Archive for November, 2006
Quick question: What’s more important to gain muscle mass, the amount of weight you lift or the amount of natural anabolic hormones your body releases in response to muscular stress (as is the case when performing a set)?
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If you are suffering from a RSI or repetitive stress injury, then there are some exercises that you can do at your desk during rest periods that will help your condition.
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You are more likely to exercise when it is convenient. Having fitness equipment in your home is the answer. In this article I review various types of equipment regardless of your budget.
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When it comes to pieces of aerobic equipment to buy, treadmills continue to be the most popular and the most valuable. And why not? They are simple to use and naturally intuitive. They burn calories effectively and offer a wide range of exercise options, whether walking, climbing, or jogging.
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To enjoy the riches you need to be fit and if you are fit, the pleasures of walking in the woods are just incomparable. The world seems to have woken up to the reality at last, which explains the mushrooming of home and commercial gyms all over.
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The purpose of doing Kegel exercises is to promote better sexual health by working the pubococcygeus (PC) muscle. A healthy and robust PC muscle provides many benefits to men. It helps maintain and control ejaculations and erections.
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Walking is the best form of exercise to increase your health and fitness. Its easy to begin, you can set your own goals and, best of all, its free!
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Heart disease is the western world’s biggest killer. It is closely followed by stroke. In fact overall around 90% of westerners have at least one modifiable risk factor for heart, stroke and vascular diseases and 25% have three or more risk factors.In Australia, for example, a country where sport is practically a religion, over 60% of the adult population is overweight, 51% have high levels of cholesterol, 30% have high blood pressure and a staggering 8% have diabetes….
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The blood pressure is the force that pushes on the arteries and veins’ walls, because the blood is flowing through them. At those that have high blood pressure this force is much higher than normal and in time this can damage the arteries and veins and cause heart attacks and heart diseases.
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High blood pressure affects more than 50 million Americans and hundreds of millions worldwide. The number of high blood pressure cases keeps increasing because more and more people are living stressful lives and eating junk-food that is rich in fats. Those who drink alcohol and smoke for a long time are also at a great risk of having high blood pressure.
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