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Body Recomposition: Burn Fat and Build Muscle Together
Contrary to popular assumption, it is possible to increase muscle mass while simultaneously reducing body fat. Here's how to do it. When it comes to increasing muscle tissue, many men's bodybuilding and fitness articles recommend bulking up. However, many women (and some men) have no desire to watch...
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Want to Lose Weight? STOP RESTRICTING YOURSELF!
Calorie restriction is often associated with weight loss. However, what if we told you that another way to lose weight is to eat more? There is such a thing as lowering too many calories and damaging your weight loss attempts. In some situations, you may need to consume more to lose weigh...
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The Benefits of a High Protein Diet, when dieting
The Benefits of a High Protein Diet, when dieting⭕️
Protein has long been identified as a critical macronutrient to consider in skeletal muscle repair and synthesis. Indeed, resistance trained athletes have advocated high protein diets for many years, therefore let's see what the...
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My blueprint to get huge
My blueprint to get huge serious bodybuilders
testosterone your androgen is the key building blocks in all cycles and if you want to get thick you need testosterone 750-2000mg
secondly the anabolic deca it’s been used as the stable growth gainer since the start...
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Phosphorus fat loss muscle gain
Phosphorous, whats so special about it. And how can it help you? Well like the title says, let’s start with it preventing metabolism shut down when dieting. Human studies have shown us a few things, one of those is that when the supplement group took a phosphorus supplement they did not show a decrease...
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3 Ways to calculate protein needs.
There are multiple ways to calculate protein requirements, and intakes will generally will vary depending on the individual but also type of training/sport performed and his/her specific goal.
Here are 3 quick ways to calculate your intake if you're a strength oriented athlete, or bodybuilder/physique...
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How to deal with Stubborn Fat.
Well.. you already know the answer. Stubborn fat, just like any other fat, is lost by creating a caloric deficit through a mixture of dieting and exercising.
First of all we need to get lean enough to tackle those areas (which tend to leave last!) but once we're there, they'll go just...
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Vitamin D - is yours working??
IS YOUR VITAMIN D WORKING? – If you printed out every study on vitamin D and taped them all together, end to end, the length of that paper would stretch all the way around Kim Kardashian's fake ass. That's a LOT of studies. And they all say the same thing: most people have a vitamin D deficiency. A...
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Fat Loss - Its not just cardio
When fat loss is the goal, many people jump to doing more cardio and reduce the amount of strength training in their routine. This post is a reminder that shows why replacing strength training with tons of cardio is not always a good idea.
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Aerobic training has several benefits. But these...
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More on Carbs
For non-keto-adapted athletes, intra-workout carbohydrate consumption can boost performance, but there’s a few caveats. First, strength athletes are likely going to get much less benefit than endurance athletes; most bodybuilding-style workouts simply aren’t limited by carb availability. However,...
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Tony Huge and his test subjects gorge on sushi while sneaking in their regular dose of Insulin.
Tony Huge and his test subjects gorge on sushi while sneaking in their regular dose of Insulin.
Tony Huge is a man who believes that modern certified science has failed us – especially when it comes to innovations in drugs. Even more especially when it comes to performance enhancing drugs. Most of these...
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Carb Cycling
Research into nutrient cycling strategies is still in its infancy; however, a good portion of emerging literature is showing that carb cycling can be an effective strategy for supporting a handful of goals. Carb cycling simply involves rotating high, low, and moderate carbohydrate intakes based on daily...
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Protein Intake
One major component of a successful cut is ensuring optimal protein intake for maintaining lean mass. For experienced bodybuilders, this could mean increasing protein intake to 1.5g/lb of bodyweight to maximally maintain muscle mass during a cut. In addition, increasing protein intake can also increase...
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Cardio for Fat Loss
Many people jump to doing a lot of extra cardio when they want to lose fat. This post is a reminder that shows why more cardio is not always better!
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Cardiovascular training has many benefits. But these benefits are primarily related to your general health and endurance performance [1,...