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Are you killing yourself at the gym, but despite all your efforts, the scale doesn't move? Well, working out at the gym certainly helps us in many ways. But when it comes to losing weight, just working out very hard, without taking care of our nutrition, is not the best solution. In thisTed Talk episode, Ted explains why trying to out-train your diet doesn't work and the smartest way to do it. Listen up as we break down everything that goes into getting in the best shape of your life (even if you tried and failed over and over).
Some fitness experts and gurus swear that you should focus only on one type of activity, either cardio or weightlifting. So, if you hear about concurrent training, you might be wondering if it's effective or counterproductive? In this episode, Ted explains what concurrent training means, the interference effect, and the effective ways to combine cardio and strength training to get results faster. Listen now!
It's been weeks since you started the Keto diet and your weight hasn't budged. If you're feeling frustrated, discouraged, and confused about what to do next. The good news is in this episode, Ted will explain why you're not losing weight on the Keto diet. Plus, he will provide you with some helpful tips on how to start seeing results again!
Do you want to live a long and healthy life? Do you want to know what exercise is best for optimal health and longevity? In this episode serial entrepreneur and human performance consultant Brad Thorpe explains how replacing dynamic exercises for isometrics exercises can help you build a fit, strong, and healthier body in record time, even if you're in your 50s, 60s, and beyond. Listen now to learn how to turn your biological clock with isometric training.