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Breaking Down False Dichotomies in Popular Nutrition Advice
This week’s article is aims to recap just how wrong, misleading, and ultimately harmful some of these common nutrition “best practice” dichotomies can be. During a time when many of you may be feeling the urge to dial things in for your diet around approaching swimsuit season, it may be worth exploring what matter most by zooming out to find the forest from the trees.
Free Nutrition Seminar This Saturday!
Come join us this Saturday, April 20th from (am until 10:30am for a no-cost nutrition seminar with Q&A. Bring yourself, a family member, or friend to learn about the basics of healthy eating with practical take home knowledge as well as a personalized healthy eating guide.
Strength Training- Unilateral Exercises FTW?
You may hear the argument that training one side of your body (or limb) at a time is a waste of time since humans are meant to be asymmetrical and you can’t “fix” this. You may also hear that unilateral training will not contribute to as meaningful strength gains since these exercises are typically not loaded as heavy as what you could load when you use two arms or legs. We think this is shortsighted and not what we have seen in our actual experience. Afterall, some of the most balanced and strong humans in the world train using unilateral exercises. Check out our latest article for some rationale on why these types of exercises may actually be super helpful for you and give these bread and butter ones in the video a try!