Author Archive: Neilon

Free workout mix for download

right click, save as my first workout mix made for you. 1 hour long. 1 warm up track. 1 cool down track. 127-130bpm and back

NLP for fitness

Have you reached a plateau or generally stagnating in your training? Want more motivation? Do you find it hard to train consistently? Want to be empowered to reach your goals? […]

High Protein Vs High Carb Diet

Which one works best?

Given all the recent hype about low-carb and high protein diets you might assume that high-protein/low-carb diets are more effective than high-carb/lower-protein* diets.

Why the so called “fat burning zone” doesn’t work

Training at low intensities – up to 55% of max heart rate – is considered to be training in the fat burning zone. Great! So a higher proportion of calories will be burned from fat supplies rather than carbohydrate supplies. Great!

So, what’s the problem?

Weight Loss Diet Plan

This is a basic diet plan for someone wishing to lose weight. It’s not a “Diet” as a such, but a sustainable way to eat for someone who wants to loose weight. A diet is for life, not just for just after Christmas! It is a dairy free diet and suitable for people who get bloated with too much bread. For a more tailored meal program, you may wish to contact some friends of mine at Key Nutrition.

The Buzz Vs The Bulge

Click to see the full size visualisation by David McCandless comparing coffees and snacks to the amount of caffeine and even equivalent activities to burn those calouries.

Tooth Decay – Surprising Facts

An interesting article on the Whole Health Source blog points to scientific studies that show that refined carbohydrates are much worse for teeth in terms for de-calcification.

Low Carb

An abstract from a study performed in Australia that was published recently in Obesity (a research journal) on the ‘effects of a low carbohydrate weight loss diet on exercise capacity and tolerance in obese subjects.’

High Protein Diet

Along with the Low-Carb vs Low-Fat Diet study is another paper (also in published Obesity) on the effect of a high-protein vs high-carbohydrate diet (both low fat) on weight loss maintenance.