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This actually happened to a friend of ours last year: She had cleaned out the turkey, rubbed it with her marinade, and was ready to put it in the oven when she realized that she had a roasting pan but no rack! If you find yourself without a “real” roasting rack with hours to go before dinner, here are some quick solutions to MacGyver your way to roasted perfection.
I happen to be a list person. I love lists, and statistics as well, and one of my favorite routines as the end of the year approaches is creating the New Year’s Resolution List. My usual approach is to write down all the things that I plan and hope to accomplish during the next year, but this time I decided to change the strategy a little.I was curious to see what other people place on top of their NYRL, and was not surprised to find out that 37% of people who do lists set weight-related goals. This is outnumbered only by resolutions related to education and self-improvement, so it’s quite obvious that people are interested in managing their weight more efficiently.And as I write this word, “efficiently”, the first thing that comes into my mind is TIME. If people would manage their time better, they would have more time for workouts and therefore better results in terms of weight management, in the long run
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When high-intensity interval training (HIIT) came along and gained popularity as the best way to burn fat while holding on to muscle, people started becoming disillusioned with their treadmills. Those long speed walks on an incline – which nobody really enjoyed to begin with – suddenly became less appealing. But that doesn’t mean that the treadmill itself as obsolete. On its own, the treadmill is a very effective fat-fighting tool. By applying high-intensity principles to your next treadmill workout, you can increase the amount of fat you’re burning per session – in far less time.Benefits of HIITThe benefits of short, high-intensity training sessions are all about your post-recovery state
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Hi and happy Tuesday!I am terrible about working out at home. I can probably count the number of times on one hand that I’ve performed circuit/strength workouts at home. I either need to be out on a run, in the gym or in the yoga studio to get into workout zone. I was busy with various projects on Sunday and unable to get out of the house for a workout. I had plans to see the new Hunger Games movie with friends and time was running out
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About Squatchy Christopher Williams (a.k.a. Squatchy) is a paleo aficionado, educator, personal trainer, wellness coach, and hobbyist chef. He also works as part of the Robb Wolf team. Browse more articles about:Podcasts
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Robb Wolf – The Paleo Solution – Episode 207 – Guest: Emily Schromm
The last week of Shake Up November is upon us. If you will recall; my intentions in creating this challenge was to shed some light on whether or not breakfast is really the most important meal of the day, the difference between “shaking it up” and juicing, the nutritional breakdown of a typical American breakfast, to share recipes and encourage you all to get some quality nutrition in your bellies to start your day off strong, and to create an eBook with shake recipes – But…there’s still one topic I’d like to cover. Intermittent Fasting and whether or not it’s right for you.Last week Monday I wrote about how, what, and when we eat has an affect on our hormones; which can directly affect how efficiently our metabolism is working.
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Tell Me Mel: More on Metabolism: Intermittent Fasting & Shake Up …
The last week of Shake Up November is upon us. If you will recall; my intentions in creating this challenge was to shed some light on whether or not breakfast is really the most important meal of the day, the difference between “shaking it up” and juicing, the nutritional breakdown of a typical American breakfast, to share recipes and encourage you all to get some quality nutrition in your bellies to start your day off strong, and to create an eBook with shake recipes – But…there’s still one topic I’d like to cover. Intermittent Fasting and whether or not it’s right for you.Last week Monday I wrote about how, what, and when we eat has an affect on our hormones; which can directly affect how efficiently our metabolism is working. Keeping in mind that each person is different, composed of different genetics, some sleep/rest more than others, some exercise/train harder and more frequently than others…this is why it’s so hard to convince the general population that just because you read about a new diet/fitness trend on the internet and that “it gets you results quick and easy” it may not be right for you. The general rule of thumb: If it sounds too good to be true; it probably is.First, I know plenty of people who follow and intermittent fasting protocol and have great success in eating this way, their energy levels are great, they sleep well, they don’t have unusual cravings, and are able to maintain desired leanness and lower levels of body fat
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For What It's Worth~: More on Metabolism: Intermittent Fasting …
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