Posts Tagged ‘Fitness’

An educational and motivational 3-DVD set by Dr. Rick Kattouf will get you on track to a high performance lifestyle. By debunking myths food and weight loss, Dr. Rick looks at several variable that will influence body composition and will affect your daily performance. Forget the conventional beliefs about weight loss that have kept you on an endless diet treadmill. Dr. Kattouf will teach you how to maximize your energy levels and get your body’s metabolism stoked!

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Boost Your Performance, Health & MotivationThe optimum way to get the most out of your workouts and feel your best is to develop an energizing, performance-enhancing nutrition plan, tailored to your body’s specific needs. Do that, and you’re on track to achieve the higher level of fitness and better overall health that you crave.Inside is an A-to-Z look at how you can enhance your workouts and maximize your results with proper nutrition, safe and effective sports supplements, an (more…)

This textbook provides the reader with thorough coverage of the role nutrition plays in enhancing one’s health, fitness, and sport performance. Current research and practical activities are incorporated throughout.

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Melvin Williams is the Director of Human Performance Laboratory at Old Dominion University, and has more than 30 years of lab research with a focus on the role of nutrition in sports. He has written and edited five books on ergo (more…)

This might be too vague but I heard a techno song in the 24 hour fitness that featured a piano piece that would play notes up and then down pretty quickly and the piano piece was very very synthesized and electro sound. Anyone have any ideas?? thanks

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I am a 22 year old female who wants to get in shape and have fun. I am looking for a community center or fitness center with fun and challenging classes somewhere on the North Shore of Massachusetts. Please let me know if there are any great gyms or centers where I can do any of these things. Thanks!

My sister has a membership at Planet Fitness & she can bring a free guest & i want to go but i need to know how old you have to be?

I know I can call them but I don’t want to get the whole speech and all that stuff, I have a gym at work but it is small (and free) So I’m considering about joining a gym like Extreme Fitness, any insight on how much it would cost per month, plus any “hidden” or extra fees?

Give names and details if you can. And how long you were able to keep going on the diet and fitness regimes.
Also what was your motivation?

Im 29 years old, 6ft 240 Lbs. Over the past 5 years I have let myself get out of shape in a bad way. Im looking for a fitness program that i can do with the free equipment at my apartment complex, eg excercise bikes, treadmill, and a few weight machines. I have cut sugar out of my diet as much as i can, stopped drinking soda. I don’t eat much to begin with so overeating is not a problem. Any advice is appreciated.

The golden years have finally arrived and you are one of the lucky ones. You are now 75 years old. Because of the example you have set, your children and grandchildren have developed great fitness lifestyles and want you to be active with them.
You play a modified game of tennis and can hold your own on the golf course. However, the osteoarthritis affecting most your age has started to make a difference in your flexibility and strength preventing you from completing the once vigorous workout you enjoyed.
Time and money are no problem although you are not willing to hire a trainer. You invested well and retired early. Because you enjoy traveling, you spend 7-10 days each month on a plane, in the car, or on a cruise ship. In addition, eating out so often has ruined the nutritious diet you once enjoyed. Your weight fluctuates between 160-170 (men) and 120-130 (women).
What fitness and nutrition plans could you make to improve your fitness lifestyle?
Develop a daily menu plan and a worjout plan for one week. Your workout plan should include the following:
-warming up
-flexibility
-cardio
-strength
-cooling down
I did develop the daily menu plan, but I have no idea how to make a workout program for a 75-years-old. Can someone help me?
Thank you!