Flax seeds, also called linseeds, are derived from the flax plant, which is a highly nutritious and fibrous crop. The growth of the flax plant starts from its seeds. These seeds can be powdered to make flaxseed powder, pressed to extract oil, and transformed into linen fibers. Loaded with nutrients… Read More »Flaxseed: Health Benefits And Concerns
It’s important to acknowledge that stalls and plateaus are a regular occurrence and should be anticipated. Keep in mind that the fluctuations you observe on the scale may not always correspond to alterations in your body fat. Keep in mind that your health is getting better even if your weight… Read More »8 Ways To Stay Motivated During Weight Loss Stall
The Keto diet, known for its low carbohydrate and high-fat approach, provides numerous health advantages and has become a lifestyle choice. Initially employed as a therapy for conditions such as epilepsy, Keto also proves beneficial for cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s disease. In this scenario, it is advised to limit the… Read More »Beans In Keto Diet
Female athletes need solid nutrition to boost athletic performance and build lean muscle mass. But should female athletes carb load before events? This idea is popular, but it isn’t ideal. In fact, it might do more harm than good. Instead, the keto diet may deliver all the fat, protein, and… Read More »Keto Diet For Women Athlete
If you’re interested in doing the low carb, high fat keto diet, you may want to dive into a good book on the subject to learn all you can about it. Keto is a low carb, high fat diet that was originally developed for children with epilepsy. However, it has… Read More »Top 18 Keto Diet Books
Not long ago, a runner planning to race 50 miles in one go would have been branded a maniac. But today more and more runners are leaping ultra running. Having run all kinds of events, including ultras, I can see why. The wild courses can make road races look bland.… Read More »How to Train for an Ultra
Time-efficient strength training should focus on incorporating six main exercise movement categories: push, pull, squat, hinge, carry, and rotate. “These are all complex or compound exercise movements, meaning that they involve multiple major muscle groups, and typically multiple joints, per exercise,” explains Heather Hart, an ACSM-certified exercise physiologist, and RRCA-… Read More »Strength Training For Runners – How to Maximize Your Running Time
Runners dream big. Tackling a new distance, posting a personal best, losing 10 kilograms – we embrace grand challenges. But what happens after you accomplish your goal, or if your resolve weakens before you succeed? You risk stalling – unless you’ve changed your routines to those of a stronger, healthier… Read More »30 Ways to Get Fitter, Healthier and Happier
Getting out the door is the hardest part of running. But once you build routine into your life you’ll find yourself itching to get out. You may be a beginner with no experience but that doesn’t mean running isn’t for you. ‘You have to start where you are, not where… Read More »5 Steps to Getting Started Running
Watch any European trail race or ultramarathon and odds are you’ll find runners huffing and puffing up insanely steep climbs or tip-toeing atop razor-thin mountain ridges with poles in their hands. Running and racing with poles is common practice in Europe. Yet, here in the United States, there seems to… Read More »How to Run With Poles