Knowledge Base
The Science Behind Foam Rolling
By Sam Bartlett |
Top Line Next time you exercise, take five minutes to roll out beforehand. Short bouts of foam rolling have been shown to improve performance, mobility, recovery time, arterial function, and ...
Read More Best Oils To Use For Cooking and Baking
By Jon Esposito |
The four best ingredients to cook and bake with that reduce inflammation and boost your overall health. Oils are quite sensitive to light and temperature. An oil at one temperature ...
Read More Keto, Carbs, & Protein diets: How do they affect performance?
By Jon Esposito |
Top Line This article will look at how ketogenic, moderate to high carbohydrate, and high protein diets effect athletic performance. Why it Matters Most high level or elite athletes will ...
Read More Are you metabolically healthy?
By Jon Esposito |
Top Line Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 2009-2016 revealed that around 27.3 million Americans met the criteria for optimal metabolic health. This means that the ...
Read More How much protein do you really need? A brief review
By Jon Esposito |
Top Line The amount of protein an individual actually needs varies widely depending on age, lifestyle, genetics, and more. Why It Matters Proteins are the building blocks of the body ...
Read More Why fat is an essential part of our diet
By Jon Esposito |
Top Line This article will serve as a brief overview of why fat is an essential part of our diet. Why it matters Fat supports many functions within the body, ...
Read More What is the the difference between simple and complex carbohydrates?
By Jon Esposito |
Top Line Simple carbohydrates are the easiest and fastest forms of carbohydrates for the body to breakdown and utilize for energy. On the other hand, complex carbohydrates go through a ...
Read More What happens to our bones, muscles, and skin as we age?
By Jon Esposito |
Top Line We are all aging and understanding the process of how we age can help us plan for what lies ahead. Why it Matters Understanding how our bones, muscles, ...
Read More What is blood flow restriction (BFR) and how does it work?
By Jon Esposito |
Top Line Blood flow restriction (BFR) is a unique training method that goes as far back as the 1960’s when it was originally developed by Yoshiaki Sato in Japan. Why ...
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