Tag Archives: cardio

Fitness Tips for the Holiday Season

How do you celebrate the holiday season? A lot of people choose to spend time with their family and eat special holiday meals. Even though the holiday season is here it does not mean you have to accept gaining weight … Continue reading →

A Quick Pre-Thanksgiving Workout

Picture this. It is thanksgiving morning and you are looking to prepare for the feast ahead. You got your stretchy pants ready and maybe you are skipping breakfast. One more thing you can do before you start filling your face … Continue reading →

Types of Weights for Cardio Training

If you have decided to begin cardio training with weights, it is time to decide which weights are best for you to use. There are a variety of weights to choose from, so we have listed some of the most … Continue reading →

Running with Weights

Walking and running are very good forms of exercise which can lead to a healthy lifestyle. Some people like to add weights to their cardio exercises to increase the challenge. However, does it really make you stronger? This answer varies … Continue reading →

Total-Body vs Body Part-Focused Workouts

Everyone has their own goals when it comes to exercising. Some people like to get extremely big and strong, some people want to lose a few pounds and others just want to maintain their physical fitness. There are a variety … Continue reading →

The 4 pillars of fitness

Regular physical activity is important for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and for preventing disease. That being said, it can be difficult to decide where to focus your exercise efforts. There are endless exercise options available today. Many people find themselves … Continue reading →

Video: The Medicine Ball Side-Lunge: An Unconventional Move That May Stimulate New Muscle Growth

We all know that exercises such as squats, push-ups, rows, and lunges should be part of our workout. They are conventional exercises that are easy to do and they are effective. That being said, we should also incorporate unconventional moves, … Continue reading →