Testosterone is often regarded as the primary hormone for muscle growth, with many associating its levels directly with how effectively someone can build muscle. This belief has led to widespread assumptions that higher testosterone levels, particularly post-workout spikes, are the key to hypertrophy.…
Category: Fitness
BMI vs. BMR: What’s Better for Weight Management?
We’ve all heard of Body Mass Index (BMI). For many years, it has been the go-to number when it comes to understanding fitness, often presented as a quick way to judge whether someone is underweight, normal, overweight, or obese. But another equally important concept exists in the world of health and fitness: Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR).…
Does Your Body Metabolism Slow Down With Age?
Ageing is an inevitable process that every one of us will experience. While we often relate age with wisdom and experience, it also brings a range of changes in the body, both visible and hidden. From losing the ability to chew our favorite foods comfortably to experiencing digestive issues, bone fragility, and muscle loss, the effects of ageing can influence daily life in many ways.…
Training for Strength and Power: Functional Training
Functional training has gained popularity as a method that enhances everyday activities through exercises mimicking real-life movements. Unlike traditional strength training, which often isolates muscles, functional training focuses on multi-joint movements that improve strength, balance, and coordination. However, it’s important to understand that functional and non-functional training is not a black-and-white issue; both have their merits, and the fitness industry sometimes oversells the benefits of functional training.…
Short on Time? Train Smarter With Supersets And Circuit Training
Finding time to work out is a challenge for many of us. Whether you’re juggling work, studies, family responsibilities, or a packed daily schedule, setting aside a full hour (or more) at the gym can sometimes feel nearly impossible. Yet, the desire to build muscle and stay fit remains strong.…
Why Women Are Built to Outtrain Men?—Physiologically Proven
If you’ve ever watched the CrossFit Games, there’s a good chance you’ve noticed something pretty remarkable: the women aren’t just keeping up, they’re excelling. In fact, as of 2024, the number of female athletes competing at the highest level of the sport continues to rise, and many are dominating in events that test both strength and endurance.…
How Long Should You Rest Between Sets?
When it comes to fitness and training, most people focus on reps, sets, exercises, or even the weight lifted. But there’s one crucial factor that often gets overlooked — rest period between sets.
So, how long should you rest between sets?…
Why Men Get Shredded Easier Than Women?
When it comes to getting shredded, achieving that lean, muscular look with visible muscle definition, it often seems like men have it easier. From fitness magazines to social media transformations, men appear to lose fat and build muscle faster than women.…
Mobility Training: The Missing Link in Your Fitness Routine
When we talk about fitness, strength, and endurance often steal the spotlight. We chase personal bests in the gym, try to run faster or farther, and constantly look for new challenges. But one key area often goes unnoticed—mobility. If you want to perform better, feel better, and reduce your risk of injury, then mobility training deserves a front-row seat in your fitness routine.…