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Listen To Podcast Episode #25 Episode 25: Jim Stoppani on Daily Full-Body Training, Fasting, And More. Jim Stoppani brings plenty of energy—and plenty of gummy bears—to the recording studio. He's been espousing the virtues of full-body, near-daily workouts in recent months, and says it could just be the best training technique out there—if you do it right. He also goes deep into the science and practice of intermittent fasting, which allows him to stay lean and energetic well into his fifties! Publish Date: Monday, August 21, 2017. Highlights: • Jim's history (spoiler: He's been a diehard since age seven) • The traditional knocks against full-body training, and how Jim answers them • How he's able to stay lean without 'cardio' • The remarkable science of fasting • How the meal that follows your fast matters • Jim's personal fasting and training schedule • The problems with sweeteners and BCAAs during fasting windows • Fasting combats jet lag?

• Fasting as the cure for the yo-yo diet • Why IF might be the easiest diet to follow • Why he doesn't recommend fasted cardio • How you might be sabotaging your workout by how you spend your day • Why Jim parks far away from the building, takes the stairs, and walks whenever possible • How you're misunderstanding the idea of your genetic potential Transcript. Nick Collias:Nick here. Just wanted to tell you about a sweet new workout on Bodybuilding.com. Now, you may have done timed sets in the past like squats for 30 seconds straight instead of five or 12 reps per set. And if you have, you know that it's uniquely intense but it's also just a really different training experience. Plenty of people find that they can do more reps, more total work, when they're not being told when to stop. So, how about this?

You just set the timer for four minutes and see what you can do. Change Setup Icon Advanced Installer Enterprise. That's the idea behind Jim Stoppani's Four Minute Muscle Protocol.

Just go to: to learn more and see the full body workout. Driver Wifi Commodore Zr70. Welcome to The Bodybuilding.com Podcast, everyone. This week we're nearly hair-free. Jim Stoppani:Yeah, wow. I'm an editor for Bodybuilding.com, as is our co-host,. Heather Eastman:Hello. Nick:Over there across the table we have none other than.

He's the owner of, a researcher, author, the man behind,,. You've been an author a whole bunch of different places, written many, many articles for Bodybuilding.com, as well. Atheros L1 Drivers Windows 7 X64.

Great to have you here. Jim:Great to be here.

Nick:More recently, Jim has been doing something pretty unique for the site, even though these aren't necessarily the same sort of workouts that people who follow our site are always accustomed to doing. They're full body workouts. Something I hear you talking about a lot these days and I want to chat with you about that and kind of put it in context of where this fits in the progression of you as a lifter and a researcher.

Jim:Yeah, it's an interesting progression. I've been training since I was seven years old maybe even younger. I've literally been training all my life. My father built quite an impressive home gym. Nick:And you just would wonder in there as a kid? Jim:Yeah, I wanted to hang out with my dad.

He had the Muscle & Fitness magazines, back then it was Muscle Builder, not even Muscle & Fitness. I would read the magazines and learn about what exercises hit different muscle groups. Then I started learning about muscle fibers and I thought, 'Wow, there's a whole science about how to make muscles bigger and stronger.' Nick:So at age seven you were already doing back and bi’s, chest and tri’s? Heather:He was already a lifting nerd back then. Jim:I was, literally I was. Nick:What were the first sorts of plans that you followed when you said, 'All right that's it, I'm going to go and I'm going to lift some weights?'