
The Smart Simple Guide to a Better Physique
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The Smart Simple Guide to A Better Physique - Fitness, Strength Training, and Nutrition Lessons From a Professional Athlete and Biomedical Engineer, by Emily Hu, is a straightforward guidebook to exercise, diet and nutrition. It is written in a friendly and pragmatic style, and based on the knowledge of a triple all-time world record holding powerlifter who also has a Master's in Science degree in biomedical engineering from Duke University and is a published orthopedic researcher. Emily went from never having competed in sports to becoming an all-time world record holder with professional sponsorships in 3 years, to being recruited by NBC for Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's The Titan Games, while working a full-time job in biomedical research the entire time. This book was inspired during the COVID pandemic when the author received requests for advice from friends on how they could eat, feel, and look better quickly after many months of sedentary, government-mandated COVID lockdowns. The author brings together advice on nutrition, detailed explanations on how to perform weight training exercises, and other critical information on sleep and nutrition in a way that is suitable for newcomers but also helpful in filling in gaps for those who are more experienced. Finally, the author describes how she managed to become and stay fit and strong while also maintaining a balanced lifestyle incorporating both a demanding full-time career involving travel and a robust personal and social life where sometimes having fun (and eating whatever you want) is also very important.
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Content
- Intro
- Acknowledgements
- Legal, Medical, and Safety Disclaimer
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Why Am I Worth Listening To?
- 10 Years of Coaching-the Biggest Hits.Remixed!
- How This Book Is Laid Out
- Food
- Macronutrients (and Fiber!)
- Fat
- Protein
- Carbohydrates
- Fiber
- Why Fad Diets Work (But Only For A While)
- Cutting Out Meat: Vegan/Vegetarian Diet
- Cutting out Carbs: The Keto (Ketogenic) Diet
- The Atkins Diet
- Cutting Out All Solid Foods: Juice Fasts Or Any Liquid Cleanse
- Cutting Out All Foods: Intermittent Fasting
- Cutting Out All Foods Post-Stone Age: The Paleo Diet[*]
- The Raw Diet: Cutting Out Everything Processed, Eating Food Only In Its Original Form
- The Whole 30 Diet
- Fad Diets with Some Merit
- The DASH Diet
- The Mediterranean Diet
- The "If It Fits Your Macros" (IIFYM) Diet
- "How I Keep My Weight Under Control".or Low-Stress Diet and Execution Strategies
- The "I Hate Diets" Diet
- Weight Timing
- Meal Timing
- Leaning into Lean Protein
- Eyeballing Your Food
- And Now, The Actual Diet
- Think 1:2:1
- One Size Does Not Fit All-Figuring Out How Many Calories Your Body Burns
- How To Calculate Your Metabolism With BMR
- Since You Know the Rules, You can Choose When to Bend Them
- Why Leafy Greens are the "Best Cheat" for Your Diet
- How to Keep your Fat Intake Under Control
- Example Meals
- "Wait! This is Supposedly Easy and Simple
- I Need Easier and Simpler Than This!"
- How to Make this Diet Work When Eating Out
- What about Snacks? Do I Have to Avoid Them Completely?
- Eating Differently If You Are Sporty or Actively Training for a Sport
- "Do I Have to Eat Like This All The Time?"
- Exercise and Movement
- Cardio
- The Workout Section, or "Bare Minimum Weekly Workouts to Look Good Naked"
- "How often should I work out?"
- General Advice on the Exercises and How to Perform Them
- The Exercises
- Upper Body
- Lower Body
- Back
- Abdominals
- Whole Body
- The Workout Plans
- 2-Day Beginner Workout
- 3-Day Whole Body Workout
- 4-Day Workout
- 3-Day Bikini Body Workout
- Bodyweight Workout
- "This is all still too hard! How do I find help?"
- Sleep
- How Sleep Deprivation Keeps You From the Results You Want
- Supplements
- Pre-Workout Supplements
- Post-Workout Supplements
- Non-Workout Supplements
- Effort, Not Perfection
- References
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