
Why Stretching Isn’t Enough (And Might Be Holding You Back!)

Rest Days Are Killing Your Gains! (And Why That's Totally Wrong)
Skip the Gym, Build More Muscle? The Shocking Truth About Rest Days! Discover how taking time off could be the key to unlocking your best performance yet!

A Simple Approach to Eating for Fitness

Stop Believing These 5 Common Fitness Lies

5 Time-Efficient Workouts for Individuals Managing Busy Schedules
In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to exercise can feel like an impossible task. Between work, family, and personal responsibilities, squeezing in a workout might be the last thing on your to-do list. That’s why time-efficient workouts are a game-changer for individuals with demanding schedules.

Building Strength and Endurance from the Ground Up
Starting your fitness journey can be one of the most rewarding decisions you’ll ever make. But with so much conflicting information out there, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to begin. Do you need to hit the gym six days a week? Should you focus on cardio or strength training? What about recovery?

Maximizing Your Smartwatch for Smarter Fitness: Part Three – Sleep Metrics
Unlock the secrets of better sleep with your smartwatch. Learn how sleep metrics impact fitness, recovery, and health. Discover actionable tips to improve sleep quality and align training with your rest patterns.

Maximizing Your Smartwatch for Smarter Fitness: Part Two - HRV
Learn how to use your smartwatch to optimize Heart Rate Variability (HRV) training for smarter fitness. Discover a science-backed weekly plan featuring Peak Fitness classes to boost performance, recovery, and longevity.

Maximizing Your Smartwatch for Smarter Fitness: Part One - VO2 Max
Learn how to use your smartwatch intelligently to boost VO2 Max, balance training zones, and improve fitness. Ditch vanity metrics like calorie burn and heart rate spikes for a systematic approach to smarter workouts and long-term results.

Understanding MEV and MRV: A Guide to Smarter Strength Training
Training volume refers to the total workload you perform in a session, including the number of sets, reps, and weight used. MEV and MRV are key to knowing how much volume you need to stimulate muscle growth (MEV) and the limit beyond which you shouldn’t go to avoid excessive fatigue (MRV).
For muscle hypertrophy (growth), more volume usually leads to better results, up to a point. However, once you cross your MRV, the benefits of extra work decrease, and the risk of overtraining increases.