mcshaw10

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  • Commando! :) So much more comfortable!
  • Does anyone get their body fat % measured? The scale does not tell you everything. If you are trying to lose body fat and not muscle along with it, it is important to strength train. Unlike cardio, strength training will raise and keep your metabolism higher for longer after you are done working out...which makes you a…
  • Word! And notice how there is no physiological explanation of how meat is "causing" these diseases?
  • You do not want to mix it with hot coffee because the high temperature will denature some of the protein, but it is good for iced!
  • I am at 1310 plus exercise calories.. I could never eat lower than that! On a side note, don't be afraid of fats. You need healthy sources of fat in your diet for your cells to function at their best!
  • The gym I work at requires all trainers to have at least a B.S. in Kinesiology or Exercise Science. This is ideal, but usually is only required at your high-end gyms. A lot of gyms will hire you with only a certification, but a degree definitely helps too if you want to be taken seriously in the industry. Some of the best…
  • I agree that the default protein on MFP is too low. You can go to goals and change your macro nutrient percentages if you like. Mine is set to 40% carbs, 30% protein, and 30% fat. My nutritionist referred me to the following article. Read and educate yourself and see what you think. This is a great article: :)…
  • Fage Nonfat Plain is my favorite pic, and I just add cinnamon to it..yum!
  • Wow I think we got a little off topic here. As a fitness professional, I really don't think this workout is very good. Crunches are out-dated, and research shows they are bad for the discs in your back and are not very effective. Try planks instead! Also, if you are trying to lose weight, doing biceps and triceps alone…
  • Yes! I love it! I have one at home and I use them for clients of all fitness levels at work as well (I'm a personal trainer). :)
    in TRX Comment by mcshaw10 July 2011
  • A protein powder is a good way to supplement your protein intake if you are otherwise having a hard time getting enough in without all the added calories of other sources. I recommend whey protein. The one I have come to like the most and that I currently use multiple times a day is Dymatize Iso-100 Whey Protein Isolate.…
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