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Jun 28 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
5 exercises that should be mandatory for people who sit at desks:
Dangers of sitting for too long
· Heart disease
· Low back pain
· Type 2 diabetes
· Neck & shoulder pain
· Having a croissant-like posture
And increased risk of all-cause mortality.
These 5 exercises should be mandatory for people who sit at desks 👇
Jun 24 • 18 tweets • 4 min read
Harsh truths I know at 45 I wish I knew at 25:
1. You spend life with one person, which is you. If you don't like yourself, you will have an issue.
2. Growth is painful. Staying in the same spot as last year is even more painful.
3. You can't help someone who doesn't want to be helped.
4. People who tend to hate on others on social media are usually projecting their insecurities.
5. People you admire in life carry the traits you have inside but are too scared to bring out.
Jun 21 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
80% of weight loss come from your nutrition.
But most people don’t know there are simple ways to hack your eating to get better results.
Here are 21 eating hacks that will lead to greater fat loss:
1. Avoid drinking alcohol. It's negative calories, ruins sleep, and makes you hungrier while lowering your energy and focus the next day.
Jun 17 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
23 things I wish I knew for faster, easier fat loss:
1. Stop drinking alcohol. Trying to lose weight while drinking alcohol is playing the game on hard mode. Give it up and bring it back once you've hit your target. 2. Take 5 grams of creatine a day to help support muscle growth, recovery, and workout performance. Take 10+ grams for the mental benefits.
3. Stop using your workouts to burn fat. Use them to build muscle. When you hit the gym try to do a bit more in strength, volume, or both.
Jun 14 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
If you want to create the healthiest home on the planet, read this:
Your home can be the biggest source of sickness or health.
The air you breathe. The water you drink. The light you see.
Most people focus on diet and exercise but ignore the 90% of time spent indoors.
If I were to build the healthiest home on the planet, here's what I do 👇
Jun 10 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
You've been lied to.
They said hamburgers was junk food, but the truth is they are one of the healthiest foods on the planet.
You only need 5 key ingredients.
Here's how to make it: 1. The Bun
Sourdough is the healthiest bread on the planet.
The fermentation process breaks down gluten and phytic acid for easier digestion while lowering the glycemic index, unlocking more nutrients and minerals for your body to absorb.
Jun 7 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
Meet Michael Lusgarden.
At 51, he's reversed his biological age by 21 years while being a single dad and living in a 700 square foot apartment.
His secret isn't being rich or having expensive gadgets.
It's data, blood work, and small tweaks.
Here's his exact routine: 1. The Foundation: Blood Work Drives Everything
Michael gets blood tests every 42 days and has done 54 tests since 2015.
Each test shows him what's working and what's not.
You can look young on the outside, but you can be old on the inside.
Getting blood work is the key.
Jun 3 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
5 supplements that will improve your mental health:
If you want to get in shape before summer, you don't have much time.
Here's what I'd start doing today if I wanted to lose 8-15 lbs of fat before the summer:
1. Eliminate alcohol. These are negative calories because your body burns the alcohol before it burns fat, while increasing appetite and hunger. Removing it will automatically be a net positive.
2. Lift weights using progressive overload three days a week, bare minimum.
May 6 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
I surveyed over 1000+ people who stay under 15% body fat.
Here are 10 things they do to stay lean all year round:
1. No alcohol
Lean people either drink zero alcohol or they treat it as a rare occasion.
And for good reason. Alcohol spikes your appetite, adds empty calories, and delays fat loss by days.
If you want to stay lean, alcohol is the first thing to cut.
Apr 26 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
This is Mike Fremont.
He's a 102 year old who holds multiple world records in the marathon, half marathon & canoeing.
He's also beat cancer and cured arthritis using a special type of diet.
Here are his secrets to living to 100:
Lesson #1 - His diet
At the age of 69, Mike was diagnosed with cancer & told he had 3 months to live.
He said screw that & read the Cancer Prevention Diet where he switched to a whole food plant based diet.
After 2.5 years doctors found no metastases in his body.
Apr 22 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
8 powerful eating cheat codes for faster fat loss you won't hear from your nutritionist or personal trainer:
1. Don't double carb
Avoid having 2 or more carb sources (like bread & pasta) in a meal.
Excess carb intake raises insulin and adds unnecessary calories to your body.
2. Use the 20 minute rule
After each meal is done, wait at least 20 minutes before putting another food in your body.
It takes it takes time for your stomach to signal to your brain that you are full.
So get busy, do something else and avoid stuffing your face after a meal.
Apr 19 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
Fitness cheat codes I know at 45 that I wish I knew at 25:
1. Take 5 grams of creatine for the muscles. Take 10-15 grams of creatine for the brain.
2. The best type of cardio to increase V02 max live longer is the Norwegian 4x4. It's been shown to reduce the age of the heart by 20 years and increase lifespan.
3. A good signal of living longer is the ability to carry your bodyweight for a 1 minute and hang for 2 minutes.
Apr 15 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
The 5 most overrated exercises on the planet (and what to do instead):
1. Burpees
These are high effort, low return.
They spike heart rate but do little for real strength or fat loss.
They also put your low back in a compromised position while being done to failure. Avoid.
What to do instead? Jump rope.
Jump rope torches calories, improves coordination, and builds cardio faster—with less joint stress than burpees.
It's efficient, fun, and also supports your lymph node system.
Apr 12 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
Fat loss hacks I know at 45 that I wish I knew at 25:
1. Eat similar meals every single day. This makes eating simple, removes decision making, and helps you hit your macros and calories consistently.
2. Avoid eating things out of a bag as this can cause overeating. Instead, put your portion on a plate and put the bag away.
Apr 8 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
How to lose fat fast (not for everyone):
There's a little known diet used by bodybuilders, type 2 diabetics, and obese people that can help you lose fat in a rapid timeline.
It's called the Protein Sparing Modified Fast and here's how you do it:
Apr 5 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
This is Richard Morgan.
He's a 93-year-old four time world rowing champion who has the fitness levels of a 40 year old.
Scientists studied him to find out his secrets to delaying the aging process.
Here's what they found:
Lesson #1 - It's never too late to start
Richard was never an athlete growing up.
He started rowing at 72 years old but before that he lived a sedentary lifestyle.
Since then he's gone on to win 4 world titles in rowing for his age group.
Apr 2 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Men will lose 3-8% of muscle every decade.
This means a slower metabolism and a weaker body.
Here's your step-by-step game plan on how to stop it: 1. Focus on getting stronger in these movements
Squat, bench press, hinge, lunge, back row, pull-up, overhead press, and carry.
Choose one exercise per each movement and focus on using progressive overload and the next thing...