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Athlete Tips to Recover and Refuel
(Family Features) When it comes to creating a workout regimen, there are many resources with helpful tips covering everything from stretching to strength training. But what you do after your workout can make the difference in the way you feel and perform. A hard workout can leave your body depleted... Read More
Avoiding Ski And Snowboarding Accidents
Even black-diamond skiers and snowboarders enjoying a weekend on the slopes can have their season spoiled by an injury that happens on the last run of the day. But the end-of-the-day tweaks and spills are more common than you’d think, says physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist Ed Laskowski, M.D., of... Read More
Top Tips to Stay in Shape Over the Holidays
Each year, most Americans add five–six pounds to their weight during the holidays. While relaxing on the couch may be one appeal of the season, getting off the couch can be fun too. Here are a few simple steps from Decisive Latino for staying in shape at the most special... Read More
Fitness Gadgets for Your Christmas List
Technology plays a big part in our daily lives helping us work smarter, faster, provide information, entertainment and stay connected. What if you could harness some technology to literally shape your body or improve (keep tabs) on your health?
I took a look at some health-related high-tech gadgets that offer more... Read More
How To Use Your Vacation To Start A Fitness Regime
Fitness vacations are so in and a definite sign of the times.
Working out is becoming increasingly popular, so personal trainers and health enthusiasts are constantly coming up with new ways to exercise. Putting your health at the forefront of your priorities is essential to a long life. With a fitness... Read More
Fitness Vacations Chill You Out And Pump You Up
Fit vacations are so in and a definite sign of the times.
Working out is becoming increasingly popular, so personal trainers and health enthusiasts are constantly coming up with new ways to exercise. Putting your health at the forefront of your priorities is essential to a long life. With a fitness...
Not only can adults fight the battle of strength and muscle loss that comes with age, normally, adults who are sedentary beyond age 50 can expect muscle loss of up to 0.4 pounds a year, but the Golden Years can be a time to get stronger, say experts at the...
How To Speed Recovery Time Between Workouts
When you think about getting in shape, you might flash back to '80s movie montages of jogging up stairs, hitting punching bags and practicing martial arts moves. But if the movies had it right, they'd also show the hero kicking back with a glass of chocolate...
Choosing Personal Exercise Equipment
You might think it’s difficult to get a total body workout in a confined space, primarily because exercise equipment is usually designed to take up a fair amount of space – But no worries. Today, there are so many innovative tools; we can get more creative than ever before....
How To Avoid the Burn After Workouts
Many people equate exercise with pain––they want to "feel the burn" because "there's no gain without pain." But when it comes to gaining muscle, rest is just as important as repetition.
Exercise causes small tears in muscle fibers. During rest, the body works to repair those muscles,...
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