fitness
Well, they’re allowed in MLB, banned in casinos, and you shouldn’t drive with them—but Google Glass might work out pretty well for fitness. We’d love to judge for ourselves, if they ever come out. [youtube width=”640″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39W6CMpdGsM[/youtube]
Some men have resolved, this year, to lose twenty pounds. Or build some biceps. Or learn French. Those are all fine goals—but not great ones. Here’s a great goal: this year, become a better man. Too general? In practical terms, sure, but in real terms I don’t thinks so. It’s … Read More
OK, so he had a celebrity trainer, abandoned cardio, ate a truckload of steak, ABSTAINED FROM ALCOHOL, and was probably pumped to hell when the last photo was taken. Still, the results are impressive, if guilt-inducing. [Joe Warner’s cover model body blog 1 – Men’s Fitness]
This isn’t really a new study, but rather a study based on 97 previous studies that suggests men whose BMI is between 25 and 29.5 (i.e. slightly overweight) are less likely to die than their skinnier (or significantly fatter) counterparts. That said, scientists aren’t even sure how to define “overweight” and … Read More
Even if Richard Branson succeeds in bringing the stars to ordinary Joes like us, we’re becoming more and more resigned to the fact that the closest we’ll ever get to feeling like an astronaut is freeze-dried ice cream from the local science center. [NPR]
