
Making the science behind health, exercise and fitness easy to understand. Special interest in exercise and disease management. If you're looking for unbiased, evidence-based information, then this is for you.
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I took two weeks off work and exercise recently. In fact, I ran the Milan marathon on April 12th, and didn’t do any structured exercise again until last week (May 4th). No gym, no cardio work, no tempo runs, no mobility. Just walking around...
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I just wanted to say a massive thank you for reading Exercise Physiology Made Easy. Your support allows me to keep doing this work, two years on from my first newsletter.
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It surprises me that more people don’t know this: The goal of 10,000 steps per day is based on absolutely nothing. In fact, even worse, it is a product of a 60-year-old marketing campaign in Japan, which occurred in the lead-up to the Tokyo...
Welcome to the Myth Busting series, exclusive to paying subscribers of my publication.
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This title may sound silly to many of you. Even I had second thoughts about it. But it might not be as absurd as it initially sounds. We’ve always had a good idea of the correlation between higher levels of fitness and reduced odds of devel...
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