Victoria Ward is a freelance writer with a profound interest in psychology, holistic health, and fitness. Her hobbies include tennis, cooking, writing, and yoga. When she's not working she can be found playing with her corgi, Milo.
injury
ensues. Here we look at four pro warm-up tips you might not be doing. shows
study participants who ate an hour before exercise, on average, had better
It doesn’t make much sense to me
that a 200-pound person with 40% body fat is supposed to eat the same amount of
protein as a 200-pound person with 10% body
As a weight lifter, having strong legs is my business, but even an average person can admire a great set of wheels. So, since it’s swimsuit season, I’m thinking
If you haven't already, check out the first part of this series,Developing Physical Strength: part I, where I discuss exercise programming. This part will focus
No, not the bench press—the
bent press. This exercise was popular
in the 18th and 19th centuries but fell out of favor at
the cusp of the 20th century and ha