I can’t figure out why, but people universally neglect to train their legs. It’s a funny thing, since proper leg training will dramatically deliver total body results.
Walk into any gym and you’ll see the bench press taken, the dumbbells being curled-and an empty squat rack in the corner.
With the holidays over and football season (and all the alcohol and junk food that goes with it) behind us, it’s time to get serious about your health (if you haven’t already). This is a great time of year to get back on track if you’ve made New Years resolutions and sorta gave up on them. Starting today will give you a great head start for the Spring (and on the rest of your life).
The best kind of fat loss is steady fat loss. And while a slow-and-steady approach to weight loss will ensure that you keep the weight off for good, I have a few tricks to help you burn fat as fast as possible.
So if you’re ready to speed up your fat loss (and are willing to do the work necessary!) keep reading…
Look, I know we’re all super busy. I get it, I really do. As someone with a 50-60 hour a week job and a family to take care of, I completely understand those that say they don’t have time to exercise.
Your doctor feels like a broken record.
That’s right – he’s sick and tired of telling you how important exercise is to your health because YOU DON’T LISTEN.
I have many friends and acquaintances who absolutely love to run. They get up early every morning and do their runs, they run marathons several times a year and when they go to the gym, all they do is run, run, run. In fact, I even know someone who travels to Disney several times a year to
Ask yourself this question (and answer it honestly!)
If you exercise, chances are you’ve spent a considerable amount of time doing “cardio” exercises.
Think of all those reports you read about how parking your car a block or two away from work and then walking the rest of the way, or mowing your lawn, or simply lending a hand around the house can help you burn calories and hence, get you into fabulous shape. They sound too good to be true… and they are.