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Open Thread: The "43 Folders" of health and fitness sites?
Merlin Mann | Feb 8 2006
Over the last six months or so, I've gotten a lot of requests via email from people looking for (yes, thanks, more than one person called it this) "the 43 Folders of (health|exercise|fitness) sites." Naturally I set my Google fu in motion, fully expecting to turn up dozens of excellent sites on how to stay motivated about workouts, how to eat properly, and how to psych (or "hack," if you prefer) yourself into straightening out, losing weight, and getting that fat ass in motion. Funny thing: I came up pretty thin -- and not in that good, healthy, slender kind of thin way. In at least three sittings of searching over the past few months, I just did not turn up more than a couple of independent sites that really blew me away. Really surprising, and maybe I was just looking in the wrong places. Like under a 12-pack of beer and a rib roast. BUT. I'm sure they're out there, and I can't think of smarter people to ask than you, so you tell me: what's your favorite website or blog about getting healthy? What are your favorite apps for tracking progress and watching a diet? Who's got the best "health hacks?" Post your faves in comments and help your geeky friends get as theoretically fit as they are theoretically organized. 95 Comments
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I dont know if anyone...Submitted by Nathan (not verified) on February 13, 2006 - 2:13am.
I dont know if anyone knows of Arthur de Vany but if not here is a link to his site. I think regulars to this site will appreciate his outlook. 68yr old very fit probability scientist who along with others looks at fitness from an "evolutionary" that is biochemical point of view. He focuses on intensity and variedness and conincidently on states of "flow". Not only does he have interesting things to say on fitness but his whole outlook is very refreshing and the product of a very flexible and talented thinker. Not producing much at the moment due to the recent deaths of both his mother and wife but if you look in the archives you will find some interesting articles. He is currently writing a book based on his conclusions. Hope you all find it as interesting as i find this site. Cheers Nathan. » POSTED IN:
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