Women’s nutrition and fitness has come a long way in our lifetime. To be exact, we have evolved from VOGUE’s infamous wine and egg diet of the 1970s to 130 grams of protein daily and supplementing with creatine. What we put in our bodies and what we do with our bodies has a tremendous impact on our overall well being. Women’s fitness and nutrition is transformed, and we are the first generations to benefit from it.

Nutrition and Fitness Posts

Covers of Thrive and Thrive Fitness books by Brendan Brazier

Best Fitness Books: Thrive and Thrive Fitness

Two of the best fitness and nutrition books I have read. Motivational, inspirational, and extremely informative information for fitness!

Homemade healthy snacks

Healthy Sweet Snack

Learn how to make any dessert a healthy sweet snack with just a few simple substitutions.

Alcohol and Fitness

How does alcohol fit into your nutrition and fitness goals? Does it? Learn Exactly how your boy processes alcohol, and the impact on other metabolic processes.

Does Heavy Lifting Make You Bulky?

Amanda, the author of Fairly Extreme Blog, is a participant in the Amazon …

Running is My Therapy

Running is my therapy because of the natural mental release we get while running and because of the natural endorphins released.

How to Start Running Again

How do you start running from zero? There are just a few important things to keep in mind when you are starting off running. I will tell you all about it and get you motivated to get out there!

Although I am not now vegan, I was for nearly 4 years, and this book taught me how to fuel!
This book changed the way I warm up and the way I tune in to my body when I run, and now I am 100% a better runner.
Although I am the farthest thing from an ultra runner, this book taught me so much about getting uncomfortable.
Before this book, I begrudgingly lifted weights 2-3 times a month. Now, I lift 5 times a week, and make real gains!

Incredibly good. I would close this book, and immediately put on my shoes for a run. THAT inspiring. (1st 50 pages were boring, IMO.)
This is the “Thinner, Leaner, Stronger” book with a male audience in mind.