Understanding Exercise-Induced Weight Gain

Understanding Exercise - Induced Weight Gain

It is common knowledge that exercise burns calories and helps you to shed extra pounds. Armed with this knowledge, many people think that losing weight should be easy with enough exercise. You may take this as bad news, but the truth is that for those who aren't used to exercising and are out of shape, beginning an exercise program may actually lead to weight gain. This fact, however, … [Read more...]

Teen’s Need Exercise Too

Teens Exercise

So get 'em off the couch, pull the cell phone out of their hands, and send them to the field and the gym. Remember the good old days, when the only video game available was a pinball machine down at the local soda shop? Well, those days are long gone. Today's teens have access to more video games and other technology that keeps them away from the great outdoors and off the basketball court. … [Read more...]

How To Get Everything You Want in 2012

New-Year-2012

Here's to a Happy New Year and to getting everything that you want out of 2012. Today you have a clean slate with a brand new year spread out in front of you, filled with endless possibilities. How will you harness your potential to create the very best you? I recommend using the teachings of Dr. Maxwell Maltz in his legendary book 'The New Psycho-Cybernetics'. Dr. Maltz created the … [Read more...]

The 12 Days of Christmas –Washboard Abs Edition

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Red and green decorations are out, nostalgic tunes fill the airways and the kids are hard at work on their letters for Santa. I know what's on your list this year and it isn't found at your local department store. You're wishing for washboard abs—so I've put together "The Twelve Days of Christmas –Washboard Abs Edition" just for you. … [Read more...]

Weight Gain Season Begins

Weight Gain Season

It's here—whether you're ready or not. Just look at the seasonal shelves in your favorite store. Retailers like to call it ‘holiday season' but let's be more accurate. Weight Gain season begins now and runs straight through New Year's. The next two months will bring ample opportunity for you to expand your waistline. Of course the choice is yours. … [Read more...]

Resistance Training Principle #15: Be aware of the Reversibility Principle

Be ware of the Reversibility Principle

This unfortunate rule states that “if you don’t use it, you lose it”.  Fitness is transient.  The training benefits gained from an exercise program will be lost if the program is discontinued.  Exercise must be a regular component of your lifestyle to reap the benefits.  It is however, important to take rest days.Schedule in 1-2 days during the week when you are not focused on getting … [Read more...]

What You Can Learn From Cavemen

Caveman

How would you like to be naturally lean, muscular and energetic? To effortlessly maintain a low body fat, rippling muscles and picturesque health? Mark Sisson, an athlete, coach, and student on a lifelong quest for exceptional health, happiness, and peak performance (his words), penned the book, "The Primal Blueprint" to show you how to do just that. … [Read more...]

Resistance Training Principle #12: Warm Up and Quit Being A Statue!

WarmUp and quit being a statue

We’ve all seen it before...the person who gets to the gym, heads right to the weight room and just starts lifting?  Well, this situation creates many challenges and risks, including decreased performance, higher potential for injury and poor development of key movement skills.Your body does not respond very well going from complete inactivity to an intense level of output.  Your … [Read more...]

Resistance Training Principle #11: Apply Progression for Continuous Results!

Progression for continous results

There are literally hundreds of different exercises you could perform to get the results you are looking for.  However, it isn’t the exercise that is the most important thing.  It’s how you do it (technique) and how you progress, change, and modify the exercise over time to keep your body adapting.  This is where the expert advice and support of a qualified and experienced Personal Trainer … [Read more...]

Resistance Training Principle #10: Avoid the Overtraining Trap

Post10 - Avoid OverTraining

A couple posts ago, we discussed the principle of Over training.  Although it is important to regularly overload the body, there is a difference and a fine line between overloading and over training and it's important that you know the difference. As previously mentioned, Overload is when you push your body slightly past its current physical baseline in an effort to create an adaption effect. … [Read more...]

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