5 hard-to-believe truths about the human body I learned after biohacking for the last 20 years: đź§µ 1. You don't need to work out your abs to get a six-pack. https://t.co/NGOdiVexZ2
Andrew Huberman • Jeff Cavaliere: Optimize Your Exercise Program with Science-Based Tools
“Strength is the mother quality of all physical qualities.” “Strength is a skill, and, as such, it must be practiced.” “Lift heavy, not hard.” “Anything more than 5 reps is bodybuilding. . . . If you want to be strong, you want to keep your reps at 5 and under.” “If you are training for strength, you want to try and avoid the burn altogether. The b
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Here are a few of the exercise “musts” you hear all the time. Do thirty minutes of aerobic exercise daily. Stretch. Hydrate. Eat protein within thirty minutes of strength training. Carb load the night before a big exercise day. Do resistance/weight training every other day. Do three sets of ten to fifteen reps. Get lots of rest. Vary your workout t
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Falsehood #1: Cardio Is Healthier than Strength Training
Henry Alkire • Weight Lifting Is a Waste of Time
Intermittent fasting sets you up for developing that kind of resilience. You go all night without eating. You wake up, drink whatever beverage you need for whatever type of fast you’re doing: water, tea, black coffee, Bulletproof Coffee, whatever. Then, just before you’re about to break your fast several hours later, you do your workout. You don’t
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