by MikeandMida | Oct 31, 2025 | Coaching Wisdom, Exercise, Exercise Science, Lifestyle, Members & Clients Only, Nutritional Science, Strength Training
Strength training, injury-free, 80-year-old men can be as strong as a 35-year-old gym goer. And running is no different. All it takes are maintained habits. Exclusive Strength By Fitness Member Article. Join today, only 9$ Per Year.
				
					
				
					
											
								
							
						
															
					
					 by MikeandMida | Oct 29, 2025 | Coaching Wisdom, Exercise, Exercise Science, Lifestyle, Members & Clients Only
Good habits will always move everyone in the right direction. Your genes then decide just how far your ceiling goes. For every single person on the planet, this means becoming way healthier and fitter over time, and as long as you maintain those habits, the positive outcome won't go away.
				
					
				
					
											
								
							
						
															
					
					 by MikeandMida | Oct 2, 2025 | Coaching Wisdom, Exercise Science, Strength Training
Fitter kids rapidly become healthier kids.
These fitter and healthier kids eventually go on to become much fitter and healthier adults with a higher quality of life, better physical capacity, work performance, cognitive health, and ageing trajectories. 
Assuming they maintained their healthier habits and weekly fitness routine as adults.
Ergo, as adults, we need to promote and enable regular sports and health-friendly habits in food, exercise, and daily physical activity for all kids around the world. 
				
					
				
					
											
								
							
						
															
					
					 by MikeandMida | Sep 12, 2025 | Coaching Wisdom, Exercise Science, Lifestyle, Strength Training
Strength By Fitness Why is it a slight health & fitness problem, relatively speaking, that the world has fallen in love with making hypertrophy the be-all end-all of strength training? Well that is what we will talk about in todays fact-based Strength By Fitness...				
					
				
					
											
								
							
						
															
					
					 by MikeandMida | Jul 10, 2025 | Exercise Library, Coaching Wisdom, Exercise
Strength By Fitness Exercise Library: Boxing Foundation, The First Pillar. Every good martial artist needs a good, solid foundation to build stackable techniques and movement upon. This holds true even if you only include weekly sports combat in your fitness life for the fun, and wonderfully beneficial exercise and outcomes it provides.
Welcome to Strength By Fitness fact-based fitness life & coaching.
				
					
				
					
											
								
							
						
															
					
					 by MikeandMida | Jun 24, 2025 | Bodyweight Fitness Plan, 2x Per Week Strength, 3x Per Week Strength, Fitness Plans, Outdoor Gym Plan
This is day two of Strength By Fitness 2/3 days of strength training per week: Bodyweight and outdoor gym plan.
You have several different versions of day 2 available to choose from. Exercises include horizontal pull ups, weighted full rom step up, sissy squat, flipped V push up, wheel flip and more.
				
					
				
					
											
								
							
						
															
					
					 by MikeandMida | Jun 22, 2025 | Exercise, 2x Per Week Strength, 3x Per Week Strength, Bodyweight Fitness Plan, Fitness Plans, Outdoor Gym Plan
Fitness Plan from Strength By Fitness: Body Weight, Outdoor Gym Plan with two to three RT sessions per week.
Some clients spend weeks and months annually in their summer house or similar with no proper commercial gyms nearby. But you can maintain and even build strength, health, and fitness with a good outdoor gym and bodyweight plan.
Resistance bands and a TRX band. A log and a backpack filled with rocks can add tremendous weight to any bodyweight exercise. Add a big wheel from a truck or tractor and a sturdy tree.
				
					
				
					
											
								
							
						
															
					
					 by MikeandMida | May 15, 2025 | Plant-Based, Coaching Wisdom, Exercise Science, Lifestyle, Nutritional Science, Omnivore, SPC
Protein synthesis & its role in hypertrophy is, first of all, not the be-all, end-all of higher protein intake benefits.
So neither 1.6 nor 2.0g/kg/day represents a hard stop with no additional benefits from a higher protein intake. The reason why some people can claim that 1.6 is all that’s needed depends on how complete you want the conversation to be. But, when they make that claim, they are always, and only, talking about healthy, younger omnivores, and they are only looking at protein synthesis and hypertrophy. Seemingly doing so because they are convinced that human health, nutrition, and fitness never, ever go beyond these two things, and that everyone happens to be young, and an omnivore.
This is based on an incomplete understanding, or at least a limited perspective, on food, health, aging, and fitness.