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Expediency is never the correct answer when it comes to your health and fitness.

Beachbody’s Insanity program is sold with the promise: “I’ll get you a year’s worth of results in just 60 days!” The Jenny Craig diet promotes that you can: “lose up to 16 pounds in just 4 weeks!” Every globo-gym is running a 45-day weight loss challenge, and most trainers are peddling a variation of the industry’s most effective sales pitch: “in X amount of time with me, you will look like Y.” Whether th

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The primary muscle of the butt, the gluteus maximus, is the largest in your body. Small, wide, large or small, everyone has a different seat of power. Work it well.

Get Behind Your Glutes with These 3 Exercises

 

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Pace does not change the range of motion or mechanics of movement. Breathe deliberately, hustle with quality, and finish quickly.


Day 350 Of 360

Deadlift:
5 x 5 @ (up to) 70% of 2RM
1 x 10 @ 50% (double overhand grip + 3/1000 @ top)

 

If sets require interruption, make as minor an adjustment as needed and complete the next uninterrupted. When the scheme is listed as “1 x 10″, it always refers to “Sets” x “Reps”.

 

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Our feet carry more weight than we realize. Not only do they bear the force of up to seven times our body weight depending on the activity, but they can also signal that something’s wrong in the body. We’ve pulled together a list of our five favorite yoga poses that will not only help keep the […]

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Easing back into the hustle and bustle of life after the weekend requires some key self-care steps. First and foremost? Making yourself a delicious, warming meal. That’s where these pork chops come in.

This dinner comes together in one skillet in just 30 minutes. And if that’s not enough to entice you, maybe the creamy mushroom sauce will do the trick?

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You might want to check this out:

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Hello Nate,

I’m late to the party, but I just wanted to thank you for your calm, well thought out replies to these posts. Whether or not they’re accurate, their paranoid tone gets my blood boiling, and I have a hard time responding to them without lowering my tone to a similar level. It was inspiring to read your level-headed responses.

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As an herbalist, most people I talk to are seeking relief from a spot in their lives that feels out of hand; some kind of environmental, physical, or mental stress has pushed them far from the familiarity of having manageable and comfortable lives.

What if instead of reacting to our lives once they reached a place of unbearable imbalance, we had the tools to avoid those places all together? This is the goal of herbalism. When we work with plants we aim to bolster and defend the parts of our lives and bodies that keep us feeling “normal” — relatively in balance, stress-free, and comfortable.

When it comes to stress, the group of herbs referred to as adaptogens are crucial allies in preventing chaos and regaining balance. Tulsi, or holy basil, is a plant that most of us can benefit from when we feel stressed.

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Take a look at pretty much any recipe out there for risotto and you’ll notice it calls for white wine, usually about 1/2 cup or so. It’s one of risotto’s signature ingredients so you may think, given that it’s in so many recipes (including ours), using it is nonnegotiable.

What if, for whatever reason, you’d like to leave it out, though? Maybe you don’t drink or you’re cooking for kids (while the alcohol does cook out, you’d feel more comfortable not using it). Or perhaps you happen to have everything in the house to make risotto except the wine and you’re in no mood to run back out to the store.

Well, the good news is you can definitely make risotto without wine. Here’s how.

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Need a little help with next week’s meal plan? Not only do we have some fresh and truly delicious dinner inspiration, but these are also the meals everyone around the table will be excited to tuck into.

You’ll feel good about getting a wholesome, nourishing meal (and some extra veggies) on the table with the low effort your weeknights ask for. The kids will enjoy fun twists like rainbow pizza, crunchy quesadillas, veggie stir-fry, and a winning chicken Parm skillet.

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