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Nintendo Wii Fit Workout – Fire up Your Metabolism!

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Dust off the Nintendo Wii because the word is out that the video game actually does give you some exercise. The Wii Fit Plus with Balance Board series includes sports and activities that gets couch potatoes up and moving but many have questioned if it’s truly giving you a good workout. [Read more →]

December 9, 2009   No Comments
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Halloween Pumpkin Workout

Halloween doesn’t only have to be about trick or treating and candy this year. Before you carve that pumpkin for Saturday, why not take it into your backyard and work out with it.

Holly Rigsby from FitYummyMummy.com has created 4 fun workouts you can do. All you need is a pumpkin, a pillow case and 15 minutes. The moves include pumpkin chops, the headless deadlift, the pumpkin plank, lunges with a twist, basic hops and lateral hops.

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October 29, 2009   No Comments
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Barefoot Running Could Prevent Injuries

There seems to be a new fitness trend sweeping America, and it dates all the way back to prehistoric man. Running barefoot.

Christopher McDougall, best-selling author of Born To Run, is largely responsible for this renewed interest in running barefoot, and it may be more than just a trend. Running barefoot could actually help you prevent serious injuries.

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October 8, 2009   No Comments
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Julie Benz Workout Secret

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While celebrities like Brooke Shields completely shun any workouts involving weights, it’s all that stars like Julie Benz use. The Dexter actress shared her secret workout weapon with People magazine recently.

“There’s this misconception that if you lift heavy weights that you’re going to bulk up,” Benz told People. “As a woman, I can attest [that] you don’t bulk up – you actually trim down.”

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September 27, 2009   1 Comment
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Workouts you can do at the Office

Are you a fan of The Office? So are the ladies at Self magazine, who have created office-friendly workouts after they were inspired by the funny TV series.

The Self editorial team, from the fashion assistant to the web assistant, were taped doing routines like the swivel sculptor and shoulder shaper to the upper-body buffer and rear raiser. The team appear to be having so much fun with no one in the rest of the office really noticing that they were actually working out at their desks. And all most of them needed was a simple exercise band.

With these simple moves, you too can get “on-the-job-training”!

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September 26, 2009   No Comments
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Benefits of Stretching

For many people it’s hard enough to find the time to work out every day, never mind finding time to stretch. But according to Bob Harper, trainer on the reality show The Biggest Loser, stretching is a very important part of your workout.

As one of Harper’s workout secrets, he says stretching not only warms up your body, it also helps prevent injury. He also says that yoga is one of the greatest workouts that incorporate a lot of stretching.

September 25, 2009   No Comments
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Free Workout Videos

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Times are tough and the recession is hitting everyone hard. Some of us have even been forced to cancel our gym memberships. But Women’s Health has found a solution to those who still want to get fit but can’t afford a personal trainer anymore. They are offering free workout videos for download.

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September 12, 2009   No Comments
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Better Posture Workouts

Dr Eric Goodman, Peter Park and LiveStrong are helping America achieve better posture while working out with a series of postural correction exercises.

In the first of a series of instructional, introductory videos on LiveStrong.com, a health, fitness and lifestyle website created by the Lance Armstrong Foundation, the pair demonstrate part of what they call “Foundation Training”, setting a the base for a new, powerful way of moving.

When working with athletes, Goodman and Park spend the first 2 months strengthening muscles in the back, neck, shoulders and hips without using any weights. Only once the athlete has mastered the correct movement will they progress with the training.

“The exercises we begin with focus on strengthening the joints that initiate most of our body movements, and we keep a lot of our attention on the muscles responsible for extending the spine and externally rotating the hips and shoulders,” they say on Shine. “In keeping these muscles powerful we are able to quickly see changes in daily posture. As a rule of thumb, the stronger your extension muscles are, the better you are going to feel.”

The above video is a very brief beginning to the training and should be repeated 4 times daily.

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September 5, 2009   No Comments
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