Tagged with 'nutrition'

Odds are most people aren't getting enough greens in their diet. It could be due to not liking the taste or because meal preparation involving greens may be difficult for a busy person. Whatever reason it may be, Animal Greens can help someone supplement their greens intake—conveniently and effectively. Stefi Cohen tells us why she takes Animal Greens in her latest article.

Why do we train? For the pump. Ok maybe we train a little bit more than that, for other reasons, but the pump sure is fun. In this month, in my article I wrote, I give you three foods that I bet you're sleeping on and not eating that could really enhance the pump. So go check out this month's article and get to eating. 

Chris Tuttle is definitely one who knows how to balance life while maintaining a ridiculously good physique. This sounds like everything you'd want during the holidays, right? How do you fit it all in without going off the deep end? Chris shows us how.

The holiday season is a tough time for competitors and those of us who are serious about progress because we're so used to being regimented. Do we eat whatever? Do we bring our meals? What do we do? You'll find some guidance in Shawn Smith's latest article.

As the weather heads into the winter months, people's health tend to suffer. They get sick more often. Is this something we should just accept or is there a way around it? Chris Tuttle lets us know his thoughts in his latest article. Be sure to check it out.

Want to eat at restaurants but not derail all the progress you've made? There are ways to still enjoy a meal out while staying on track. Chris Tuttle shares some of his best tips in his latest article. 

Animal Greens is designed to supplement your daily greens intake when you might be falling short on what you need. Why a pill pack? Because it eliminates the nasty aftertaste of powdered greens. Eat your vegetables, throw a pack of Greens down, and be on your way. Want more info? Gary “G-Six” Turner gives it to you in his latest article.

Peaking for a show is tricky. Obviously, the first plan of action is to become fat-free, but after that, an athlete must know when to feed into the show in order to present the best possible look. No one can explain this to you better than John Jewett does in his latest article.

You can't just aimlessly go to the gym. That's a surefire way to make minimal, if any, progress. The sad thing is this is what most people do. There are ways to set yourself up so your training is optimal. Find out how in IFBB Pro John Jewett's latest article.

It's a common phenomenon among this generation of up and coming lifters—paying attention to the advanced stuff before establishing the proper foundation. It's backwards. You know it, we know it, and maybe even these kids know it. Evan Centopani outlines how to avoid putting the cart before the horse in his latest article, and explains why a product like Animal Omega should be one of the first to get into anyone's stack.

Ramadan is a Muslim holiday that requires a strict fast of no fluids or food within the daylight hours. This can be extremely difficult for a physique or strength athlete who relies heavily on food consumption to progress. It's not impossible, however, and athletes have been doing it since the beginning of time. Chris Tuttle shares how a Muslim athlete can work around these restrictions in his latest article.

When you're the size of IFBB Pro Shawn Smith and carry the amount of muscle he does, you have to eat a certain way. This isn't just a fly-by-night plan. It's calculated and precise. Check out what's on Shawn's plate in his latest article.