by: Eddie Tobey Physical fitness is the state of the human body when it is in perfect health. Being fit is very important to stay alert both physically and mentally and also to ward off certain diseases that attack as the body ages. Fitness programs are schedules that allow a person to incorporate exercise into their [...]
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by: Tracey Mallett We all know how difficult it is to stay in shape and find time to exercise - but most especially for women with babies or small kids. There’s the sleep-deprivation factor, no time and priority changes. So what are the fitness options for busy Moms?
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by: Aaron M. Potts, ISSA CFT Why does the title of this article mention Housewives and Athletes? Brace yourself for the answer: Because the training protocols for both are exactly the same! “How can that be?” you ask. “Is the author of this article on drugs?” “How can an athlete and a housewife train the same way?”
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by: Vince DelMonte Gaining weight is something most people try not to do. On every corner, in every store, on every magazine cover, and in whatever direction you turn, people are obsessed with weight loss. Fat loss, fat loss, fat loss. Even 95% of all fitness related sites on the Internet are geared towards losing fat. However, [...]
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Darren O Connell Most people believe that in order to build noticeable muscle size, they have to devote many hours in the gym, 5 or 6 days a week for many years. This is untrue, yes, hard work is required, but to devote that much time is unnecessary. Substantial muscle growth can be achieved with 40-minute sessions [...]
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by: Ryan Fyfe To be a good athlete you must have good training practices. Training practices are more than just what you do on the track; they involve how you live your day to day life.
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by: Marc David Something interesting happened as my triceps workouts continued in their intensity. After doing some triceps elbow extensions and numerous other elbow extension exercises, I began to feel effects of what is known as elbow tendonitis. The symptoms generally included a pain with any movement of my elbows. So much so, that even resting [...]
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by: Gordon Cameron Is your shoulder frozen? What causes the frozen shoulder syndrome? Is your shoulder frozen? Do you know what caused it? In many cases of frozen shoulder syndrome the problems seems to simply start out of the blue and the cause that made your shoulder frozen can’t be identified.
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