiness. Of course, […]
Eat like a lion
Recently, I’ve seen images of lions used as memes to suggest that somehow being in the wild and eating nothing but meat and not “caring about calories” or “worrying about eating windows” is the key to being ultra-lean and muscular. Want to be a lion? Live like a lion. But is it true? First, let’s […]
Eating Responsibly
I’ve described Eating Responsibly as Eating Like An Adult. My view is that we’ve all had our turn being kids, which means we’ve had our turn eating like kids. We’ve had our ice-cream birthday parties and our stomach aches from eating too much candy at the movies. We’re adults now. Time to eat like […]