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GLP-1 Use Explained: Medical Necessity, Metabolic Health, and More Than Weight Loss

In recent years, GLP-1 receptor agonists have become one of the most talked-about tools in modern medicine. Too often, however, the conversation gets flattened into a single, dismissive phrase: “weight-loss drugs.” That framing misses the point and, more importantly, it misses the people. For many individuals, GLP-1 medications are not about chasing aesthetics or quick fixes. They are about medical necessity, quality of life, and finally having access to a tool that supports health in ways lifestyle changes alone could not.

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How to Adjust Your Workout for Your Fitness Level

When it comes to exercise, one size does not fit all. What feels like a light warm-up for one person can be a full-blown challenge for another. That’s why knowing how to adjust intensity is key to making your workouts effective, safe, and—most importantly—sustainable. Whether you’re a beginner just getting started or a seasoned athlete pushing new limits, there are simple ways to tailor your workout to your level.

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Dumbbell Strength Training for Beginners on GLP‑1 Medication: A Smart Start to a Stronger, Healthier You (2026 Update)

If you’ve recently started taking GLP‑1 medication — such as Ozempic, Wegovy, or Mounjaro — for weight loss or metabolic health, you’re already making a powerful step toward better health. But to truly maximize results and protect your body composition, pairing GLP‑1 therapy with regular strength training is essential. And the good news is: it doesn’t require a gym membership or fancy equipment. A simple pair of dumbbells, consistency, and smart programming can go a long way.

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Mediocre Miles: Recapping the BPN 50-Mile “Survive the Night” Ultramarathon

On Saturday, November 1st, about 200 runners gathered in the middle of nowhere Texas on Bare Ranch to take on the night.

As dramatic as that sounds… it’s accurate.
Bare Performance Nutrition’s 50-mile ultra started at 6 p.m. and gave us 12 hours to get it done. Since this race came just three short weeks after my Devils Den 12-hour ultra, my only real expectation was to survive the event. Nothing heroic. Nothing spicy. Just get it done.

And I did.

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