Personal Training
The Benefits of Strength Training for Overall Health and Wellness
Strength training, also known as weightlifting or resistance training, is a type of physical activity that involves using weights, resistance bands, or your own body weight to work against gravity and build muscle mass. Many people associate strength training with bodybuilders or athletes, but the benefits of this type of exercise extend far beyond just building muscle. In fact, incorporating
Strength and Conditioning Training Program for Athletes
When it comes to athletic performance, strength training trumps all. You have probably seen the videos with people doing all kinds of cool looking exercises. Single leg 180* turn, hop step into a box jump. Sure, these look great on social media, and if the athlete is up to it, are great ways to improve many facets of athletic performance,
6 Reasons Why Women Should Lift Weights
Strength training is becoming more and more popular, especially among females, which is a great trend that we hope continues long into the future. Gone are the days that the gym floor belonged to the blokey blokes and the ladies jumped in the lycra for some step classes. Strength training has so many benefits that it isn’t hard to see
How Many Times a Week Should I Workout?
The answer to the question ‘How often should i workout?’ really comes down to one other question, ‘What are your goals?’ Having said that, no matter the answer to the second question, the answer to the first question will always be ‘whatever works best for you’. Creating a gym routine needs to be sustainable, not only so that you can
Easy Ways To Lose Weight
Why can’t I lose weight? First, let’s start with this. YOU CAN! Chances are, you are just going about it the wrong way. To lose weight, in theory, is easy. Move more, eat less. In reality, it is a lot more complicated than that. Moving more can require you to eat more. Eating less can lead to you eating more.
Do I Need a Personal Trainer to Lose Weight?
Put simply, the answer is no. In order to lose weight, you need to eat in a calorie deficit. This means, the total energy you consume through eating and drinking, needs to be less than the total energy your body uses. Our bodies use energy simply by existing and keeping us alive, however we also use energy through our general
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