Cardiovascular Overview
What is the goal of your cardiovascular training program? Just like anything in life, you have to know where you are going, or you will
What is the goal of your cardiovascular training program? Just like anything in life, you have to know where you are going, or you will
It is possible to lose weight without exercise. But, with no exercise at all it will cause fat and muscle to be shed at a
Water is the main component to blood and it transports nutrients to tissues while removing toxins for metabolism disposal. If you don’t drink enough water
In my experience, there are a few supplemental nutrients that will help with fat loss. One thing that you must understand is that without the
When most people begin dieting they are usually under the impression that eating less often or skipping meals will do the trick. I have a
If you are an “endomorph” your body type is one that tends to have a higher body fat percentage. We all have a genetic predisposition
When you drop body fat you increase your metabolic rate. Lower fat storage will alter the body’s release of insulin and the body will act
The first step in accomplishing fat loss and gaining lean muscle mass is to establish a base diet or reference point. This diet tells you
The Glycemic Index (GI) is a scale that measures the speed at which 100 grams of a carbohydrate enter the blood as sugar. The index
*Vocabulary Pure Carbohydrates (Complex): derived from non-animal foods (rice pasta, beans, breads, potatoes, fruit, yams) Manufactured Carbohydrates: anything usually made with flour or sugar (cakes, cookies, candy,
Genetics play an infinite role in how lean a person can become. Studies have shown that if a parent is overweight, the child has a
Like I’ve said before, weight training is the ideal way to lose body fat. Not only is it ideal, it is the best way to
If you are not keeping yourself accountable for your exercise and diet regimen you may not be successful in losing weight. From past experience, the
All muscles contract from nerve signals. The stronger the nerve signal, the more powerful the muscular contraction. The brain must tell the muscles how hard