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Big Abs, Flat Abs

January 12th, 2012 Johnny 24 comments


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Testoviron Depot by Schering

January 12th, 2012 Johnny No comments

You should be aware that I’m always on the watch for informative fitness info. Good fitness is something we all should constantly seek out everyday. Today, I found a excellent article dealing with fitness in a interesting way. Definitely be sure to read this article and let me know how you feel about it. This article is titled Testoviron Depot By Schering and you will see the complete article published below for your convenience:
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SIX PACK ABS Home Workout Exercises: How to Get a 6 Pack

January 11th, 2012 Johnny 25 comments


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Following a Good Bodybuilding Diet Can Help You Gain Muscle and Lose Fat

January 10th, 2012 Johnny No comments

You know I’m always on the lookout for great fitness content. Great fitness is something we should strive for everyday. Today, I found a very good article dealing with fitness in a different way. Make sure to check out this content and let me know what you think. This article is called Following A Good Bodybuilding Diet Can Help You Gain Muscle and Lose Fat and you can find the full article published below for your convenience:
Everyone who is involved in sports or anyone who simply wants to have a beautiful muscular body practices bodybuilding. Bulking up can be achieved by proper weight training and a balanced bodybuilding diet that should include 40% carbohydrates, 40% proteins and 20% good fats.

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3 Age-Old Eating Rules You Can Use to Your Benefit!

January 10th, 2012 Johnny No comments

You know I’m constantly on the watch for informative fitness info. Great fitness is something we should constantly strive for everyday. Today, I discovered a excellent article dealing with fitness in a interesting way. Definitely be sure to check out this article and tell me how you feel about it. This article is called 3 age-old eating rules you can use to your benefit! and you can find the complete article published below for your convenience:

 3 age old eating rules you can use to your benefit!

Editors Note: This is a post from our contributor Megha Mehta

Here’s a mini quiz to get you thinking about the rules we’ll talk about

- if you’re a fiery ambitious easily irritable person who doesn’t take well to hot weather and ur in the middle of this desert town and have been eating spicy barbecued food for the last one week – guess how ur going to be feeling?

- imagine a working executive who lives in a highly urbanised town surrounded by concrete most days of the week and feels burned out and has low energy levels. what food group do you think he will benefit from?

Here’s a reminder that will help you answer the above and many such questions – each food has a specific personality n character – it actually informs us of what it can do! And depending on your personality, environment, body type, lifestyle and weather influences, your body will demand and benefit from certain kinds of foods more than others.

Our first example - the person who has a fiery personality because of which he/she doesn’t particularly enjoy hot weather and has been gorging on hot spicy food. This person is probably as of now super heated. This imbalance will most likely make him/her feel easily irritable, have a heated or upset stomach, allergic reactions, hyperacidity and so on…and these very same imbalances over a longer period of time might result in more severe issues like hypertension, liver disorders etc.

And in second example of a person who is burnt out and has no energy left is probably not getting enough clean air because of the environment he is living in. Living and being around greenery is a great way to supply higher levels of oxygen to your body which in turn makes your blood richer with nutrients and your organs have more vitality and energy.

Whatsoever was the father of a disease, an ill diet was the mother.  ~ George Herbert

If you’re unable to get that benefit from your environment then you will probably do well to include dark leafy greens in your diet. They have the very quality that is the opposite of what our lungs do – take in CO2 and release O2. So these can work wonders to one’s respiratory system and consuming them regularly can give you higher levels of oxygenated blood which in turn gives more energy and vitality to all your organs.

So here are some basic rules to get you started on these rules that can allow you to make smarter food choices.

1. Eat as per season

One of the best ways to ensure you’re giving your body the right foods is to buy foods that are fresh and in season. That means not buying the mangoes in the middle of winter cos they’ve probably been frozen through months and have come out to be sold now. If you eat fruits in the season they’re naturally produced you automatically ensure nature is working to balance the factors that your body needs now and you’re making sure you get freshest and highest quality foods!

So think watermelons in summer, kiwi and oranges in winter and pineapples and lychees during the spring.

2. Consider your personality and temperament 

Remember that your personality type has a huge role to play in choosing balancing nourishing foods. If you’re feeling cold n dry and have been anxious n stressed lately – your body is probably giving you signs in the form of dry cracked skin. What you need at that point is balancing grounding warm foods. That means you should favour soups, stews, and cooked foods more than raw salads.

