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Yesterday's Coffee

Kyle Blandford & Alexa Zuber

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Yesterday's Coffee is a fitness, nutrition, and business-focused podcast covering the finer details of real best practices in the fitness industry. Kyle Blandford, Founder and CEO of HypertroFit LLC, holds his B.S. in Kinesiology from Miami University as well as certifications as a Personal Trainer and Specialist in Fitness Nutrition. Alexa Zuber R.D., L.D., Founder of The Rooted RD LLC, is a registered and licensed dietitian with a B.S. in Dietetics from the University of Cincinnati. She is ...
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we're discussing fiber and resistant starch. These powerful tools care for the gut and in turn, support all the systems in the body. Hate vegetables and other high fiber foods? We’ve got some info on how you can incorporate resistant starch to get similar benefits while you work on finding other ways to…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we discuss the importance of keeping a training log. Being able to see what has worked in the past, what has not, and knowing how to adapt your training for the future is just one of the many benefits of a training log. Not to mention how enjoyable it is to look back on training from a decade ago and se…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we discuss how carb cycling impacts your weight, specifically during a weight loss phase. These weight fluctuations are actually planned for in a proper carb cycling and program and understanding what your body is doing during these periods is key to staying on track and maximizing the effectiveness of …
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What can you do to lose weight? What options do you have when progress starts to slow down? What "tools" make the most sense to use in certain situations? In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we dive into the methodology we use to take someone through a weight loss journey and how to know when to use the proper "tool".…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we discuss how to lose weight through the holidays, despite the additional temptations and family gatherings. We go into actionable recommendations for things you can do the day of a celebration to make the most of it without sabotaging your progress.Oleh Kyle Blandford & Alexa Zuber
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In this week's episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we chat about plants! Specifically anti-nutrients (including lectins) and how to work around their negative side effects. Also covering a cool study showing some support for Popeye's love of spinach and a recent “scare” about kale being bad for your health. The spinach related talk starts at 13:15.…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we discuss the recent nutrition recommendations around red meat and conduct a taste test between the popular “Impossible” meatless burger and a standard cheeseburger. Tune in to see how Kyle feels about his first-ever veggie burger.Oleh Kyle Blandford & Alexa Zuber
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On this week’s episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we chat about the new meat alternative burger craze, specifically: The Impossible Burger that is popping up in fast-food chains like Burger King, and another popular meat alternative "Beyond Meat". Find out if these “meat replacements” that bleed like real beef have any real value for your health.…
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In today’s episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we chat about whether or not the size of a muscle affects how it should be trained. Do smaller muscles require more or less volume and/or frequency to achieve maximal growth compared to large muscles? Find out here.Oleh Kyle Blandford & Alexa Zuber
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In today’s episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we are discussing the Vagus nerve. This nerve serves as the junction between our mental thoughts and our physical reality. The proficiency of this nerve can have major effects on mental and physical well being including anxiety, depression, arthritis, and gut issues to name a few. Learn all about what this …
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In today’s episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we are discussing whether or not you can have too much protein and if so, what the ramifications might be. We touch on the results of an overfeeding study to investigate whether or not excess protein can be stored as body fat and we dive into the effects protein may have on your kidneys and bone health.…
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In today’s episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we have part 1 of a 2 part series on helping you guys get to know us better! First up is Kyle - chatting all about how his passion for fitness grew into a drive to help others achieve their aesthetic and strength goals, and how he has been able to turn that passion into a fulfilling career.…
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In today's episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we discuss the basic principles of training for strength and how this differs from training for muscle size. We dive into high-level frequency and rep range recommendations and touch on the importance of periodization and recovery. If you've been stuck in a strength rut for longer than you can remember, hav…
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In today's episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we discuss the progress we've made (or haven't made) towards the New Year's Resolutions we set for ourselves in January. Here's a hint: we failed on a few things. But let this episode be a reminder that today is as good a day as any to get back on track and put together a plan for success.…
