Tag: Fitness and Human Performance
-
Review and Summary: Up to Speed
Up to Speed is about why women often get left behind in sports science. From biases to period chats and everything in between.
-
Review and Summary: How Bad Do You Want It?
Diving into the power of mind over muscle and discover the synergy of mental and physical prowess with real-life tales of athletic endurance.
-
Review and Summary: Burn
In ‘Burn, Pontzer introduces the concept of ‘constrained daily energy expenditure’ and the relationship of diet, energy intake, and output.
-
Review and Summary: The Diabetes Code
Fung argues that we can treat type 2 diabetes without medication in two ways: diet and intermittent fasting.
-
Review: Peak Performance
Peak Performance suggests the perfect formula for growth is the harmonious interplay between stress and rest.
-
Review: Outlive
What is the common wish that most of us heard in our birthday? Among them, perhaps is the wish for a long and prosperous life. Yet, it is not as prevalent as the wish for us to live our lives to the fullest. After all, how can we truly cherish a lengthy existence without experiencing…
-
Review: The Hungry Brain
In “The Hungry Brain,” Guyenet reveals refreshing insights on the field of nutrition and brain-gut correlation.
-
Review and Highlights: Endure
Alex Hutchinson offers insights on what actually limits us in Endure. Every part of our body, from our physical to mind, was broken down.
-
Review: The Sports Gene
Sports Gene is a book to anyone who interested in human performance and sports science where it reveals the complicated nature versus nurture.
-
Review and Tips: Which Comes First, Cardio or Weights?
Which Comes First: Cardio or Weights? is an impeccable book that I recommend for people who just commit their journey on fitness.
