The Triffle World of Knowledge

All you ever wanted to know, and lots of other stuff as well!

26th February 2008

Getting Your Family Into Fitness

Getting and staying in shape is important for you - but your workouts may be more important for your family. The reason: your family is inexorably drawn to follow your fitness example - for good or bad. How you manage your personal fitness and nutrition has a ripple effect that spreads across your entire family.
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21st February 2008

Keep Fit For Life At Any Age

Scientists now know that its usually more dangerous to not stay active, no matter how old you are. And you dont need to buy special clothes or belong to a gym to become more physical.
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21st February 2008

Warming Up & Cooling Down

Before you begin exercising or lifting any weights at all, its important to take a few minutes to warm up your muscles. Doing some light exercises actually warms up your muscles and makes them more flexible. This way, youre less likely to injure yourself during a workout.
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18th February 2008

The Best Carpet Cleaning System In Rochester, New York

An article that explains the difference between Dry Foam Carpet Cleaning and Steam Cleaning. It is the author’s intention to help educate the consumer and make an informative decision when choosing a carpet cleaner.
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30th January 2008

Weight Training

For those that would like a more vigorous workout plan, weight training is a viable option that can combine building muscle tone and working the cardiovascular system. Weight training tones your muscles and raises your metabolism, which helps your body burn more calories not only when exercising, but also while you sleep. Weight training reverses the natural decline in your metabolism, which begins around age 30; therefore this is something to think about for all those who have reached that age. Working with weights can produce a great deal of energy, and a full workout works almost all of the 650 muscles in your body. Looking toward long-term benefits, weight training strengthens bones, which can reduce your risk of developing osteoporosis. This of course is of very big concern amongst women, since osteoporosis afflicts women much more than men.
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29th January 2008

Why Step Out Of Your Comfort Zone?

As I pushed against the pedals of my bike during a recent bike (spin) class at the gym, I observed my own discomfort rise as the intensity of the class increased. Confronted with both physical and emotional discomfort, I became consciously aware that I had two primary choices in response to my pain. Each of these responses would impact differently on my outcome and results. So what result could I expect to achieve by stepping out of my comfort zone?
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25th January 2008

20 Minute Home Work Out

Stay fit and healthy. Here is a 20 minute work out schedule for you which you can easily perform in the comfort of your own home.
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23rd January 2008

What The Heck Is An Exercise Modality, And Why Should I Care?

What are you trying to get out of your exercise program? Are you trying to lose weight? Are you trying to put on muscle mass? Are you training for a sport or an athletic contest of some kind?
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7th January 2008

Train More Effectively with a Heart Rate Monitor

Do you want to increase the effectiveness of your exercise? Get more out of each workout? Spend less time, but get better results? Then you owe it to yourself to learn more about today’s heart rate monitors.
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12th December 2007

Exercise And Your Anaerobic Threshold

If youre like most people youre looking to get the most out of a workout that you possibly can. However exercising to build endurance requires a different approach than exercising to lose weight. To get the most out of your workout you need to know what your Anaerobic Threshold or AT is.
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