FITNESS is not about being better than someone else... It's about being BETTER THAN YOU USED TO BE.
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FITNESS is not about being better than someone else... It's about being BETTER THAN YOU USED TO BE.
Even the GREATEST had to start somewhere
The three-month study was led by the Director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab, Brian Wansink, and used 200 volunteers from the National Mindless Eating Challenge. Each of the study participants was given one of three different categories of diet tips. These were tips to
1) change their eating behaviour,
2) change their food choices, or
3) change their environment.
Constantly CHALLENGE yourself
In the study, 862 college students in Switzerland recorded how often and how much they worked out, how fit they thought they were, and how well they slept. They rated their sleeping on a scale from 1 to 8.
It is important to note that timing of meals isn’t the only issue affecting weight gain. If you are consuming excess calories, it probably doesn’t matter when you eat – you will gain weight.Â
Eat LESS
No STRESS
How’s that for motivation to get moving? Overall, exercise helps make weight loss easier, and it improves blood flow, which is a significant contributor to erectile function and to good sexual functioning in general.
Not an "Either-Or" Issue
The current facts have been presented in parts 1 & 2, and the bases for conclusion should be self-evident. Let me clarify that HIIT and linear high-intensity cardio are not the best and only ways to go. Many folks have perfectly legitimate orthopaedic, cardiac, and even psychological reasons to avoid them. Not only that, I sincerely believe that both low and high-intensity cardio have unique benefits unto themselves. Optimally, both types should be done, since each has specifically different effects. Saying that one is bottom-line superior to the other for improvement in body composition is as false as blanketly saying 5 reps per set is superior to 15. On the contrary, there is well-established benefit in periodising training variables, or as they say in the trenches, “mixing it up”.
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I CAN and I WILL.
Fractures are a major cause of disability and death for people over 70. Fractures are often the result of osteoporosis, a common condition in which the bones become more porous and fragile as they age. A large study of nearly 70,000 European and American patients has found that taking both vitamin D and calcium supplements daily reduces the risk of bone fractures. This benefit occurs regardless of age, gender, or history of fractures. As part of the Women’s Health Initiative, this study included 2006 data from clinical trials conducted at the University of California Davis in Sacramento, and was published in this week’s edition of The British Medical Journal.
Here are 14 awesome benefits of working out as a couple:
1. Quality time together—as essential as making a living and exercising are, your quality time with your special someone may get compromised if you’re not careful. Why not hit two birds with one stone by taking care of both your relationship and your bodies?
2. Great form of motivation—it’s no secret that the lifestyle of one partner rubs off on the other, good or otherwise. This being said, if you are a fitness nut and your loved one isn’t, maybe it’s time to get him or into the act. Not only will he or she benefit from it from a physical standpoint, but so will your relationship from an emotional point-of-view as well.
3. Caring aspect—if you egg your partner to exercise with you, it shows you really care about his or her well-being which bodes well for both of you in the long run.
4. Stress relief—exercise flushes away toxins and de-stresses your body. The effect will even be more felt because of the extra motivation you experience from seeing your loved one getting fit.
5. Sharing of interests—this pertains to a sport or exercise routine one partner is particularly high on. Let’s say the husband is a big tennis freak and he convinces his spouse to try the sport.
If the wife decides to give it a try, it can help solidify the relationship because acceptance makes the other person feel gratified. This is a two-way street, of course. The other spouse also has to be open to the other’s fitness interests as well.
6. Better eating and sleeping habits—once both parties are into the habit of exercising together, sooner or later, an emphasis on better eating and sleeping habits will be prioritised. If both sides are neither eating nor sleeping properly, they will soon find out their efforts to get fit will all go to waste.
7. Inspiration—there’s no better way to make others—your children and other people—get into the fitness act than setting the example yourself.
8. Bonding time—needless to say, working out together is great bonding time. Rather than just flopping on the couch, gorging on potato chips and piling on unwanted flab, make good use of your time by exercising together.
9. Teamwork—if you feel you are struggling in this regard as a couple, try working out together. You can spot for one another or time each other on a particular routine. This teamwork will eventually carry over into your other life aspects as well.
10. Listening—this is an important aspect in any relationship. Getting a good adrenaline rush whilst exercising will enable either partner to vent out and let off some emotional steam.
11. Prioritisation—life is all about priorities. If you exercise as a couple, you are prioritising your health and your relationship at the same time. Doing this on a consistent basis will also allow you to keep your other priorities in perspective.
12. Variety—consider exercising together as a way to make your dates more exciting. Going to the cinema every week can be monotonous, so staying fit as a couple should help break the monotony.
13. Argument management—every couple argues every now and then. Getting into a regular fitness routine such as playing tennis will be a good emotional release and keep unwanted arguments at bay.
14. Physical attraction—no one can deny that maintaining physical beauty will add a much-needed spark to your relationship. Exercising regularly will help ensure you maintain an attractive and youthful appearance which will delight your partner to no end.
Eat CLEAN.
Train MEAN.
FIGHTÂ for fit.
Arterial stiffness is a major risk factor for heart disease and death. Being able to determine the flexibility of a patient’s arteries is of significant use in prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease.
Researchers have recently found an important correlation between muscle and arterial stiffness. Study subjects with high flexibility were also found to have flexible arteries.
Not long ago, we received some pamphlets in the mailbox from the Australian GI Institute to distribute. So this has prompted me to blog on this very important topic - the glycemic index explained.
VICTORY. No matter what it takes.
The results of this study are especially useful in the creation of training programmes for the elderly, who are prone to lose muscle as they age.