It’s cool to play games for hours on end. But a lot of the time, we feel bad because we don’t move or because we eat garbage. It doesn’t have to be that way
MMO Gaming
For the Alliance! Or Maybe the Horde!
I bit the bullet and bought Battle for Azeroth, the newest expansion for World of Warcraft. I wasn’t planning to go back to the game this time, but old habits die hard, and I have friends to make it a healthy, fun experience.
How to lose 100 pounds? Harry Potter and Heart Disease, That’s How
I lost 155 pounds, and I learned more than a few things that keep me fit, active, healthy, and geeky. The most important lesson, though, is this: Diets don’t work. Lifestyle changes do.
Hearthstoned Out of My Mind
Hearthstone is a Warcraft-themed CCG with everything I’ve been looking for: online, casual, fun, and–most importantly–cheap.
FitDesk 2.0 Exercise Bike Review
If there’s a single piece of exercise equipment I wish I could put in every home in America, it’d be something like the FitDesk.
Is Virtual Reality the Future of Fitness?
The future of fitness is in augmented and virtual reality. Run across a glacier, bike on a volcano–visit exotic locales and get your heart-rate up, without ever leaving air conditioned awesomeness of your own living room.
Do You Need to Lose Weight?
Do you need to lose weight? Like D&D character stats, weight is just a number. Health is way more important.
What Are Your Favorite Rest Day Hobbies?
We all know working out and staying healthy takes a lot of time. A lot of time. So much time that fitness very easily becomes our primary hobby, and everything else we love is kind of forced to just sit on the bench while we press it. (See what I did there?) But...
Another One Of Those Days
Still sick. Still stuck at home. Still unable to be active--even walking to the kitchen wears me out and makes me dizzy. So I've taken to doing what geeks do best on sick days: gaming. Today's going to be a strange hodge-podge of gaming geekery. I resubbed to World of...
2 Quick and Easy Fitness Tips for MMO Raid Nights
MMO raiding is stressful. Sitting at a computer, staring at a screen, and wiping to Korfok the Unintelligible for 3-6 hours can be hell on your body. Add in your raid leader and guild officers critiquing your performance, and there goes your mind. Fortunately for you...