by Matt Weik

For those of you who haven’t heard, the Mars Candy Company has launched two new products that seem to be an attempt to step on some industry toes. What I mean by this is that they launched a Mars as well as a Snickers protein powder.

Flex Wheeler’s raw unedited video hours prior to going in for Leg Amputation surgery. Flex Wheeler has been dubbed by many as the most aesthetic bodybuilder of all-time & many citing his 1993 look as the standard for aesthetics.

More and more people are embracing a culture of #RiseAndGrind, #4AMClub, and #NeverNotWorking. At the same time, the average American work week is getting longer, leaving less time for sleep, exercise, and your general well-being. Daily Show writer and comedian, Randall Otis, explores the cost of overwork on your health and why spending more time working, won’t necessarily make you more productive.

by Matt Weik

This is such a hot topic right now and one that I’ve covered in the past. However, this article is going to move in a slightly different direction in regards to supplement label transparency. And as always, you know how I roll, this article may trigger a few people. I’m ok with that, but what I’m about to say needs to be heard because, well, here today gone tomorrow is a real thing and you don’t want to be next.

James and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger take turns asking each other very personal questions and are given a choice: answer truthfully or eat whatever food is in front of them, including a hot pepper smoothie, jellyfish and turkey testicles.

Is this the end of the road for Larry Wheels & Jeremy Buendia this week or are these topics that the media is being irresponsible about reporting since these are cases that have not even been in our justice system yet?

by Christian Duque

That wait is over! Announced by Shawn Rhoden on Instagram, it appears both he and Big Ramy are ready to return again. In the post, you can see that both men are officially competing at the 2020 Arnold Classic. This even takes place in Columbus, Ohio, on the first week of March.

by Matt Weik

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the marketing of products these days is starting to get a little out of hand. Brands are making some pretty outlandish call-outs on labels and marketing materials and causing the naïve to be suckered into thinking that products with added protein are high in protein like the label claims. But not so fast. For many products, sure, they have added protein in them, but it’s a glorified unhealthy product. Many protein bars out there fit the bill. It’s simply a glorified candy bar.

Can you wear just leggings to the gym?