Articles
Have You Been Training All Your Muscles? - 2nd Feb 2012
Summer is on the horizon and there is a muscle that quite often gets forgotten about...... the calves. Even Arnie, whilst training for a competition, was embarrassed by his calves. What did he do? The same Arnie style as always; chopped the bottom off all his trousers so his calves were constantly on display, his shear disappoint of his calves encouraged him to train harder to achieve the best calves. If you have been training all other body parts except for your calves, it's ok, there is still time to add the exercise into your training regime which won't add too much extra time to your workout.
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Belly and the Sex Life - 5 May 2011
Spare tyre, one pack, baby Stella, beer belly, or plain old belly fat; whatever you call your excess fat around the abdomen, if it has a circumference of over 40 inches you could be suffering from erectile
Keep Fat Burning Alight! - 13th April 2011It is possible to consistently maintain fat burning throughout the day. There are a few rules, listed below, which, if followed, should help to keep your metabolic rate running at a high rate. 1. Eat More - By breaking down your meal and eating it in smaller portions throughout the day, which may feel like you are eating more but is in fact the same amount, you are constantly keeping you metabolic rate at a steady pace of fat burning. By exercising for just 30 minutes a day will help. keep your metabolic rate in check. Don't feel you have to be in the gym for an hour. A short, quality workout is what you need. You could even split your training into twice a day and this will really start to change body shape at a very fast pace. Don't forget to include protein at every meal.
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Eat Less, Live A Lot - 12th April 2011
Joan Collins once said ‘The best exercise for losing wait is pushing yourself away from the table’.
What better advice could you give to someone who wants to lose body fat? The UK is becoming classed an obese country and this has happened within the last five years, this is due to the sedenatry lifestyle we are becoming accoustmed to; the amount of tasks which you can now achieve from the sofa, is phenomenal you can do anything from your entire week's shopping, ordering a family meal to playing tennis, creating music, socialising with the world. You don't even need to get the Vacuum cleaner out as it can now take itself for a walkies around the room whilst you sit on the sofa and play Bingo.
Don't Forget Your Core - 13th Feb 2011My reason for this rather brief write up is due to the amount of people I see in the gym doing the same exercise/weight lifting regime over and over again: spending far too long on the same body parts and missing fundamental basics. Core Training is a must. Your core muscle development is central to successful body building. It is the building block and foundation for peak performance in many sports. A simple exercise such as crunches builds core muscle strength.
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