Jason Kane, an Irish coach, writes about training for long-term physical capacity rather than short-term results, using the idea of a 'physical pension'. Issues cover treating maintenance as progress, how training priorities should shift after forty, and the difference between intention, intent and intensity.
Website: https://www.jasonkane.ie/
Essays by a former SEAL that draw on military history, anthropology and philosophy to examine meaning, mortality, training and purpose. Readers get reflective, literary pieces that pair historical anecdotes with personal field experience.
Evidence-based articles on strength training and muscle growth that dig into individual studies and meta-analyses. Readers get detailed explanations of what the research says about topics like hypertrophy, training volume, intensity and isometric training.
Michael Easter, author of The Comfort Crisis, publishes interviews with researchers and practitioners alongside self-researched explainers on health, fitness, sleep and performance. Readers get evidence-based, practical takeaways on topics like knee pain, sleep myths and challenge-based goal setting.
A newsletter from a former New York Times journalist and health coach covering strength training, nutrition and longevity, with video demonstrations, recipes and commentary on health information. Readers get critical takes on fitness and longevity claims, quick whole-food recipe videos, and occasional audiocasts.
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