8 benefits of strength training for women
/The American College of Sports Medicine recommends that healthy adults perform strength-training exercises at least twice per week, with eight to 12 repetitions per exercise.
Read MoreThe American College of Sports Medicine recommends that healthy adults perform strength-training exercises at least twice per week, with eight to 12 repetitions per exercise.
Read MoreThe burning pain and irritation will not be conducive to working up a sweat.
Read MoreIt's a time-honored debate, and the decision over whether to “lift heavy” or “lift light” has started even more tavern arguments than “treadmill or elliptical?”
Read MoreExercise is, of course, the path to a strong body, and recently has been linked to having a sound mind.
Read MoreHave you ever thought of your body being sort of like a well-oiled machine? You know, kind of like a Chevrolet Camaro that can accelerate from 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds?
Read MoreWhich would you rather spend your hard-earned money on health care costs or to use at your own discretion?
Read MoreWhen the outdoor temperatures and humidity rise, be extra careful when exercising outdoors. Excessive heat and humidity create a dual threat taking a toll on our body’s ability to cool off.
Read MoreExercising in water is not only one of the most refreshing and invigorating workouts you can do but also an effective workout for the health benefits you’ll achieve.
Read MoreWhether a competitive athlete or a casual exerciser, today’s participant is always looking for the latest and greatest nutritional supplement.
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