Shedding Light on Creatine: Separating Scientific Fact From Misconceptions
Found naturally in many foods, creatine is one of the most studied and reliable supplements for improving exercise performance and training adaptations
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The Cardio Controversy: Does Intensity Matter for Health and Longevity?
Is that long, slow run, gentle bike ride, or accumulating steps to reap health perks? Or do you need a gut-busting high-intensity cardio to maximise benefits?
Making Sense of Protein Recommendations: How Much Do You Really Need Per Meal?
Building muscle requires hard work in the gym, proper nutrition & consistency. But how much protein do you need? does it matter how you spread out your protein?
Playing the Long Game: Building Muscle & Strength As We Age
Ageing doesn't mean becoming frail. Whilst some muscle loss is natural, maintaining strength in later years is achievable through smart training and nutrition
The Journey Matters More Than the Destination: Embracing the Process of Lifelong Health & Fitness
Chasing health & fitness outcomes often leads to burnout. But there is a better & sustainable approach. Make your journey about the process, not just the outcome
Facing the Mirror Within: My Journey to Self-Acceptance
Reduce negative self-talk, heal your relationship with food and build genuine confidence, not fleeting physical ideals with proven science-backed strategies
Strategic Nutrition for a Lean, Strong, Capable Body
Trying to build lean muscle mass? You need a strategic nutrition plan tailored specifically to support optimal rates of muscle protein synthesis and hypertrophy
Strength Training 101: A Resistance Training Guide for Novices
Discover strength training: This guide covers all you need to start building muscle, getting stronger, boosting health, and gaining confidence as a beginner
The Science of “Sticking to It”: Why Consistency Trumps Feeling “Motivated”
Constantly seeking 'motivation' to take action is wrong-minded. Waiting to feel motivated is why many fail to stick to their health and fitness goals
