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  • Are You Ready to Exercise in The Heat?
    If you love to workout outdoors when it's warm make sure you're aware of the dangers of suddenly exposing yourself to hot weather and high humidity you're not used to. Several heat related illnesses such as heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke can occur. Read on and find out what you can do to stay cooler during your outdoor exercise sessions.
  • Can Less Be More?
    Have you ever sat down and wondered why some athletes train hours and miles a day? Do they really need to or are they subject to their sport's latest training trend or an overzealous coach? Newer research is clearly recommending quality over quantity for middle distance and long distance events. Read on and find out why some sports and specific events could get more for less.
  • Causes and Treament of Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness
    Have you ever did a really hard workout or one that had new moves, possibly some jumping or eccentric muscle work in it, and within 24-48 hours you were so sore you could hardly walk? This is a common phenomena that both elite athletes and fitness enthusiasts experience. It's called delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). DOMS can put you at a higher risk of injury, cause you to miss several days of training and decrease your performance level. Read on to find out the latest scientific research on DOMS, how to avoid it and what are the best treatments for pain relief and recuperation.
  • Exercise Reduces Jet Lag
    Have you ever taken a very long flight and when you arrived at your destination felt weak, confused, nauseated, tired and awful in general? This is called jet leg and it's a real physiological phenomena. New research has shown that exercise before, during and after your flight can significantly reduce the degree of jetlag and the time it takes to get back to normal. Read on to find out what type of exercise and how much is helpful for reducing jet lag as well as several non-exercise suggestions to decrease jet lag symptoms.
  • Improve Your Warm Up For a Better Workout
    Most people perform the same old five minute cardio warm up regardless of what their main work out consists of. This general warm up is not specific enough for most activities. Read on to find out what an activity specific warm up is and how it can help you reduce injuries and improve performance.
  • Proper Sitting Position and Microbreaks
    Do you have a full time sitdown job that occassionally causes you back, neck or shoulder pain? This condition is not uncommon when you are required to sit for hours at a time. Read on to learn some tricks of the trade involving changing your workstation posture and making changes at your work station itself that will correct your posture. Professionals also recommend performing some exercise and taking microbreaks to move around a bit which can reduce your pain and discomfort.
  • Proper Sitting Position and Microbreaks
    Do you have a full time sitdown job that occassionally causes you back, neck or shoulder pain? This condition is not uncommon when you are required to sit for hours at a time. Read on to learn some tricks of the trade involving changing your workstation posture and making changes at your work station itself that will correct your posture. Professionals also recommend performing some exercise and taking microbreaks to move around a bit which can reduce your pain and discomfort.
  • Spin it!
    Have you ever heard about those tough, awesome indoor cycling classes? Ever wonder if you were really in shape to do one? Read on to find out just how hard these spinning classes are, what precautions you might take before starting and what questions you should ask yourself before jumping into your first class.
  • Ten Tips For a Healthy Back
    Almost everyone suffers from low back pain at some time in their life. It is one the most common medical conditions in this country. Read on to find ten tips to keep your back healthy and strong.

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