Category: Fitness Tips
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Tracking Your Fitness and Sleep for Improved Physical and Mental Well-Being
Regular exercise and adequate sleep are crucial for maintaining physical and mental well-being. To help tracking devices have gained popularity in recent years.
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Sleep & Recovery: The Missing Piece in Gay Men’s Fitness
Sleep & recovery are often overlooked when it comes to achieving fitness results, but they are just as important as diet and exercise.
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How to Set Successful New Years Resolutions
With New Year’s eve on the horizon, many people become more conscious of their harmful habits and look for ways to live better.
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Why Body Composition Matters a Lot More Than Body Weight
Like most people, you’ve probably used the weight scale to measure your fitness progress. Learn why Body Composition Matters.
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Glute Strength – Why It Matters (And How to Start Developing It)
Squats and deadlifts are often claimed to build excellent glute strength. But what if that wasn’t exactly true? What if true glute strength depends on more than these two exercises?
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Thirsty? Why hydration is important for muscle building
Precisely why hydration is important for muscle building and overall fitness.
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What supplements I take and why
I’d like to present you with a breakdown of the supplements I take daily. I’ve also shared my reasons for each product and the timing along with links to the exact products I use.
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Gear recommendations for a home gym on a budget
Having a home gym setup is a great way to make exercise accessible to everyone and you don’t need a ton of gear or money.
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The Biggest Muscle-Building Mistakes Skinny Guys Make
Learning what to do with our training and nutrition is essential. But knowing what to avoid is just as crucial for long-term progress.
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Mental Health and Exercise: The Connection and Benefits
For a long time, when people discussed health and wellbeing, they meant physical health. Mental health was seldom talked about and often shunned; it was a taboo. Fortunately, the atmosphere around mental health has begun to improve, and more people are beginning to open up about their mental health. Mental health is slowly becoming something that…