- Why Steroids Are NOT Functional – Don’t Trade Your Health for Muscle
- How to Keep Leveling Up INFINITELY – Like Sung Jin-Woo
- The Ideal Physique is Easy for Most Guys When They Learn This – Toji Workout
- How to Train Your FOOT Muscles for Balance, Power, & Injury Prevention
- How to Do Sit Ups CORRECTLY for Ripped, Powerful Abs
- How to Train Your Nervous System Like a NINJA
- Pike Push Ups are Good and You Should Probably Do Them, Maybe
- Supercharge Your Mitochondria for Energy, Endurance, And Longevity
- Calisthenics will change you.
- How to Track and Progress Multiple Goals at the Gym… And Win!
All posts tagged "new"
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The Gear VR and the Potential of Mobile VR (Brain Training, Fitness and More)
I recently opted to purchase a Gear VR with the intention of developing apps for it. I’m about to buy a house, so I wasn’t sure if now was the time to be splashing out on new...
- Posted April 21, 2016
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De-Load Weeks and Why Rest is Your Secret Weapon for Muscle Growth
A back off week, also known as a ‘de-load week’, is a period of time where you reduce your training in order to allow your body to recover. This is one of the most effective ways to...
- Posted April 19, 2016
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Cool Examples of Transhumanism, Nootropics and AI in Books, Games, Comics and Films
To me, transhumanism is the next frontier in human exploration and a path to greater physical freedom and accomplishment. I’m also very aware of the considerable ethical, social, economic and philosophical concerns though, so I think it’s...
- Posted April 4, 2016
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How to Learn Programming, Neuroscience, Lock Picking and Engineering With Accelerated Learning
In all honesty, I have found my experimentation with nootropics to be largely disappointed. I wasn’t sure what I expected but I hoped that it would lead to measurable improvements in my comprehension and performance. I wanted to...
- Posted March 27, 2016
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Unbreakable: How Martial Artists Develop Stronger Bones
When we talk about ‘getting stronger’, we tend to be referring to muscle mass and raw lifting strength. By working hard in the gym, we subject our muscles to tiny traumas called ‘microtears’. Subsequently, if we get...
- Posted March 11, 2016
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The O.N.E. Workout – A 10 Minute ‘Nano Workout’
One heart, one soul, all we need is fried chicken. I’ve had a crazy busy couple of months thanks to tax week, gearing up to buy a house and a packed social calendar. And it’s not looking...
- Posted March 4, 2016
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Can You Upgrade the Nature of Your Thought?
Ever wondered how deaf people think? If you’re born deaf and you never learn what speech sounds like, how do you create an inner monologue? The answer apparently is that deaf people think in sign language. That...
- Posted February 22, 2016
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How Your Diet, Exercise, and Psychology Affect Your Genes
If you’ve been blaming your lack of gains in the gym on your genetics, I’m here to discredit that theory… While it’s true that you can’t change the DNA you’re born with (probably), it turns out that...
- Posted February 9, 2016
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What is the Eye of the Tiger?
On Tuesday my wife kindly let me choose the film we were going to watch, as it was our anniversary. This is always a hard choice. I have five different Rocky films on DVD, so how am...
- Posted January 28, 2016
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What is Embodied Cognition? How You Think With Your Body
Embodied cognition is a fascinating concept from psychology and philosophy that challenges the way we think about… well, the way we think. Unfortunately, in many cases it has been adopted by personal trainers and athletes and in...
- Posted January 16, 2016