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  1. The Health Risks Associated With The Use Of Anabolic Steroids By Richard Mitchell
    Anabolic steroids are classed as illegal drugs and are banned by most legitimate sports organizations. There can be no disputing the fact that testosterone boosts the development of muscle mass and aids sporting performance. Equally there is no doubt that its use can adversely affect the health and wellbeing of users. The androgenic properties of testosterone can affect the body in many ways but often users see these as inconveniences that can be treated by using other drugs. The most common …


  2. How Stretching Can Explode Your Muscle Growth By Nick Nilsson
    When you think about gaining muscle, stretching is probably not the first thing that pops into your head. But did you know that stretching plays a critical role in building muscle?Every muscle in your body is enclosed in a bag of tough connective tissue known as fascia. Fascia is important for holding your muscles in their proper place in your body.But your fascia may also be holding back your muscle growth. Think for a moment about your muscles. You train them and feed them properly. The…


  3. What Do You Mean Low-Intensity Training Isn’t The Best For Fat Burning? By Nick Nilsson
    But how can this possibly be? Everywhere you look, it’s always said that long-duration, low-intensity training is best for fat loss. All high-intensity work does is burn carbohydrates, right?Wrong.After reading this article, I guarantee you’ll develop a new respect for high-intensity cardio training for fat loss.Low-intensity exercise is defined as working at a heart rate of about 60% to 65% of your maximum heart rate (which is equal to 220 - your age = maximum heart rate, thus if you are 20…


  4. Creating An Anabolic State That Supports Muscle Growth By Richard Mitchell
    You can only build muscle if your body is in the correct anabolic balance to allow growth to take place. Intensive exercise is clearly an important part of the muscle building process but achieving the maximum muscle mass depends on putting the building blocks in place. This is achieved through sound nutritional practices so you need to be aware of the following anabolic enhancing principles: 1. Protein is the basic raw material needed to build muscle. Protein supplies the amino acids that th…


  5. Ace Abs Without Crunches, Cradles, Or Sit-ups! By Tim Webb
    I know what many of you are thinking reading the title of this article. I also thought the same once. It cannot be done! Attaining a stronger, visible, set of abdominal muscles has always been a common goal in people’s fitness training programmes and yet, paradoxically, many (most) of these people never actually achieve this goal.Being involved in the fitness industry I see the same problem over and over again. The problem can be spelled out like this.M-A-C-H-I-N-E-S!Now, while there is nothin…


  6. The Amazing Benefits of Resistance Training By Craig LePage
    When it comes to exercise, resistance training is often overlooked. Resistance training is an essential part of any fitness program and has many amazing benefits. Taking part in a sound resistance training program will improve the conditioning of muscle tissue and increase metabolism. Metabolism can be defined as the amount of calories the body needs each day to sustain life. An improvement in muscle conditioning and metabolism will result in the reduction of body fat and give the body healthy…


  7. They Don't Know Squat! By John Paul Catanzaro
    There seems to be much confusion amongst trainers and trainees as to whether squats should be performed all the way down or just half way. In most gyms today, a common instruction during squats, deadlifts, and lunges (as taught by many personal training organizations) is not to allow the knees to travel beyond the toes. Doing so will ultimately cause the destruction of your knees! I do not agree. There are certain instances where partial range of motion (ROM) is indicated, but for the mo…






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