As many followers of 3DMJ know, I was diagnosed with a moderate / mild case of coronary arteriosclerosis (plaque) in one of the main branches of my heart. To be specific, the branch called the left anterior descending artery. The coronary artery disease, CAD, was diagnosed on a Cat Scan in December 2018. I had […]
Filled with Science, but Unscientific
I hate to say it, but many of my fellow science-interested lifters who throw up #evidencebased in their posts are the perfect ammunition for the eye-rolling bros who view the whole concept of a scientific approach to lifting with disdain. The disdain these bros have often doesn’t actually come from science, but rather from the […]
Is Tracking Stunting Your Nutritional Growth?
In my last blog article, The Default Diet, I talked about (among other things) how large behavioral dissimilarities between offseason and prep can make transitions between the two more difficult. In this article, I want to discuss that in more detail, specifically as it relates to tracking your nutrition. I have talked in depth about […]
The Default Diet
If you listen to the 3DMJ podcast, you’ve probably heard me or one of the other coaches talk about how the offseason and contest prep should resemble one another a bit more closely over the course of your career as you develop “bodybuilder life skills”. If this doesn’t make sense initially, I can understand that. […]
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