Meeting Your Protein Requirements

Filed Under (Mico Fitness) by Admin on 10-09-2009

If you read CFB, you likely strength train and if you strength train, you likely have some very definitive opinions about sources of lean protein.

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If You Had the Thin Gene, Would You Want to Know?

Filed Under (Equipment Experiments) by Admin on 10-09-2009


It’s pretty much useless to try and be thin if you don’t have the (much coveted, soon to be cloned at a store near you) “thin gene.” Based on a study of over 3,000 pairs of female twins — the gold standard for both researchers and teenage boys — scientists have concluded that over 50% of womens’ variances in weight can be predicted just by looking at their genes. The remaining percentage can be predicted by looking at their jeans. (Sorry, that one just wrote itself. It’s a gift and a curse.)

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Is This Woman Plus Sized?

Filed Under (Equipment Experiments) by Admin on 09-09-2009

Picture from bathing suit spread in Glamour Magazine

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Top 7 Transformation Secrets

Filed Under (Mico Fitness) by Admin on 08-09-2009

I spent Labor Day weekend with my family and enjoyed a little bonding time with my 10 year old niece.

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Seize the Moment!

Filed Under (Fitness Confessions) by Admin on 08-09-2009

As these last days of summer sneak right on by, be sure to catch some of it before it’s all gone! Summer provides a ton of opportunities to get out, run, play, be more active and really get in some fun fitness festivities!I really hate to see it go. I had a pretty good summer, but it’s not over yet! I plan to be outside running and playing until the snow comes. You should, too! Grab your

Which is Worse: Getting the Flu or the Flu Shot?

Filed Under (Equipment Experiments) by Admin on 08-09-2009


Today I celebrated the American Labor Day holiday by getting myself and my family our annual flu shots. I’m so festive, I know. The kids, being able to get the nasal mist version, are totally fine – ironic considering that it is their little disease-carrying bodies that account for 90% of my illnesses – but me and my pregnant self are left with an arm that has been getting progressively more sore as the day goes on. It’s the equivalent of doing Arnold presses supersetted with lateral raises for 20 minutes. Except only on one arm. My delt hates me. And yes, I’m a pain wuss.

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The Dairy Dilemma: Do You Drink?

Filed Under (Equipment Experiments) by Admin on 07-09-2009


You can’t swing a cat in a barn these days without hitting some new report out on the beleaguered dairy industry. Not that I’m endorsing cat swinging. Or swinging objects in barns. In fact, I can’t even endorse dairy because – have you heard? – 60% of adults can’t digest milk. And the bad news keeps rolling in: all of that stuff we’ve been told about low-fat dairy aiding in weight loss and strengthening bones and giving us a healthy smile? Aside from getting Heidi Klum to dress up as the world’s hottest milkmaid, all those claims are just not true, so says the new research which contradicts the old research – the old research that was all funded by the dairy industry.

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Win 4000 EC’s for Commenting on 4 of My Posts

Filed Under (Fitness Confessions) by Admin on 04-09-2009

The 1,000,000 EC FREE Traffic ContestI am sponsoring 2 2000 ec prizes this week, September 2 9th. Comment on one or more of the following Fitness Diva posts and you will be entered into this weeks contest. One entry per comment. Only quality comments are acceptable. Commenting "great post", "nice blog" or "this is comment #2(etc)" will not count. After commenting, return to Cornyman’s

People of Wal-Mart: Funny or Cruel?

Filed Under (Equipment Experiments) by Admin on 04-09-2009

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Sugar Kills

Filed Under (Mico Fitness) by Admin on 03-09-2009

I wanted a nice catchy title for this posting to go along with the image of the new subway billboards appearing all over New York this week:

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