Bodybuilder and Fitness

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What is your opinion on blotting to this degree? CLIFTON — Locally grown, wild-caught and cage-free are cornerstones of healthy meal preparation at one Clifton-based meal delivery business. The gourmet meal delivery service, Elite Lifestyle Cuisine (ELC), is the brainchild of International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) award winner and "Muscle Chef" Carlo Filippone. Using his personal recipes, he and a small team of chefs craft hundreds of single and family-sized meal portions which are cooked from whole ingredients at the Getty Avenue facility, flash-frozen and delivered to homes across the nation. Contemporary health and wellness movements have created a niche for Filippone’s business, he said, but the "passion" for healthy cooking has "always been there." "I live the lifestyle," said Filippone, of Cliffside Park. "I’m going to be 46 years old and I can certainly say that [a healthy diet] has enha

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Some foods taste so good while we're eating them, but can leave us feeling blah, bloated and feeling guilty just moments after we've brushed away the crumbs. But other foods are scientifically shown to lift our spirits. Here are five foods that will make you feel good right away! 1. Raw walnuts and cashews An ounce of walnuts has four grams of protein (which fills you up and helps keep blood-sugar levels steady) and two grams of fiber (also helps fill you up), according to New York nutritionist Elisa Zied, registered dietitian and author of "Younger Next Week." RELATED: A daily handful of walnuts may lower fatal heart attack risk They're also a good source of magnesium and phosophorus: Having low levels of magnesium has been linked to increased risk of depression , while high levels of magnesium have been linked to reduced symptoms of depression. Walnuts also contain cell-protecting antioxidants and are low in carbohydrates, which means they won'

Jillian Michaels  knows a thing or two about fitness—the  former  Biggest Loser  trainer ‘s crazy-toned muscles and  challenge moves  are proof that she practices what she preaches. (But seriously,  her hardcore moves  are something to behold.) After years of helping clients shape up and set new personal records, Michaels has picked up a few keys to fitness success, whether you want to get stronger, lose weight, or anything in between. One of Michaels’ missions is to make fitness and healthy eating accessible to everyone. That’s why she’s working with  Thrive Market  on their  Care2 petition , which aims to help make food stamps available for use on online food markets. “Fitness and healthy eating must go hand in hand so that people have a total solution to health and wellness,” Michaels tells SELF. In addition to having access to healthy food, here are five things Michaels thinks you should always prioritize when it comes to your workouts. 1. First and foremost, make sure your

Ready to rev up your workouts and make ordinary results extraordinary? Transform your progress from good to great with these 10 pro fitness tips! Ready to kick your ho-hum progress into high gear? If you've been following a fitness program for a few weeks, months, or even years, and have seen good results but still feel like you haven't hit your peak physique, then it's time to implement some elite changes. In order to make good results great, you have to leap over your current barriers and boundaries. To help you make that jump, we've asked some of the best fitness athletes in the business for their advice. If you want to reach the next level of your fitness journey, check out these tips from the ripped members of  Team Dymatize ! Put their suggestions into action, and you'll achieve greatness in no time. 1. Re-Establish Your Game Plan If you've been training for a long period of time without a specific goal in mind, it's time to re-examine you

For biceps-training advice, we went straight to the guy with the big guns. Here's what Calum von Moger—World Fitness Federation's Mr. Universe—had to say. It comes with the territory that when you're jacked, people are going to ask you questions about your training. For World Fitness Federation's 2014 Mr. Universe winner Calum von Moger, that means endless queries about how he trains his mountainous biceps. We posed 13 questions to the 24-year-old Aussie, who has now made the requisite relocation to Los Angeles in search of bodybuilding fame and glory. 1. What's The Most Overrated Biceps Movement? The single-arm cable curl done from a low pulley. [If you're too close to the pulley], any movement of your elbow away from your side can lessen the tension on the biceps as you bring the weight up. In fact, when your hand is above your elbow, the biceps are in a resting position [when your arm is fully contracted]. Here the load is on the elbow, not

Use these smart training tips to get you bigger and stronger, even in your later years. As a guy who's been in the iron game for many years, I can't tell you how often I've read or heard something like the following: "When I was a young lifter, I was so stupid. I don't know how I ever made gains!" Quite frankly, even a lousy, borderline-unsafe training program will produce results if you hit it hard, don't skip many workouts, and continue to do so for years. But there is some truth to that "young and stupid" sentiment. Young lifters often do things that don't hurt them too much at the time, but their "sins of youth" often come back to haunt them like a scorching case of herpes in their 30s and 40s. Looking back at my own lifting history, I did tons of stuff wrong, but not every mistake was a huge deal. Sure, I probably beat myself up too much on occasion, but I was enthusiastic and loved the gym. However, had I known bet