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5 Tips To Help Shrink Your Grocery Bill

Posted on 15. May, 2012 by Rob Connor.

As I’m sure you’re very much aware, eating like a bodybuilder ain’t cheap. You need to consume large amounts of high quality fresh food every day. High quality fresh food is generally the most expensive so bodybuilders tend to have ‘scary’ grocery bills. Follow these 5 tips to help to maintain your desired high level of [...]

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Bodybuilding Recipes – How Many Do You Need?

Posted on 22. Apr, 2012 by Rob Connor.

Correct nutrition in bodybuilding is critical but preparing numerous nutritious meals takes time & effort. Bodybuilders also tend to eat 6+meals a day and so struggle to come up with healthy recipes that are quick & easy to prepare. Let’s take a look at how we can minimize the effort required in preparing meals whilst [...]

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Top 10 Diet Myths

Posted on 30. Aug, 2011 by Rob Connor.

Many dietary guidelines were forged years ago, and have since been debunked as inaccurate. So why are so many serial dieters still following these myths as though they are fact? If you are still confused about which dietary advice to follow, here are a few popular myths exposed: Myth 1: Eating late at night will [...]

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Anabolic Cooking – Reviewed

Posted on 28. Mar, 2011 by Rob Connor.

If you scour around the Internet looking for a good cook book aimed at bodybuilders, there’s a surprising lack of anything half decent. Most are either not particularly aimed at the bodybuilder (or at least don’t understand a bodybuilders dietary requirements) or contain over complex recipes with exotic ingredients. That’s partly why I decided to [...]

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Bodybuilding Recipes – Be Prepared

Posted on 14. Mar, 2011 by Rob Connor.

When it comes to bodybuilding recipes, if there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years, it’s be prepared. Sound like a boy scout don’t I. By being ‘prepared’, I simply mean cooking your meals well in advance, at least the day before but preferably two, or even three days in advance, if you’ve the time [...]