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Tailoring Your Workout: A Comprehensive Guide to Exercise Modifications for Every Fitness Level

Stepping onto the path of fitness is akin to embarking on a grand adventure – thrilling, transformative, and filled with endless possibilities. However, just as every adventurer needs a map tailored to their experience level, every fitness enthusiast needs a workout plan customized to their unique capabilities. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or taking your first tentative steps towards a…

Tailoring Your Workout: A Comprehensive Guide to Exercise Modifications for Every Fitness Level

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What is Progressive Overload?

Introduction Progressive overload is a method of strength training and hypertrophy training that advocates for the gradual increase of the stress placed upon the musculoskeletal and nervous system. The principle of progressive overload suggests that the continual increase in the total workload during training sessions will stimulate muscle growth and strength gain by muscle hypertrophy. This…

What is Progressive Overload?

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Exercise & Recovery: Getting it Right

Exercise & Recovery: Getting it Right

Introduction

Sufficient rest and recovery is an important element of exercise and training that can ensure that your clients reap the desired adaptations from their training programmes. This brief article outlines how to monitor fatigue, assess recovery needs and the best recovery techniques to put in place.

Regular, progressive, and challenging training is essential for clients to make…

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Exercise Modifications: Mastering Progressions & Regressions

Exercise Modifications: Mastering Progressions & Regressions

1.0     Introduction

This article provides a brief overview of progressions and regressions, which are central to any safe and effective exercise programme.

As fitness, strength levels, and movement competencies vary between individuals, it is important that exercise professionals are able to modify exercises through progressions and regressions. Consequently, exercise modification is a crucial…

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5 Tips to Care for Your Feet During a Boot Camp

5 Tips to Care for Your Feet During a Boot Camp

Introduction

Boot camp trainings can last for hours that may involve a variety of demanding exercises to help build strength, fitness, and endurance. However, doing intense workouts your body isn’t used to can take an enormous toll on your body, especially your legs and feet.

Start Slow

One of the most intense and physically demanding exercises is the loaded march. It is designed to wear you out…

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Here’s How To Make Your Cardio Workout ‘Harder’ Without Having To Add Time

Once you’ve been doing the same cardio workout for a while it can become a little stale and you may even begin to find it easy, which means that you aren’t challenging yourself.

You need to push yourself in your workouts so you can progress and get more gains and a great way of doing that instead of just adding time and repeating cycles is to make the exercises that you do in your workout harder. A little like adding weight to a barbell.

If you’re performing burpees you can do a couple of things to make the exercise harder, you can go into a power jump instead of just a straight leg jump, you can do alternating one leg pushups. 

The idea is to use harder variations of the exercise movements you’re already doing in your current workout. This will make the workout more intense and place a harder workload on your body.

By doing this you are not just adding time and more reps and cycles to your workouts, time you could be spending doing other productive things in your life. You can keep the workouts you love but make them harder by following this advice.