
As you know, we love Kiefer, and incorporate many of his principles in the Propane Protocol. The past few months, we've been using his fat-loss plan, Carb Nite to achieve our goals. Here's our results and what we had to say about it:
Who's it for?
Carb Nite was written as a fat loss diet for sedentary individuals, ...

As promised, I thought I’d share a few more dietary hacks that I’ve learned from both training myself and my clients.
1. Understand viscosity.
If you’ve ever used a “cut” or “bulk” approach with your diet you’ll understand the relative problems with each. On occasion a diet can leave you hungry, scraping the last morsel of oatmeal ...
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Topics covered:
0.49 - Carb backloading and fasting. Approach to diet.
7.31 - Daily Undulating Periodisation and John Broz style training, overreaching and overtraining.
15.49 - Myoreps and occlusion training.
20.19 - Sources of motivation.
24.49 - Lasting achievements.
28.36 - Fitness industry gurus.
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When I say dieting in the title, I mean extended periods of low calories – i.e. the typical 12-24 week diet, or even perma-diet for some.
A hypocaloric state is catabolic, meaning tissues are broken down from both fat and muscle. This is not necessarily a bad thing. When you’re catabolic you break down both lipids ...

For those unfamiliar with the acronym, I.I.F.Y.M stands for “If it fits your macros”, a phrase coined to describe a particular attitude towards eating and nutrition.
It's fairly simple, you establish macronutrient numbers that you want to consume in a given day or a given period then, subject to this constraint, you have free reign to ...