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Obese Men Have Low Quality Sperm …

Well, this is what a recent article from Reuters Health says.  So, I guess when my uncle told me (I was around 12 at the time) that the reason he had a belly was because every good tool needed to have a shed, he was underestimating the influence the shed would have on the tool. [...]

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New for 2009 @ MLBF’s Blog

First of all, Happy New Year to everyone reading this post!  I know I’ve said this in other posts, but I appreciate you taking time out to read my blog and supporting me as I try to spread the word that inside every obese man is a Mr. Low Body Fat begging to be released!
OK, [...]

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My “Candid” Interview w/ Thai Mills

Fellas, as I’ve mentioned, once my interview aired on CNN back in May, I received over 40K hits to my blog and had over 500 people email me about my fat loss story!  It was truly a hectic, and enjoyable, time for me.  Well, one person that I corresponded with had the most infectious personality [...]

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Losing Weight: It’s All About the Journey

When I started my blog a little more than a year ago, I thought that my weight loss journey would help other Average Joes out there who needed to lose weight. Since I’ve struggled with my weight since I was a teenager, I thought that I would have an interesting perspective on losing weight [...]

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My Weight Gains & Losses By the Year - Part III

2003 — My Fat Loss Journey Begins!
I know that many of you have been waiting for me to continue chronicling my fat loss journey, so I’ve decided to continue telling my story in my monthly newsletter.  OK, so, let’s move on to events that led me to start my journey.
In 2002, Al Roker underwent [...]

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Fat Loss Stories of Inspiration: Dr. Kal Chinyere (Lost 130+ Pounds!)

While I’ve really enjoyed being able to be Mr. Low Body Fat the majority of this summer, the reality is that I’m a teacher and the Fall semester starts today.  So, I now have to split my time with my day job, which pays the bills.  Does this mean that I’m leaving you guys and [...]

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Weekend Update: Doing the Right Thing

I’ve been negligent about the one hundred pushups challenge, both here and in Real Life. I stopped doing my pushups for a week, and it’s been a while since I updated my progress here.
As part of getting “back on the bus”, I’m remedying that situation today. I performed a one-time exhaustion test as a [...]

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“Metabolic Acceleration Training” by Alwyn Cosgrove

In a previous post, I talked about why I listen to strength and conditioning coaches for fat loss and not the latest fad diet author, who looks as if s/he could lose a few pounds. Well, not only do these guys usually know their stuff, they are more than willing to literally give away [...]

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Karibuni, Beinvenidos, Wilkommen … Welcome to the New & Improved Mr. Low Body Fat’s Blog

Today, August 2, 2008, marks the one year anniversary that I started my fat loss and training blog, Mr. Low Body Fat’s Blog. With a year of blogging under my belt, I felt that it was time for me to move my blog to my own ISP and to update the look and feel. [...]

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“12 Reasons to Fire Your Personal Trainer” by Steve Maxwell

It appears that Coach Maxwell is causing a stir on his blog again, and his most recent post could not have come at a better time. Last week, I was at my favorite park enjoying the sunshine, green grass, trees, abusing my sandbag, and trying to break my pushup board when I see a [...]

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MLBF’s Blog Recognized by Alltop.com!

I just received an email from Neenz and the good folks at Alltop.com. They informed me that my blog was added to the fitness section of their site. I’m excited about this because I’ll be in the company of other great fitness/nutrition related blogs out there such as Steve Maxwell’s Blog, my buddy Israel [...]

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Fat Loss Stories of Inspiration: Mike Boyd (440lbs - 187lbs)

I’ve decided to change the name of not only this series, but to my blog’s tag-line too. I think there has been too much of an emphasis on weight loss fellas and it really needs to stop. When you say that you need to lose weight, what you are really wanting to lose is [...]

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“Are You an Exerciser of an Athlete? Part II” by Charles Staley

OK Fellas, here’s part II of this great article by strength coach and the developer of the EDT System for building muscle and strength, Charles Staley. There are so many nuggets of gold, to borrow a term from my buddies over at bodyweight culture, in this article that I hope you guys print this [...]

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“Are You an Exerciser or an Athlete? Part I” by Charles Staley

When I tell people that I don’t workout or exercise but that I train, they usually think that I’m trying to be some macho-type guy, but that’s not the case at all. Nothing could be farther from the truth. It’s just a matter of perspective and how you approach being fit and healthy.
Well, [...]

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One Hundred Push-Ups

I’ve always had a strange body. When I was in high school, I could lift tremendous weights with my lower body, but could barely bench press the bar. As I’ve grown older, my lower body strength has declined somewhat, but it’s always remained greater than it ought to be. Meanwhile, I was still barely able [...]

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