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How Much do Olympic Athletes Eat

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13 Benefits of Weightlifting That No One Tells You About

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Research shows that not only can weightlifting improve your body composition and give you a toned appearance, it can also improve your overall health and make you a happier person. Weightlifting can help you burn fat, reduce your risk of diabetes, prevent back pain and even help you fight depression. Read on to find out

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Warm-Up Exercises to Protect the Back

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A thorough warm-up is one of the most crucial parts in maintaining a healthy back, not to mention healthy muscles and joints throughout the rest of your body. All it takes is five minutes to give your spine a proper warm-up, preparing it for the cardio or weightlifting workout ahead. Understand How Your Spine Moves

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The 10 Best CrossFit Exercises to Get Guys Ripped

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They’re at your office, they’re in your neighborhood and they’re always getting in your way at the produce aisle. That’s right, they’re CrossFitters — that weightlifting, handstand-walking, Paleo-dieting community of individuals. This total-body-conditioning workout uses a wide variety of training methods, including weightlifting, gymnastics, rowing, running, calisthenics and much more. While it’s a coed sport,

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An Interview with Sven Kohl of Calisthenic Movement

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By James Ruckert An Interview With Sven Kohl Of Calisthenic Movement on StraightTalkingFitness.com >2017 is nearly over and celebrations for Christmas are about all but a few days away. It’s always nice to head into a new year with inspiration and drive. One of my greatest sources of inspiration is the success of others. Interviews are

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How Many Days a Week Do You Need to Workout?

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Time is irrelevant if you’re getting the work done. Here’s what you should consider when planning your gym time. Make it work for you. by SLOANE DAVIS* A perfect workout is one that you can hold yourself accountable to: You show up, give it your best and enjoy what you’re doing. The same holds true

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