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The real-life diet of world’s strongest man Mitchell Hooper, who is putting nine plates on the squat rack
With his victory at the World’s Strongest Man competition in Myrtle Beach that year, Hooper became just that: the World’s Strongest Man. A powerlifter himself—as well as bodybuilder, marathon runner, ...
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6000 calories a day? Here’s what World’s Strongest Man Reyno Nel ate and trained for the title
The average person takes up to 2000 calories a day, and it also depends on how their daily routine looks, or whether they are working out daily or not, but the story is completely different if you ...
Athletes are famous for eating like it's a competitive sport in itself. But for the rest of us, just hitting a 140g protein goal can feel like a full-time job involving way too many Greek yogurts. The ...
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