Feb 28

The best exercises to prevent and reduce ‘bingo wings’

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Tuckshop lady arms. Bingo wings. Sugargliders. Whatever you call them, flabby arms tend to be one of the first things people want to target when it comes to exercise and toning up the body. As people age, it’s normal to lose muscle strength to hormone changes and lifestyle factors. Being less active causes the muscles to reduce in size and also makes areas like our arms a prime location for fat to accumulate. “The dreaded ‘bingo wing’ is an accumulation of fatty tissue on the rear side of the upper arm, where the tricep muscle group is located,” Andrew Wynd, APA sports physiotherapist at Balwyn Sports and Physiotherapy Centre, tells Starts at 60. “As this area gets flabby, these ‘wings’ tend to flop and shake with arm movements – hence the nickname.” Levels of testosterone – which influence where fat is likely to be deposited in the body – also decrease with age. The speed of testosterone decline is faster in women, who also have less testosterone to begin with, which is why they’re more likely than men to develop fat around the arms. High insulin levels can also limit testosterone production and certain foods can increase the likelihood of […]
Feb 27

Jump Rope Exercises

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While you may think the jump rope as nothing more than an awesome toy you used to enjoy in the playground, they actually make a fantastic form of exercise, and you can burn lots of calories uses these quick exercises that can be finished in ten minutes when combined together. Look to perform each type of jump for a minute each time, taking a short break in between each set. Total 10 minutes of jump roping using the various moves to burn of plenty of calories. Jump Rope Basics As it’s a while since most people have tried their hand at using a jump rope, here’s a quick refresher on the basics! • Keep your jumps short, only a few inches from the ground, and only let the balls of your feet land on the ground. • Avoid massive motions from your arms to turn the rope, instead keep your arms tucked in and your elbows close your sides – it’s all in the motion of the wrists and forearms! • Find the right length of jump rope by standing on the rope in the middle and pulling it upwards by the hand grips – if they are higher than […]
Feb 27

Top 4 Exercises Ever For You To Do

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If you don’t want to head to the gym then you can try out some other workouts which are not extensive in nature but at the same time produces good results if performed properly. These workouts are enough to do wonders for your health and they will help you to improve your balance, keep your weight in control, prevent other health issues which you might be facing, take a look.  Swimming – you might call swimming as the best workout for your muscles. The buoyancy of the water will support your body and take the strain off from your painful joints so that you can move them a lot freely. Swimming is also known to improve your mental state and so it will instantly put you in a better mood.  Tai chi –this Chinese form of martial art is known to be very beneficial for the body as well as for the mind. Tai chi is comprised of a string of graceful movements which transition smoothly from one to another. It is actually good for older people because for them the balance is an important component of maintaining fitness.  Strength Training – if you think that strength […]
Feb 26

Here Are Some Easy Asanas To Keep You Healthy

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The past couple of years has been hard on friendships. Maybe you can relate.   Have you spent less time with friends in person? Do you feel pushed away by differences of opinion? Perhaps life simply got in the way when someone moved, took another job, or had a baby. Preserving the peace and wellness of your mind, body, heart, and soul is essential to becoming a happy and healthy human being. It’s natural for your heart and soul to go through physical changes as you get older, which might lead to exhaustion. Your joints tend to age, your senses slow down, your body releases suppleness, your limbs deteriorate, and your intellect shows signs of exhaustion. Yoga has numerous health advantages for your physique, mind, and spirit, and while we all wish to practice it, it is not always practical. We may not have the time, space, or mental capacity to devote an hour to practice a couple of times per week. Even if you don’t have a comprehensive yoga program, yoga could become a part and parcel of life. You can combine the physical, mental, and emotional advantages of yoga into your daily life by including a few easy […]
Feb 25

8 Tips For A Successful Home Yoga Practice

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One of the most beautiful and liberating aspects of yoga is that you don’t need any fancy equipment or a designated place to practice. Yoga is accessible. The practice meets you where you are – as long as you are willing to approach it. Sometimes it’s just not possible to make it into a studio for class, and many of us may be stuck in our homes looking for the best way to practice. Regardless, developing a home yoga practice and committing to it is a profound tool for deepening into your own personal relationship with yoga. As a practitioner of Ashtanga Yoga primarily, I love the self-led nature of a Mysore practice within a group environment. But, it is not possible for me at this time to practice in a shala setting consistently, so here are some tools that have helped me in my home practice of Ashtanga and Vinyasa Yoga.   1. Stick with a set sequence Practicing the same poses every day repeatedly is a powerful way to keep consistent with your practice. This repetition offers you a clear vantage point from which to watch yourself grow and change. The nature and sequencing of Ashtanga Yoga offers […]
Feb 22

