Outside of exercise, the most variable aspect of caloric expenditure is spontaneous movement. This term refers to any movement that [...]
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Project Ford: Olympic Edition
A little over a week ago, we posted a simple but challenging exercise circuit that we felt Toronto’s mayor would [...]
Project Ford
Geoff was interviewed yesterday on Toronto mayor Rob Ford’s proposed fitness plan. He thought we’d contribute to the city’s fitness [...]
10 Effortless Ways to Meet Your Fitness Resolutions
As legions of enthusiastic resolutioners swarm gyms across the country, the question is as to how many people will be [...]
Bottom-up Squats
This article originally appeared on T-Nation.com The Bottom-Up Squat by Geoff Girvitz – 12/22/2011 The learning curve on the squat [...]
Omega 6s, Earl Butz and a Side of Corn
Salon.com just posted a fantastic interview with Steven J.C. Gaulin about the new book he co-authored with William Lassek. I’m [...]
Self-Talk During Training
I’m going to give you a sample internal dialogue during a difficult set. Then I’m going to humbly ask that [...]
On Sucking
As a culture, we have pretty much zero respect for the beginner. Everyone wants a black belt. Everyone wants advanced [...]
Vampires have it right — why sleeping in complete darkness is a good idea
One of the most important aspects of recovery – not to mention enjoying life in general – is sleeping well. [...]
Bred to Run
The New York Times just released a great article on barefoot running from Born to Run author, Christopher McDougall. Here’s [...]
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