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The Best Workout Program For Muscle Growth?

June 04 2009

There are 100’s of exercise programs out there like Max-OT, P90X, 5*5, Crossfit, HIT, HST and so on.  And, of course, each claims to be better than the rest. But how do you know which is better?

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How Does Occlusion Training Work In Increasing muscle?

May 19 2009

Can we use lights weights and still grow big muscles? It seems like you can with Occlusion Training. If so, can we use the same mechanisms in our training?

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Is Exercise or Cardio Exaggerated in Losing Weight?

April 11 2009

Everyone recommends exercise or cardio to lose weight? But can exercise really help you lose weight? Not sure, then read more.

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Is Back Squat Better Than Front Squat?

March 31 2009

Back squat is called the king of leg exercises. Or is it?  A recent study compared the back squat to the front squat and came out with some very interesting results.

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How Wide and Deep Should I Go In Squats?

March 14 2009

Back squat is one of the most popular and effective exercises for your legs. But what’s the best stance width, the best depth, and foot position for squats?

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How To Make Your Ab Exercises More Effective

February 21 2009

Learn about the common mistakes people do on ab exercises and how to make your ab exercises more effective.

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How Many Exercises Do You Need for Your Chest Muscle?

January 25 2009

There are plenty of exercises you can do for your chest muscle or pecs. But how many do you really need?  Let’s see what the chest muscle architecture tells about how many exercises you need for your chest.

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When You Should Change Your Exercises?

January 18 2009

People change exercises every 4-6 weeks with no rhyme or reason because they read it in a fitness magazine. Let’ see when it is a good time to change your exercises in the gym.

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Why You Should Not Change Exercises Too Often?

January 04 2009

Changing exercises is one of the biggest myths in the fitness industry. Read more to learn why people change exercises and why you shouldn’t change exercises often.

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How to Prevent ACL Injuries

December 21 2008

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries is one of the most common knee injuries in sports and recreation, especially in female athletes. What does the latest research say about ACL injury prevention?

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