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James Bailey Part 1, Mobility, Massage, Fitness Evolution – Propane Podcast Episode 93

By PropaneFitness · August 6, 2017

Propane Podcast Episode 93

Show Notes

This week on the Propane Fitness Podcast, Yusef is joined by perennial Wingman & raconteur extraordinaire Chris Williamson, & massage and movement specialist James Bailey. James is a performance artist, Bodywork coach and teacher. In Part 1 of this Podcast, they discuss phantom defecation, mobility, massage’s role in improving physical performance and the evolution of fitness.

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Propane Picks

Week Ending Sunday 06/08

It’s that time of the week again where we sift through the best offerings of the Fitness and Productivity world for your reading, listening and viewing pleasure. If you’d like to be considered for the Pick List or would like to pen a guest article for us, shoot us a message.

Our Top Pick this week is –

Flexible Dieting And IIFYM – An Ultimate Guide – Rudy Mawer

Here at Propane Fitness, one of the biggest furores we’ve created with an article is the one where we told everyone about how we got shredded eating Haribo and Pringles. A lot of readers literally lost their shit. In this article Rudy explains the same methodology we use with ourselves and all our clients. The results speak for themselves…it’s not what you eat, but how much…

“The difference between IIFYM and other traditional diets is that this methodology emphasizes calories and macros rather than simply the foods you eat. This means that, as long as it fits within your calorie and macronutrient budget, consuming foods such as pizza, ice cream and pop-tarts is acceptable!”

The rest of the list is pretty awesome too!

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