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By: Jack Dawes
Tinder can be tricky. It is, simultaneously, the most popular dating app for young singles and one of the most bare-bones, offering little more than a short bio and some photos to help you make that crucial decision: swipe right or swipe left.
Fitness quickly becomes an obsession. One day you wake up eager to make a change, maybe add some cardio or weight lifting to your weekly routine, and then the next thing you know you’re tracking your macros, meticulously logging every mile ran and every pound lifted, and spending inordinate amounts of time learning about muscle fibers, protein synthesis and the role micronutrients play in regulating your hormone levels (if you know you know).
Summer is around the corner and many guys are renewing their commitment to the gym for the first time in months, hoping to shed their winter pounds and maybe find their abs in time for beach season. And while we respect the commitment and endorse the grind, a new dating trend (or the return of an old trend?) suggests that some men might be better off holding on to a few extra pounds.
By: Jack Dawes
Truth be told, the fitness industry has been a magnet for scammers since the very beginning. The list of nonsense, gimmicky products that have been sold to poor gullible souls just trying to make gains is too long to recount here, but it encompasses everything from vibrating belts and chairs to handheld “shake weights” that made the user look and feel ridiculous.
We’ve talked about heart rate information before, mostly in the context of using it to optimize your training to your fitness goals, but there’s a serious conversation to be had about what constitutes a dangerous heart rate and when you need to see a doctor.
Summer is almost upon us and men everywhere are gearing up for a season of shirtless fun in the sun, whether on the beach or poolside. And, for many of us, that means confronting what a long winter of poor eating habits and hibernation-like levels of inactivity did to our physiques.
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Let me paint a hypothetical scenario for you. For whatever reason, you learn that you have the opportunity to hit the beach in six weeks or less. Maybe your friend has a place near the ocean, or maybe your buddies are preparing a little R&R in the sun, or maybe you’re taking a well-earned vacation. Whatever the reason, you’re headed to the beach and don’t have three or four months to train and diet to get into the best shape of your life – that doesn’t mean you’re out of luck. In fact, with the right approach and minimal time to prepare, you can fake the perfect beach body.
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