Ernestine Shepherd in this photo is 82 years old. Can we expect to look like this? In this new article, I discuss what you can expect to happen to your physique as you get older. It's probably not what you think.
New study review on a brand new study that replicated the Norwegian Training Frequency Project with a 3x vs. 6x per week training frequency (conclusion at the bottom):
New massive study finds up to 478 kcal greater energy expenditure with low vs. high carb diets with the same protein and energy intake. In this study review I go into what could explain these results:
How many reps should you do per set? How long should you rest in between them? Should you take the sets to failure? How often per week should you train each muscle? Find out all of that and more in my new article:
Myo-reps: the most time-efficient training technique?
Myo-reps are very popular these days, even being recommended by Arnold Schwarzenegger. So I have a guest post by Borge Fagerli - the inventor himself, for you today to explain how he programs them.
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High-carb diets do not increase muscle or strength gains vs. low-carb diet, new study finds.
I recently co-authored a systematic review of the effect of carbohydrate intake on strength gains. Find it here:
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Many people think yoga gives you long muscles and bodybuilding gives you short muscles.Yet most studies find that traditional static stretching protocols do not increase muscle or tendon length.
Most research finds coffee is good for you, but research findings are mixed. A very comprehensive new meta-analysis found that the brewing method has a decisive influence: filtered is good, unfiltered is not.
More carbs and less protein help you sleep better, new study finds
For a more comprehensive review of the ideal diet for sleep quality, as well as a free sleep optimization guide, you can subscribe to my newsletter:
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Nice, our meta-analysis on protein intake's effect on strength and muscle gains is in the 5% top research papers of all-time according to Altmetric: Good to see our work is useful to people.
A recent analysis of nearly 4000 adult men by Ye et al. in the International Journal of Endocrinology found that natural testosterone levels are positively related to lean body mass levels and negatively related to fat mass levels.
New: I'll be making longer-form Youtube content. In my first video, I dissect a new study on how your grip width affects which muscles you train with the bench press.