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Published by Laz Ranasinghe
Two brothers. One obsession: figuring out how to actually stay healthy while living a real, busy, unglamorous life. Lahiru's an engineer with a corporate job, a mortgage, and a child. Laz is an anaesthetist with a chaotic work schedule. Between them: decades geeking out on nutrition, movement, sleep, and psychology, and just as many years of failed diets, blown-out backs, and 5am alarms that didn't stick. No gurus. No hacks. No "just wake up at 5am and drink celery juice." Just two brothers testing what works, admitting what doesn't, and building a philosophy around three simple ideas: Move Mindfully. Rest Intentionally. Eat Real Food. If you're tired of health advice that assumes you have three hours a day and a personal chef, this is for you.
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Walk into any supermarket and protein is everywhere: high-protein yoghurt, high-protein cereal bars, even high-protein beer. The message is that you need more of it and the more the better. But what does protein actually do, how much do you really need, and why has the ultra-processed food industry suddenly fallen in love with it? Laz explains what protein is beyond muscle, turns "grams per kilogram" into what it looks like on a plate, and why the extra doesn't just get stored as muscle. Lahiru asks the questions everyone's thinking: does the fat that comes with it matter, what if you're eating more plant-based, and does it matter when you eat it? Along the way: why protein has had a clean run while fat and carbs took turns as the villain, whether a protein bar is better than a KitKat, and why "high protein" on a label should make you more suspicious, not less. This week's challenge: pick one or two whole-food protein sources and batch-cook it. Move Mindfully. Rest Intentionally. Eat Real Food.
Growing up in Sri Lanka, Arnold Schwarzenegger was the blueprint -muscle meant vanity. Two decades of lifting weights and one medical degree later, we know better: muscle is a modifiable organ, and what it does for your body, your brain, and your future is what really matters. We talk sarcopenia, the crooked nail applied to muscular imbalance, why South Asians in particular are at risk, and how we each actually fit strength training into wildly different, chaotic lives. Move. Rest. Eat.
Two brothers, one shed, and the honest story of why we started Fit Between. We talk shift work vs. structure, the crooked nail theory of movement, and set our first challenge - squats before brushing your teeth.
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