A coach explains why high-intensity workouts are best for fat loss
Constantly varied, high-intensity workouts that include functional movements can deliver the fat loss benefits you're after. Just ask this
Carb Cycling
Low-carb, high-fat diets aren't for everyone. In fact, there is still uncertainty about these diets' long-term effects and the potential
Beta-alanine: A research-backed supplement that delivers performance-enhancing benefits
In the supplement industry's on-going quest to enhance sporting performance, research continues to affirm the efficacy of beta (β)-alanine. This
5 surprising health foods
In our attempts to lead healthier lives, increase our energy and vitality, and enhance our performance and physiques, many of
Beware the hidden health dangers of poor water bottle hygiene
We're all guilty of it – we hit a hard training session, quench our thirst with some cold water or
Fire up your workouts with Citrulline Malate – the fatigue fighter
Move over creatine, Citrulline Malate (CitM) might be the next big breakthrough in performance supplementation. It's a combination of the
Over the hill? This is how age affects your sporting performance
There is no question that age is a career-limiting factor among elite athletes, but for the rest of us, age
Does the 500-calorie-a-day deficit rule work for fat loss
If you've ever tried to lose weight before, you've undoubtedly heard of the 500-calorie-a-day deficit rule. We show you how
Escalating Density Training: Add “big picture” thinking to your workout
In today's time-strapped world, high-intensity training has become extremely popular. From Tabatas to other metcon workouts, we're constantly hunting for
Complete your first marathon in 2020 with these expert tips
The marathon – a 42.2km running event that dates back some 2,500 years – often seems like a bridge too
Is creatine the ultimate performance-enhancer?
The International Society of Sports Nutrition regards creatine monohydrate as the most effective ergogenic nutritional supplement currently available to athletes
Take a load off: Research challenges the “lift heavy to grow” gym paradigm
Conventional weight training guidelines suggest that we need heavy weights to make gains in size and strength. However, a growing
