There once was a time when the two words “geek” and “fitness” would never be in the same sentence together. Now, geeks are getting ripped thanks to digital fitness tools and technologies. For example, check out this great body transformation story by internet entrepreneur Ryan Carson, CEO and founder of Treehouse.

But you don’t have to take our word for it. Check out these top geek fitness blogs and see for yourself:

The Bulletproof Executive

David Asprey, the software entrepreneur behind the blog The Bulletproof Executive, claims to have discovered the key to “raising your IQ by 20 points” thanks so a specific diet regimin. What could be geekier than that? Asprey calls himself a biohacker, and he claims to have spent $250,000 spent on personal self-experiments.

Nerd Fitness

Steve Kamb writes this popular fitness blog for “nerds and average Joes.” Kamb wants to help geeks “level up in life” by inspiring them to make healthy life decisions, including improving diet and exercise.

Breaking Muscle

Breaking Muscle is part of the Velum Media group, which is linked to the Breaking Muscle page. It’s a one stop shop for tech news and bodybuilding news for geeks who are crunched for time.

Paleo Hacks

Paleo Hacks is a question and answer site that tends to attract the more hardcore paleo nutriton nerds. With questions on the site like: “Why does high intensity interval training conserve muscle while consume fat?” and “What are everyone’s thoughts on Charles Poliquin’s methods and writings?”, it’s easy to get really geeky really fast.

The Real Fitness Nerd

The Real Fitness Nerd offers straight talk about topical fitness news, including the recent bridal feeding tube crash diet story, and a simple breakdown of the recent pink slime in meat hysteria. If you want to get the lastest health news broken down with some thorough analysis with a dash of geeky humor, you have to check out this site.

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