It’s January and again, you find yourself pondering the reasons you put on that additional 5-7 pounds over the holiday. Perhaps you come out hard in January and February and fizzle out after 30-60 days of strict construction? That’s just
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5 Reasons You’re Not Ripped
If you’re spinning your wheels in your fat-loss efforts, perhaps you’re committing one of these not-so-obvious physique-softening mistakes.
You train hard with both
Use this smart approach to build your workout in a new gym, on vacation, or any time you need a break from strict programming. It can be customized for any goal!
This article was originally posted by Mike Robertson, C.S.C.S. on
Training to be stronger and leaner doesn’t have to mean compromising explosiveness and agility. Here’s how 10-year NFL vet Steve Weatherford perfectly juggles show and go.
Article originally witten by Jeremiah Salas and posted on bodybuilding.com
Become a Better Trainer by Helping Clients with Joint Pain and Muscle Imbalance.
One of the main reasons people hire fitness professionals is to help them move BETTER. Clients are more educated today and seek out trainers who are able
Originally published by: Andrew Read on breakingmuscle.com
Overtraining can kill you.
If you’ve been around the fitness scene for any length of time you’ll have heard it whispered about like Beetlejuice with people seemingly afraid
Myths about abdominal work –by: Nattyornot.com
Myth 1: Women are attracted to males with “shredded” abs
Many fitness enthusiasts start training to impress the opposite sex. They believe that having a set of solid razor sharp six-pack abs will “get them
Sometimes a little muscle soreness can be pleasant: You worked hard and reached a new level of athleticism or strength. But when the soreness gets severe, it can become a big ol’ pain in the gluteus maximus.
A lot of people
This article was originally written by Joe Vennare on 4/25/2014 and is featured here.
There’s no question that strong is the new skinny, but putting on muscle can be easier said than done. And while figuring out the formula for size and strength isn’t
What Is HIIT?
High Intensity Interval Training involves alternating between very intense bouts of exercise and low intensity exercise. For example, sprinting for 30 seconds, then walking for 60 seconds is high intensity interval training. HIIT can be used