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- Circuit Training for Beginners
I've always thought that you can't get really fit unless you move your legs -- and I don't mean just squatting a zillion times. There's no substitute for walking, jogging... - Exercise of the Week: Bent-Over Rows
This may look like an arm exercise but it's really an exercise for the upper back muscles. "Rows" are as they suggest, exercises done with a rowing motion. You can... - The Seated Machine Chest Press
This exercise is done with a Nautilus machine or similar brand. The exercise works the chest, arm and shoulder muscles at different levels and is useful for beginners not quite ready... - How Much Carbohydrate Do You Need?
We've all seen the impact of low-carbohydrate diets over the last 10 years; and whether you like the idea, think it works for you, or just don't care either way,... - Exercise of the Week - Standing Cable Flys
The "pec deck" machine is not one of my favorites. This is a lever type machine you will find at many gyms. It has a seat and arms for doing... - Bodyweight Workouts Save Time and Money
Bodyweight exercises are done without weights or machines. That means you can do them at home or just about anywhere, including when you travel. It's a good idea to have these... - Designing a Weight Training Program: What to Consider
You've read up a little or a lot about weight training and strength training and you think you might be able to design your own program. While it is possible to... - How Much Protein Do You Need?
This hoary old subject came up again recently on another forum. It's a popular subject among fitness enthusiasts, athletes, and bodybuilders and weight trainers in particular. I'm not sure what the... - Exercise of the Week - Fitball Rollouts
There are several versions of the fitball rollout, one easier than the others. The exercise works the abdominal muscles and lower back, and arms and shoulders to a lesser degree.... - Inactive Seniors Need to Start Very Slowly
It might seem like common sense, but if you've never exercised much previously -- with weights or otherwise -- the one thing that will stop you in your tracks is...