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Thoughts too loud on land. Underwater though? I can fully zen out, and if that is what it feels like to meditate…then I think I’m finally meditating. View this...

Expecting yourself to stick to the same fitness routine, no matter what, is why it fails. Because the only predictable thing about life is that it’s unpredictable. A kid gets sick. Sleep falls apart. The to-do list...

You lose strength much more slowly than you probably think. A few days off changes basically nothing, measurable losses take roughly two to four weeks depending on the quality (muscle endurance fades first, maximal...

Seriously, the fabric on the new Popflex bodysuit is INSANE. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cassey Ho (@blogilates) Next to Nothing Bodysuits Believe it...

Soreness is not an indicator of a good workout, and not being sore doesn’t mean your workout didn’t count. That day-after ache (DOMS) mostly tells you that you did something new, not something effective. Progress is...

Here are some things people actually returned, thinking… I wouldn’t notice? Oh, the joys of owning a DTC business. 💀 View this post on Instagram A post shared...

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Hey guys! Everyone’s sharing their wins sooo… let’s talk flops. I’d like to believe that these things happen in order to redirect me. This made me think deeply about what...

If you can’t get yourself to start a workout after a long day, the problem might not be the workout itself. It’s the gear shift from “couch” to “go.” A bridge task is a small, neutral action (not fun, not hard,...

No, it isn’t too late. People in their 70s, 80s, and 90s get meaningfully stronger when they start strength training, and beginners tend to see the biggest response to training. You also need far less than you’d...

No, you don’t need a gym to get strong. Bodyweight training and weight training are both strength training, and both run on the same principle: progressive overload. In a gym you add weight to the bar; at home, you...

A coach's field guide to the 7 GLP-1 client types—and how to help each one. The post The 5 GLP-1 clients you’ll actually coach (and the 2 you might not… yet) appeared first on Precision Nutrition.

If you can do knee push-ups but the floor still feels impossible…that’s totally normal! You’re at the hardest jump in the progression ladder. Here’s how to break through: work in the 5 to 10 rep range, add a rep a...

If you’re a busy parent and fitness feels like the one thing you can’t figure out, you’re not alone, and you don’t need an ideal routine to start. You need a plan for the chaotic days. Take five minutes and write down...

This past year, I became a complete beginner again. …it didn’t go how I expected. I’ve been a coach for over 15 years. It’s my passion, and why I was hired at Nerd Fitness back in 2018. But my role at Nerd Fitness has...