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Hacking fitness and health for programmers
Hi guys. I've been experimenting with my health and physical performance for about 5-6 years, on various diets and with various training regimens. I was considering writing a few blog posts on that and structuring what I did and what effects I had. Would anyone be interested in reading something that's not about startups/programming?
- joshschreuder 12y agoI'd be interested in reading that. Reply with your blog and I'll check it out.
- davelnewton 12y agoPeople post about stuff like this all the time; somebody will read anything.
- oldboyFX 12y agoYou're not hacking.
- mdomans 12y agoFrankly, I am since many things I do are considered "hacks". E.g. using nicotine gum :)
- jf22 12y agoDo you do iron mans, marathons or lift over 1000 pounds in the 3 main lifts (dead, squat, bench)?
- runjake 12y agoMaybe so, but don't use the word "hack", it's overused, it's a turn off, and it has lost meaning. That said, just post your stuff, it might be worth reading. Someone will read it.
- Sarkie 12y agoI wrote this one 4 years ago. http://sarkies.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/dieting-for-programmer.html http://sarkies.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/dieting-for-programmer...
- Mimu 12y agoWrite it but please stop using "hack" for anything, this is ridiculous.
- computerjunkie 12y ago>>> stop using "hack" for anything I totally agree. Everything is sold as a "quick fix", add this and your life will be 10x better, do this quick hack...et.al. The most important thing I found about life in general (or diets/health) is to be specific is habit. Don't sway to a different diet if it doesn't work after X weeks. And don't do silly diets that encourage too much of one thing and too little of another.