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On this week’s episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we tell you why you’re not special and your body cannot run optimally on 3 hours of sleep every night (or 4 or 5 for that matter). We also chat about how sleep impacts your weight loss and how to make small changes to improve your sleep quality and energy levels. Link to the ZMA discussed in this episod…
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In this week’s episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we chat about reverse dieting - what it is, why it’s important, and what to keep in mind as you start the process. No, we’re not crazy. Yes, you should probably be eating more. But also - why wouldn’t you want to? Oh - and if your attention span sucks, just watch Alexa wreck our flow and explain reverse…
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In this week’s episode of Yesterday’s Coffee, we dive into a study published in 2017 that has just started gaining popularity - a study supporting spot reduction of body fat. Spot reduction has been accepted as a myth in the fitness industry, but this evidence may be a turning point, showing that there may be a significant difference in fat lost ar…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we are answering the rest of the most asked questions we receive on a weekly and even daily basis. This grouping includes a bunch of questions on meal timing, types of foods to eat or not eat, and what each of our favorite cheat meals are.Oleh Kyle Blandford & Alexa Zuber
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we are discussing why the order in which you perform exercises in a training program is important. While focusing on compound movements first and working your way down to isolation work is what most people should be doing the vast majority of the time, there are some reasons for doing things a bit diffe…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we are discussing how to optimize your meals and how to structure your macros based on the setup of your day. Not all fats, carbs, or proteins have the same effect. Foods within the same macronutrient can be vastly different in their use and purpose. Learn how to layout each meal to maximize the effecti…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we are discussing the importance of incorporating strength training into your routine when you have a fat loss goal. Learn about the positive benefits strength training has, the negative effects of only doing cardio, and the truth about how much muscle you can truly build in a short amount of time.…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we are discussing the idea of spot reduction, or put another way, why you can't just lose body fat in a specific area, such as the belly. We discuss common misconceptions around this issue as well as what it really takes to lose the belly. We even touch on waist trainers... Check it out!…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we are discussing a new study that has come out linking eggs and cholesterol intake to coronary artery disease (CVD) and increased risk of all-cause mortality. Is it time to start giving up eggs? Or this another example of misleading research? Tune in, to find out! Link to article about study: https://w…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we are discussing training splits and training frequency. How many days should you train each week? What is the optimal frequency for building muscle? Is a body part split the best way to build muscle? We touch on each of these topics and plenty more.Oleh Kyle Blandford & Alexa Zuber
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we are discussing caffeine and coffee. More specifically, we are looking at the effect caffeine has on your body as well as common ways of consuming caffeine, such as drinking coffee. Learn about the performance and body composition benefits of caffeine, as well as the downsides of caffeine. If you feel…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we discuss the controversial topic of Detoxing. We have a few key takeaways on what a detox should and shouldn't be, whether or not they should be used, and whether or not they have any effect. We apologize for the audio in this episode. The original audio file was corrupted so we had to make use of the…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we discuss cholesterol, what it is, how it functions, and why it is so vitally important. Did you know that dietary cholesterol has little to no effect on blood cholesterol levels? Did you know that LDL "bad" cholesterol is actually a repair mechanism that the body sends to damaged cells and arteries? W…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we discuss how fast you should be losing weight and/or gaining weight. A common trap in the fitness industry is a diet or training program that promises massive weight changes in short amounts of time. We discuss the negative impact these types of plans can have and why you should progress at a certain …
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we discuss common misconceptions around plant-based or vegetarian style diets. Learn why plant-based diets are not healthier than diets containing animal-sourced foods and often times can make your life much more difficult. Where did the myth of animal fats and proteins being bad for your health origina…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we discuss the foundational exercises that make up the base of a proper training program. We cover how each of these movements affects daily life and progress in the gym. Learn whether or not your program includes each of these necessary movements and how to include them if it doesn't.…
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In this week's episode of Yesterday's Coffee, we discuss the weight loss study performed by Children's Hospital in Boston. Learn why you can never take a study at face value and why you should inquire on the conclusions drawn from any research, especially when reported on by major news outlets or blogs. Article Link: https://brobible.com/culture/ar…
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