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Tip of the day – September 20, 2023
Be smart and don’t judge your workouts by the fatigue they create, judge them by the results they create, which is more muscle and less body fat.
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Tip of the day – September 19, 2023
To avoid becoming bored with your exercises, shake things up by doing more reps or sets. Or, you can perform those exercises for a longer period of time.
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Tip of the day – September 18, 2023
Sometimes you may have mild discomfort, which is a sign that you may have stretched and flexed beyond a certain point. However, if your pain is severe do not exercise that day, rest that muscle.
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Tip of the day – September 17, 2023
Whenever you perform any strength exercise, your body pumps more blood to the muscles involved in the movement!
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Tip of the day – September 16, 2023
One of the beauties of the human body is that it is adaptive. The more it does something, the better and more efficient it becomes at doing it. However, there also as to be some consistency in the workouts to become better.
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Tip of the day – September 15, 2023
After you perform 2 to 3 rounds of the same exercise your strength exercises can change, but the cardio remains consistent throughout the entire workout.
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Tip of the day – September 14, 2023
If you are looking only to eat heathier and get down on your weight only, replace your food consumption with complimentary eating. For example: Protein – eggs, chicken, fish, bison, beef etc. Fibrous carbs – fruits and veg. Starchy carbs – sweet potatoes, rice, oatmeal etc. Fat – avocado, nuts, olive oil etc.
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Tip of the day – September 13, 2023
Keeping all your workouts at a level pace. That challenges your current fitness without leaving you crawling level on the floor. Any type of training can make you tired but only smart training can make you better.
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Tip of the day – September 12, 2023
Upper body strength training is the key to muscle balance between the upper and lower body. Ladies, do not neglect your upper body.
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Tip of the day – September 11, 2023
Don’t exercise if you have delayed onset muscle soreness. If every move you make hurts or the soreness is keeping you from moving like you usually would, it’s best to call it a recovery day.