Plus: How to build the best workout program May 06, 2024 | [Read Online]( [BarBend Newsletter] POWERED BY: Hereâs what weâve got for you today: - Tips from a cardiologist for lowering your resting heart rate - How to hit your macros without breaking the bank - A guide to creating your own workouts Wellness How Low Can You Go? Credit: Iammotos / Shutterstock A healthy heart is, literally, the beating center of the human body, and the rate at which that heart fires may be the difference between a healthy cardiopulmonary system and a serious underlying problem. BarBend recently spoke with cardiologist Dr. Sadeer Al-Kindi from Houston Methodist about the importance of heart rate ranges and how one can improve one's heartâs pace. First, youâve got to understand the basics of this complicated (seemingly) perpetual motion machine. For example, your resting heart rate and your heart rate in the middle of a set of 100 burpees will likely be slightly different, and both numbers can give insights into your general cardiac health. Take a crash course in a pre-med degree and learn all about the importance of lowering your heart rate below. [Lower Your Rate]( From RunDot Do you qualify for RunDotâs new research opportunity? [The RunDot Project]( is an annual research initiative. It helps runners reach their true performance potential through optimized run training. RunDot athletes improve running performance 3.2x more than non-users and see positive changes in 30% less training time. Qualified participants will also receive 2 free months of run training. Who qualifies? Those who meet the following criteria: - Train with a device with GPS capabilities - Have not used RunDot or TriDot in the last 12 months - Not a professional runner - Enthusiastic and motivated to reach their running goals Does this sound like you? [Apply Now]( Nutrition Healthy Eating on a Healthy Wallet Credit: @theoffice / Giphy Eating healthy is one of the best investments you can make for your future well-being, but sometimes marketing and diet companies make it seem like you need to fork over your 401(k) in order to afford all that nutritious grub. This is a myth that needs to be busted, and weâre here to debunk it with this guide to eating healthy food, hitting your macros, and achieving all of your diet and nutrition goals without breaking the bank. The first step may be deceptively simple: Stop wasting food you already own. American families average $1,500 of food waste a year, but with careful planning and proper storage, this can be converted into money back in your pocket. George Bernard Shaw said, âThe only true freedom is financial freedom,â and if he were a modern-day fitness influencer, he would know to replace the word freedom with health. Become healthy in all worlds with this simple tutorial. [Eat Within Your Means]( Workout Tips A DIY How-To Credit: Giphy The year is 2024, and a staggering number of fitness programs are for sale via a novel 20th-century invention called the World Wide Web. What if you donât want a cookie-cutter program, your budget doesnât allow for personalized programming, or youâre just an old-fashioned, rugged individualist who enjoys doing things on your own? You can set up your own program, and you might even find it enjoyable. In the article below, we walk you through an impressive array of modalities and training concepts to help you create your own template based on your goals, time, and access to equipment. For anybody interested in the inner workings of programming, this also serves as a great primer for diving into the vast world of training theory and application. Just like learning how to cook or repair a home can improve your quality of life, understanding your own training can, too. [Build Your Program]( Everything Else A Weekend of Strongman Credit: Worldâs Strongest Man - Tom Stoltman is your 2024 Worldâs Strongest Man winner! Check out our coverage of Stoltmanâs third WSM title and see the final leaderboard [here](. - The best rear delt training for prehab and mobility has been staring you in the face all along: Simply [turn around and use the reverse pec deck technique]( for your shoulder training needs. - [The BarBend Strength Weekly Podcast]( bids farewell to Rob Kearney as he retires from professional Strongman. [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( [in]( [Advertise with us]( Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 BarBend Newsletter 228 Park Ave S, #29976, New York, New York 10003, United States [[beehiiv logo]Powered by beehiiv](