The Importance of Repetitions, Sets, Resting Intervals, and Training Goals

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When it comes to achieving your fitness goals, understanding the significance of repetitions, sets, resting intervals, and their relationship to your objectives is crucial. Whether you’re new to training or a seasoned fitness enthusiast, tailoring these variables to your specific goals can make a significant difference in your progress.

In this blog post, we will explore how repetitions, sets, resting intervals, and training goals are interconnected, and why they should be varied based on your individual needs. Additionally, we will discuss the role of rest intervals in recovery and maintaining energy levels throughout your workout.



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Understanding the Science Behind Spot Reduction and Its Ineffectiveness

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YouTube workout videos have become a popular trend, inspiring more people to kick-start their fitness journeys. While this trend is great, it’s important to address the limitations of relying solely on these videos, especially when some YouTubers, including personal training professionals, make bold claims like “try this to lose belly fat.

In this post, I’ll explain why this approach falls short.




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Debunking the Myth: Should You Avoid Letting Your Knees Go Past the Toes During Squats and Lunges?

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When it comes to performing squats and lunges, there has long been a common belief that exercisers should never let their knees go past the toes. This notion has led to widespread confusion and misinformation about proper form and safety during these exercises. In this blog post, we will examine the validity of this claim and explore the correct approach to performing squats and lunges for optimal results and injury prevention.



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The Role of Core Activation in Alleviating Low-Back Pain

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Low-back pain affects a significant portion of the US population, with reports suggesting an 80% prevalence. However, there is evidence to suggest that a well-conditioned core can help reduce the incidence of low-back pain. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of core activation and proper exercises, such as personal training, in recovering from and preventing unwanted low-back pain.



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