3. Time of the day matters

You can digest heavier food better during the day because your metabolism and digestive fire is higher then. Eating your last meal 2 hours for you sleep is a great way to ensure your digestive system has done its work in time and you will be able to sleep more peacefully and wake up refreshed and energised. A light nourishing fibre rich meal for dinner will keep your stomach happy and constipation will never be an issue!

Megha is a Holistic Health Counselor helping busy working executives to eat healthier and achieve their ideal weight, energy levels, and body type. She also blogs about health tips, interesting recipes, natural remedies etc… at www.backtobaiscs.com.sg. You can follow her on Facebook and Twitter

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January 9th, 2012 Johnny 25 comments


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January 8th, 2012 Johnny 25 comments


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January 8th, 2012 Johnny No comments

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January 4th, 2012 Johnny 25 comments

Self Sufficient Training

January 4th, 2012 Johnny No comments

You know I’m always on the watch for good fitness info. Proper fitness is something we should seek out everyday. Today, I found a excellent article concerning fitness in a different way. Make sure to check out this content and tell me how you feel about it. This article is called Self Sufficient Training and you can find the complete article published below for convenience:

 Self Sufficient Training

It’s a new year and that means changes. More and more people are dropping their gym memberships and opting to workout either at home or outdoors. Using a mix of bodyweight and minimal equipment. Now whilst this isn’t ideal for people in pursuit of bulging muscles it is more than enough for an athletic physique and a healthy body.

Doing your workouts in the open is ideal, unless you live somewhere with extreme weather most people can do some kind of workout outdoors year round. I for one use outdoor workouts most of the time now (occasionally I will workout at home when time is limited) using minimal or no equipment – just a selection of bodyweight exercises and running implemented in a short and fun workout whilst making use of the surroundings for props while working out (Branches for pull-ups, benches for step ups and dips etc…)

When doing outdoor workouts you have a few options:

- Bodyweight Workouts (lunges, squats, push-ups, pull-ups etc) all done in quick succession with little rest.
- Sprint Workouts
- Hybrid workouts which mix bodyweight exercise with running (i.e. run 200m then do 25 bodyweight squats x 5)

Of course there are many more but those are the three main options when going outdoors. The beauty is the amount of variation you can implement depending on how you feel on the day.

For me though the real benefit of outdoor training comes from making the most of the environment and having it all at our disposal for free. Gym’s these days have become like industrial zoo’s for humans with people (usually) working out mindlessly either on a cardio machine or spending hours lifting weights. It is rare to see someone be creative with their workout and do something which coincides with the bodies natural movements. Plus gyms are expensive and encourage people to rely on them.

When you workout outdoors you get fresh air pumping through your lungs and get to take in the environment. Most importantly you learn to be self-sufficient with exercise giving you the ability to workout anywhere at anytime. This is invaluable – it also forces you to learn a variety of bodyweight exercises and creative ideas for working out. For me this is the key, just as it is important to cook & eat healthy food for ourselves, knowing how to safely and effectively mobilise, stretch and train our bodies without equipment is something that every person should have a basic knowledge in.

You needn’t learn anything advanced or complicated – simply knowing how to do certain bodyweight exercises with good form and how to properly warm up before exercising is enough to give you the tools to workout. Here is an essential checklist:

- Learn a basic Warmup that lasts around 5 minutes including some running and mobility exercises
- Perfect the Pushup, Lunge, Bodyweight Squat and Pullup
- Figure out 2-3 basic routines (which you can use as a blueprint and build on in the future)
- Always train in flexible/comfortable clothing and comfortable shoes (barefoot if you can)
- Take a cooldown walk after training
- Make sure workouts stay <30 minutes

Props like Kettle-bells and TRX’s are great but they are tools used around normal exercise. I use them and love them but they would be nothing without a good core knowledge of bodyweight movements and basic joint mobility.

Once you learn this for yourself you can help others, show them how to safely and quickly train their bodies. And whilst everyone’s take on it will be different, essentially the message is the same. Encouraging people to workout outdoors with simple exercise learning how to use their bodies effectively.

There are a variety of guides to bodyweight exercise and simple workouts on this site – check the archives. Or for a full guide checkout All About Fitness.

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