The many variables and terms associated with exercise programming may seem confusing. This post will help you better understanding training terminology and apply it to your workout program.
Carbs are not bad, not all of them. You should not eliminate carbohydrate food sources from your diet. Knowing the different types of carbs will help you make healthy choices.
Not Moving is Ruining Your Health! Sitting wreaks havoc. It’s the new smoking. Read this blog post for ideas on how to easily move more and boost NEAT levels.
Did you know that when you eat after working out, it matters? In fact, eating after exercise helps you avoid injury and get stronger!
This Blog Post groups the fun and useful fitness facts posted on Consequently Fit’s Instagram account.
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Our bodies are adaptable geniuses with muscles that become efficient to tasks in a relatively short period of time. This is why you’ll plateau with any workout plan you try.
Achieving a healthy lifestyle won’t happen overnight. The key to success is simple: Take baby steps. Don’t expect quick results. When you do seek immediate results, you set yourself up for disappointment. It’s time to break bad habits!
Get outside, soak in the sun. This simple action may build bone strength, reduce depression, and heal skin conditions like acne, psoriasis, and eczema.
New blog emphasizing:
(1) Fitness lies in your control
(2) Being fit or unfit consequently results from daily actions
(3) Your actions that landed you in your current state of health
(4) Lastly, no excuses –Take ownership for what you’ve done that created who you are.
This leg routine requires little to no equipment for amazing results. It includes a warm-up and cool-down stretch session. Tone your legs anywhere you are!
For planning purposes, the workout will take 10 minutes for the warm-up, 4 minutes for one Leg Work circuit MULTIPLIED BY how many circuits you perform, plus about 10 minutes of stretching. This is a relatively quick workout.
Do 30 minutes of aerobic exercise 5 days a week Aerobic exercise or cardio gets the heart pumping […]