Exercises, Whole Health

Boost Your Workouts with Muscle Confusion Techniques

To enhance fitness and prevent workout monotony, vary exercise routines by switching between heavier weight/fewer reps and lighter weight/higher reps. This approach stimulates different muscle groups, burns additional fat, and keeps the mind engaged. Low weight/high rep training, particularly beneficial for seniors, reduces fall and injury risks. Always consult a healthcare provider before starting.

Exercises, Whole Health

Don’t Like Push-Ups? Try This!

The benefits of push-ups are many: Build strength and stamina Help develop a fit upper body and core Work multiple muscle groups Burn calories / lose weight Do them anywhere Increase difficulty as strength increases No equipment needed The muscles summoned and exercised are: Chest, pectoralis major Shoulder, deltoids Upper arm (back of), triceps Arms,… Continue reading Don’t Like Push-Ups? Try This!

Exercises, Nutrition, Whole Health

Maximize Weight Loss During Resistance Training

To enhance weight loss during resistance training, focus on endurance, do more reps with lighter weights, and incorporate high-intensity interval training (HIIT). Utilize compound exercises like kettlebell swings and back rows to engage multiple muscle groups, boost calorie burn, and improve body composition. Consume protein post-workout for recovery and muscle growth.