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In my nearly 8 years as a personal trainer, I’ve seen motivation wane as the biggest obstacle to achieving fitness goals, especially weight loss. A recent read, “Atomic Habits,” highlighted an effective strategy to combat this issue.
Let’s delve deeper into the transformative power of implementation intentions in sustaining exercise motivation.
Embarking on a fitness journey often presents unique challenges, and for many women, mastering push-ups and pull-ups can be particularly daunting.
In this blog post, we delve into the physiological factors that contribute to the perceived difficulty of these exercises for women. From upper body strength differentials to the impact of social media narratives, we explore the nuances surrounding this fitness conundrum.
Yoga and Pilates have gained widespread popularity for their ability to improve flexibility, balance, and mindfulness. While these practices offer numerous benefits, they may not provide all the elements necessary for comprehensive health and fitness. According to Osteoporosis Canada, resistance training should be performed 2-3 times a week, with yoga and Pilates serving as supplementary rather than primary exercises.
The amygdala, a pair of almond-shaped structures nestled in the primitive recesses of the brain, plays a pivotal role in triggering our instinctive responses to perceived threats.
This blog post explores the intriguing connection between amygdala activation, mental health, and the transformative effects of exercise.
Excessive lumbar lordosis and low back pain can significantly affect daily life and mobility. In this blog post, we explore a recommended approach to re-educating the body, starting from a supine position, to alleviate pressure on the lumbar spine and mitigate discomfort.
Do you consider yourself petite or skinny and assume you’re free from diseases? While it’s commonly known that obesity can lead to various health issues, maintaining good health is crucial for individuals of all sizes. However, having a healthy BMI doesn’t exempt you from the need for exercise, especially resistance training.
In the realm of sports and fitness, the significance of post-exercise recovery cannot be overstated. Whether you’re an elite athlete or a dedicated fitness enthusiast, understanding how to recover effectively can make a substantial difference in your performance and overall well-being.
This blog post delves into the science of active recovery, shedding light on why it outshines passive recovery methods. We’ll explore how maintaining blood flow to skeletal muscles, resynthesizing vital energy stores, and regulating proton levels can accelerate the recovery process.
In the quest for optimal fitness, one question often arises:
does the timing of exercise matter?
To shed light on this topic, we explore three key studies that investigate the effects of exercising at different times of the day on muscle growth, strength, and overall performance. Let’s delve into these studies to uncover their findings and implications for your fitness routine.