Greatest Myths Regarding Workout

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It shouldn’t be a surprise that the fitness industry, considering its popularity in the recent decade, should have plenty of rumors and myths just floating around, ready to be put into social media or word-of-mouth where people can be deceived into believing it and following them, thus ruining their workout regimen or even their overall fitness. With that in mind, here we are, presenting you with some of the most common myths that you should not buy into: 1. More Sweating Equals Better Workout: While a layman would buy into this theory, probably imagining that working harder results in more sweat and the same analogy applies to your workout too, anyone with even the basic scientific education would tell you otherwise. Sweating is actually a response when your body’s temperature is getting higher so that it cools down. Sometimes, when your body’s temperature is already cool no matter how heavy, the barbells or dumbbells were, it’s still a great workout. 2. No Pain, No Gain: Once again, this is what fitness enthusiasts would consider wrong. Sure, having a strenuous workout will be much better, but even if you consider doing something which doesn’t cause that much pain. You can still […]
Feb 22

Elite Trainer Gunnar Peterson Reveals the Only 5 Exercises Your Workout Needs

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The man who Mark Wahlberg recently called “the greatest trainer in the world” shares five exercises that will prime you for any activity   When it comes to fitness Gunnar Peterson knows what he’s talking about. The man Mark Wahlberg recently referred to as “the greatest trainer in the world” has been involved in the fitness industry for nearly three decades, is F45’s chief of athletics and has had the likes of Sylvester Stallone, Tom Brady and Mike Tyson pumping iron at his exclusive Beverly Hills gym. Peterson’s clients train in luxury, at a place where every piece of equipment imaginable is available and the world’s greatest trainer is on hand to show you how to use it. But just because he and his clients have access to all that equipment, that doesn’t mean it’s essential for getting a great workout in. “My gym is Hamleys,” says Peterson “It’s packed with anything and everything that you need … but I could do a whole workout with two cinderblocks and a broomstick, and I think any trainer worth their salt could as well.” Peterson stresses that to get a great workout in you don’t need a lot, and in fact, just […]
Feb 20

A Few Simple Workouts for Firmer Breasts

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No doubt women’s breasts are one of the things that makes a woman look more attractive. This is why women have been trying to find a way to emphasize the look of their breasts since ancient times. Modern bras certainly allow women who have small breasts to make their breasts look more attractive and “fool” those around them when it comes to the size of their breasts. However, only a small number of women are aware that with the right workout focused on strengthening certain muscles and muscle groups, their breasts can look firmer and larger even without the help of bras. With the help of this type of training, you will also strengthen the muscles located in the shoulders and back which will eventually correct your posture and make your breasts more visible and attractive. This workout program should be performed three times a week. It is crucial to complete one set that will include all exercises without taking a break between each exercise. After that, take a break of about 30-60 seconds and do another set. You should complete four sets in one training session. All you need for these workouts is weights, Swiss ball and medicine ball. […]
Feb 20

How To Use Drop Sets For Maximum Muscle Gains!

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This is a Quick Training Tip, the best chance to learn how to work in a smarter way so that you get the maximum gains in the least possible time. If you only do straight sets in your gym then you will get average results. The drill to follow: Do one set of an exercise, after which rest, and repeat. This is the best formula for anyone who wants some good amount of gains that is going to be noticeable. Straight sets are more or less effective because the target is only on a single kind of muscle fiber. This is the place where drop sets come in. Also commonly called as the descending sets, strip sets, or simply as “running the rack,” The drop sets is a technique in which one performs multiple sets of a particular exercise using successively lighter loads and at the same time bare minimal to no rest. In doing so, one not only fatigues both types of muscle fibers that are present in our body but also helps to increase the training volume as well as the target muscle’s time under tension and metabolic stress. All of these factors can crank up muscle growth. […]
Feb 17

5 Life-Saving Tips for Cold-Weather Training

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Keep your body in tip-top shape when training outdoors during the winter. Cold-weather training is common among hockey players, skiers, snow boarders, and winter-sport endurance athletes. Battling the elements during training or competition can wreak havoc on your body and reduce your ability to perform at your highest level if the proper precautions are not taken. Preventing cold weather injuries and training effects should be of primary importance, especially as the temperature drops below freezing. Tolerance to cold-weather training is much more difficult for the body, compared to hot-weather training. Heat is lost more readily via convective heat transfer from the skin, and the body has more difficulty maintaining its internal temperature in these conditions. Fitter athletes have an easier time maintaining a given exercise intensity and higher rates of metabolic heat production in colder weather than their unfit counterparts; but if heat loss exceeds heat production, the overall body heat content decreases, and peripheral and core body temperatures start to decline. If the body’s internal temperature drops below 35°C (95°F), hypothermia can develop, which can result in shivering, confusion, fatigue, and slurred speech. Reductions in internal body temperature can result in abnormal cardiac rhythms and eventually death. Freezing injuries, […]
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