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Fitness Resources Our Trainers Swear By for Optimal Health & Results

Fitness Resources Our Trainers Swear By for Optimal Health & Results

In the age of technology, fitness apps are becoming ever so popular. Fitness apps allow users to track their progress and monitor their fitness goals. Some even help find products and services that can be cost effective and convenient. Our trainers have compiled a list of their favorite fitness resources for you to check out.

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The True Purpose of Strength Training: More Than Muscular Gains

The True Purpose of Strength Training: More Than Muscular Gains

Resistance exercise is known to increase muscle mass & size, but there are far more benefits to resistance training than just that. Improved mobility, fall prevention, improved cognitive function, increased cancer survival, improvements to metabolic health (including diabetes), and reduction in all-cause mortality, are the real reasons you should be lifting weights. They are also the reasons you should prioritize strength training over aerobic training.

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Super Slow Strength Training: 7 Tips for Success

Super Slow Strength Training: 7 Tips for Success

Near Zero Momentum - Each rep will be performed in a 10 second positive phase, followed by a 10 second negative phase. Your instructor will cue you on when to change directions, as well as when to slow down or speed up. Focus special attention to the turn arounds, and control your speed.

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The Crucial Role of Supervision in Strength Training

The Crucial Role of Supervision in Strength Training

Those who used supervision for strength training had better outcomes in almost every way. Especially, post- menopausal and osteoporotic women, which had a 74% lower dropout rate than those that chose to strength train by themselves. While there was no evidence that supervision affected fat loss any different, it showed better outcomes on strength gains.

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A Critical Component of Exercise: Maintaining Proper Form

A Critical Component of Exercise: Maintaining Proper Form

A sure-fire way to improve muscular strength is to lift weights. The purpose of strength training is to use the weight to cause muscular fatigue, not to use your muscles to move the weight. Good form and technique are crucial to engaging the correct muscles during exercise, and building a strong, balanced physique.

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