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When people ask "what do you do?", I often reply, "I'm in the fitness business". Once I was asked if that means I fix treadmills. While I actually have adjusted a few treadmills for my personal training clients, I suppose it would be more accurate to say that I'm more of a practitioner/educator/presenter/writer/coach than a "repairman". I've been called many things (some not suitable for print!) including the "MacGuyver of the Fitness Industry" because of the way I'm able to recognize whatever resources we have available (however limited they may be) and find a way to make 'em work for your fitness goals.
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I've been a personal trainer in Chicago, Il.; England's east-midlands; Wilmington, Delaware and now Grand Rapids, MI. Perhaps the most surprising thing I've learned working with people from so many different backgrounds (and so many different goals!) is that "fitness" always comes back to two simple concepts: Eat right and Exercise (right).
Einstein said it best: "The more I learn, the more I realize I don't know. The more I realize I don't know, the more I want to learn."
Getting in shape is not really as complicated as most "experts" would have you believe.
If you depend solely on the 'calorie-counting' approach, you must still consider Pluto to be a planet, too? Get with the program! There are better ways to lose weight than counting calories (aka: "points" to the WW crowd).
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Hey there, Sheridan! Thanks for your question. I wouldn't want to give a to-the-letter training plan for a few reasons*, but one of the most important principles of fitness is specificity, often referred
I may be misunderstanding your question(s), but it seem as if you're looking for 1 of 2 things: 1) A simple yes or no response regarding your ABILITY to exercise. Without being able to assess your abilities
by rotating ends, I'm referring to the "sleeves" at each end of an olympic bar. they allow the weights to rotate without interfering with the center of the bar. a simple example: say you're doing a
Thanks for your question, Charlotte. While I a set-by-set workout is well beyond my abilities to provide through allexperts.com, I can explain a few basic principles which should help you get leaner-and-meaner
Thanks for the clarification, Jim. First, unlike fishing line (for example) that may be labeled as '8lb test' - which would be it's minimum breaking tension, it's important to note that the load rating
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