A type of training that reduces body fat, increases lean muscle mass, burns calories more efficiently and reduces your risk of injury – surely not possible? Thankfully it is, with resistance training providing all of these benefits and more. Of course, cardio is an important part of fitness too, but...
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If you’re looking to add some variety and change up your typical rep range to challenge your muscles, look no further than twenty-ones. While typically synonymous with bodybuilding and bicep curls, the twenty-ones programming method can be successfully applied to exercises for the chest, shoulders,...
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Squatting is a fundamental human movement pattern that involves nearly every muscle in the body. Squats are one of the best functional exercises out there, promoting mobility and balance to help complete day-to-day activities, while also helping to burn fat and build muscle. If there was one exercis...
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There’s a common misconception that all personal trainers are young, buff and super energetic. Just walk into any gym in your local area, and you’ll see that this certainly isn’t the case. The great thing about personal trainers is that anyone with an interest in fitness can become one, no matter wh...
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If you’re looking to add some variety and challenging functional movements to your strength program, look no further than the landmine! A landmine exercise refers to an angled barbell movement where one end of the barbell is on the ground and the opposite end is held by the lifter. Most gyms have a...
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Pull ups are one of the most challenging bodyweight exercises to perform, requiring multiple upper-body muscles to work simultaneously to pull oneself up above the bar and back down again. The pull up demonstrates a superior strength to body-weight ratio and is a hugely rewarding exercise to master....
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