Short essays on training, recovery, and performance — focused on judgment, adaptation, and long-term capability.
These are not programs, tips, or motivation.
They reflect how decisions are made when progress, health, and resilience matter.
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Recovery & Sleep
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Nutrition & Gut Health
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Mindset & Resilience
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Training & Movement
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Performance & Longevity
Topic: Sleep and weight loss
Could sleeping more help you eat less? A new study suggests exactly that. In this article, Jonathan Nardinochi breaks down how improving sleep duration led participants to cut over 1,000 calories a week—without changing their diet or trying to eat less
Sleep and Stress: How They Impact Your Fitness Progress
Sleep and stress aren’t just side notes to your fitness—they’re central to your results. Poor sleep and chronic stress can stall recovery, slow muscle growth, and limit fat loss. This article breaks down how sleep and stress impact your performance and offers practical tips to get them under control so you can make real progress