strength training
strength training
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by Peter Nisbet - 2007-02-15
Flexibility is the range of movement that you have in your joints. Some say that this definition should only apply if there is no exterior help to move the joint, but this is not correct. If your...
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by Robert Palmer - 2007-02-19
Research has shown that multiple sets per exercise are more effective than single sets for developing strength. Maximal strength gains are also dependent on the ability to maintain the same nu...
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by Craig Ballantyne - 2007-02-20
So many questions on strength and intervals, so little time. Here's one of my favorite interviews I did with fitness expert, Keith Scott. Check and see if he asked your strength and intervals question...
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by Alex Poole - 2007-02-28
Squatting is one of the most rudimentary and common movements that we perform in our lives. When it comes to squatting with a bar on your back there are quite a lot of key ways you can really maximiz...
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by The Muscle Nerd, Jeff Anderson - 2007-03-05
So you've seen one too many Men's Health fitness models and decided that it was time to start your own quest for a ripped six-pack, eh? Well being a beginner bodybuilder requires a conscious step...
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by Mickey Glick - 2007-03-11
Although any physical activity is beneficial to your health, variety is an important component to getting maximum results from your fitness program.Our bodies are constantly adapting to the physical s...
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by Robert Palmer - 2007-03-12
Many individuals exercise to lose weight, but the very overweight and obese have special concerns. Their whole metabolic and hormonal systems are different than normal or moderately overweight...
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by Rob Dales - 2007-03-13
I get a bunch of email each year from people interested in training for the Island Heroes Strongman Competition.They all ask me how to go about training for the comp.Most of these people that I have ...
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by Lucas Wold - 2007-03-15
Understanding fat loss begins with an understanding of the body's systems. Here are two important terms for those interested in fat loss:Steady state refers to an unchanging internal environment, reg...
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by Craig Ballantyne - 2007-03-16
Had a few great training sessions this week, and here is this week's best training tip that I want to share with you.Always Use Non-competing Supersets in Your WorkoutsAs you may know, I only use supe...