Posts Tagged ‘ personal training ’

Transformation Of The Week On Bodybuilding.com

Jan 11th, 2011 | By
Transformation Of The Week On Bodybuilding.com

Bodybuilding.com is one of, if not the biggest bodybuilding sites on the internet. Each week they feature a Transformation of the Week. This week they have selected David as the “Male Transformation of the Week”



Erin Morrisey

Oct 30th, 2010 | By
Erin Morrisey

After years of being extremely active – a 3-sport athlete in high school, college intramural sports, and running 10Ks and half marathons as a graduate student – it seemed I had hit a wall when I moved to Baltimore to start my career. I enjoyed going to the gym nearly every day, but I was
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Emotional Fuel – Holding My Breath

Oct 3rd, 2010 | By
Emotional Fuel – Holding My Breath

As a child, I used to play this game at the pool where I would hold my breath under water as long as I possibly could. I would make one of my parents stand by (I’m sure agonizingly) and count off the seconds, shooting for 20, then 30, then 40, then 50 seconds, then a
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Part4: How to Get Into– and Stay In– the Shape of Your Life

Feb 13th, 2010 | By

Do everything you can to put the body into a caloric deficit, while simultaneously doing everything possible to keep the metabolism high. If you achieve this, you’ll achieve your health and fitness goals.



Part3: How to Get Into– and Stay In– the Shape of Your Life

Feb 12th, 2010 | By

You may have heard that muscle mass burns a lot of calories, and this is true. Muscle is what we call metabolically active. A lot of muscle on a body is like a big engine in a car– it burns a lot of gas, or food. Fat, on the other hand, is metabolically passive. It’s like a real efficient 4-cylinder– great gas mileage. So what happens when you put the body into a caloric deficit for an extended period of time?



Part2: How to Get Into– and Stay In– the Shape of Your Life

Feb 11th, 2010 | By
Part2: How to Get Into– and Stay In– the Shape of Your Life

There’s a very fancy buzz word that you hear all of the time nowadays– metabolism. Everybody talks about how important it is to have a high metabolism, but nobody seems to really know exactly what the metabolism is.



Nutrient Timing

Feb 8th, 2010 | By
Nutrient Timing

Most of the information that has been written on “nutrient timing” has to do with pre and post workout nutrition. The reasoning behind this stems from serious gym-goers and bodybuilders that are most concerned with optimizing performance and nutrient intake. The same would hold true, of course, for more serious athletes—pro football players, Olympians, etc. Nutrition timing is also extremely important for anyone trying to lose weight or get in shape.