Saturday, April 9, 2016
ATH | Jaylon Redd '17 : Rancho Cucamonga (CA) : Junior Year
ATH | Jaylon Redd '17 : Rancho Cucamonga (CA) : Junior Year: US Sports Online Strength and Conditioning This is it! Here are the 12-Week Off-Season Football Strength and Power Programs! The off-season is the best time of the year for making great improvements. Click on the link above to get started.
TE : Hunter Bryant '17 : Eastside Catholic (Sammamish, WA) Junio
TE : Hunter Bryant '17 : Eastside Catholic (Sammamish, WA) Junio: US Sports Online Strength and Conditioning This is it! Here are the 12-Week Off-Season Football Strength and Power Programs! The off-season is the best time of the year for making great improvements. Click on the link above to get started
Will Gunther Solid Rock 2017 Quarterback Junior Season.
Will Gunther Solid Rock 2017 Quarterback Junior Season.: US Sports Online Strength and Conditioning This is it! Here are the 12-Week Off-Season Football Strength and Power Programs! The off-season is the best time of the year for making great improvements. Click on the link above to get started.
Your World With Creflo - Authority In Your World
Your World With Creflo - Authority In Your World: Creflo reveals how to turn on the faith switch and overcome the negative influence of grief for good! Find out how to use your God-given authority to take back control of your life.
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Friday, April 8, 2016
5 Myths About Strength Training
I've got to warn you. There are bogus rumors going around about strength training.
The truth is that strength training is one of the absolute best things you can do for your health and appearance.
If you've fallen for these 5 myths then you're missing out on tremendous potential results.
Myth #1 Muscle Turns Into Fat
Why would anyone want to build muscle if it could morph into fat after a span of disuse? Rest assured that this is a myth of the highest order.
Muscle tissue is muscle tissue. Fat tissue is fat tissue. One will never become the other.
Myth #2 Strength Training Doesn't Burn Fat
On the contrary, muscle mass is your number one ally against fat gains.
A pound of muscle burns 10-20 calories each day, while you're just living and breathing. Regular strength training helps you increase your muscle mass as well as preserve existing muscle mass, turning you into a fat burning machine.
Myth #3 Lifting Weights Makes Women Bulk Up
Yes, strength training increases the amount of muscle on your body; so many women take this to mean that their body will become body-builder-esque, which is quite the look you're going for.
The truth is that the female body simply doesn't contain high enough levels of testosterone to produce that level of results without a very focused and dedicated effort.
The tighter, toned figure of a recreational female weight lifter is every bit feminine.
Myth #4 Strength Training Is For Young People Only
Ha, that's a used-up excuse that senior citizens across the globe have shattered.
Assuming that your doctor has given you the OK, you have much to gain from a regular weight lifting routine.
Improved balance and coordination, better strength and flexibility, and a decreased risk of osteoporosis are just the beginning.
Myth #5 Use Light Weight and High Reps To Tone
This myth, popularized in the 90's, that very high repetitions of very light weights would result in a toned physique, has become outdated. These high repetitions will increase your muscular endurance but will not add strength or tone.
We now know that in order to truly challenge your muscles, heavier weights with lower repetitions are a must. Start with an 8-10 repetition range and push your muscles with each set.
Including strength training as a part of your fitness routine is essential for achieving a fit and toned body.
My custom-made fitness programs remove all of the guesswork for you. I know what works, and I make it my mission to see you reach your goals.
Go to www.fitnessgenerator.com/ussportsradio Call ( 5715015306) or email ( ussportsradio@gmail.com ) today and we'll get you started on the program that's best for you.
The truth is that strength training is one of the absolute best things you can do for your health and appearance.
If you've fallen for these 5 myths then you're missing out on tremendous potential results.
Myth #1 Muscle Turns Into Fat
Why would anyone want to build muscle if it could morph into fat after a span of disuse? Rest assured that this is a myth of the highest order.
Muscle tissue is muscle tissue. Fat tissue is fat tissue. One will never become the other.
Myth #2 Strength Training Doesn't Burn Fat
On the contrary, muscle mass is your number one ally against fat gains.
A pound of muscle burns 10-20 calories each day, while you're just living and breathing. Regular strength training helps you increase your muscle mass as well as preserve existing muscle mass, turning you into a fat burning machine.
Myth #3 Lifting Weights Makes Women Bulk Up
Yes, strength training increases the amount of muscle on your body; so many women take this to mean that their body will become body-builder-esque, which is quite the look you're going for.
The truth is that the female body simply doesn't contain high enough levels of testosterone to produce that level of results without a very focused and dedicated effort.
The tighter, toned figure of a recreational female weight lifter is every bit feminine.
Myth #4 Strength Training Is For Young People Only
Ha, that's a used-up excuse that senior citizens across the globe have shattered.
Assuming that your doctor has given you the OK, you have much to gain from a regular weight lifting routine.
Improved balance and coordination, better strength and flexibility, and a decreased risk of osteoporosis are just the beginning.
Myth #5 Use Light Weight and High Reps To Tone
This myth, popularized in the 90's, that very high repetitions of very light weights would result in a toned physique, has become outdated. These high repetitions will increase your muscular endurance but will not add strength or tone.
We now know that in order to truly challenge your muscles, heavier weights with lower repetitions are a must. Start with an 8-10 repetition range and push your muscles with each set.
Including strength training as a part of your fitness routine is essential for achieving a fit and toned body.
My custom-made fitness programs remove all of the guesswork for you. I know what works, and I make it my mission to see you reach your goals.
Go to www.fitnessgenerator.com/ussportsradio Call ( 5715015306) or email ( ussportsradio@gmail.com ) today and we'll get you started on the program that's best for you.
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FASTING 101 with Dr. Myles Munroe. How to FAST Efficiently!
FASTING 101 with Dr. Myles Munroe. How to FAST Efficiently!: Here is the ultimate teaching on biblical fasting. Fasting safely, effectively, and Spiritually is essential to truly honoring God with our fasts.
Thursday, April 7, 2016
Karate - Strength & Conditioning
Karate - Strength & Conditioning: US Sports Online Strength and Conditioning The Martial Arts Program was built specifically for developing full body power for use in the Martial Arts. Within this program are Olympic movements like Power Cleans and Snatches. Click above to start
Strength training for X-Country skiing
Strength training for X-Country skiing: US Sports Online Strength and Conditioning The Winter Sports Program was developed to enhance the physical qualities required in skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating. Click above and fill out the fitness profile form to get started
Triathlete Strength Training with Helen Jenkins
Triathlete Strength Training with Helen Jenkins: US Sports Online Strength and Conditioning The 12-Week Triathlon Programs focus on developing muscular endurance and strength. Click on our link above, and fill out the contact form to get started
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