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In Home Exercise Equipment
Power blocks – Adjustable dumbbells that will take up very little space.
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Yoga Mat – A must have for comfort during floor exercises.
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Stability Ball – Has multiple uses for overall body conditioning
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Leg bands – Used…
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The Different Energy Sources Used During Exercise
Energy is the capacity to perform work. Work is the application of force, contracting muscles to apply force against a resistance. Energy is a necessary prerequisite for performing physical work during workouts. Ultimately, we derive energy from converting food at…
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The Role of Skeletal Muscles
1. Forces That Cause Movement
Joint movement is caused primarily by either muscle shortening or gravitational pull, although other forces, such as another person pushing or pulling on a body part, may cause joint movement. Whether a muscle action causes…
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The 12 Specific Steps of Muscle Contraction
You may think performing one repetition involving contraction and relaxation of a group of muscles is an easy process; however this is a very intricate cascade of events which the healthy body is capable of completing with exact precision.
The…
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What Are The 3 Major Types of Muscle Contractions?
The motor unit consists of a single motor neuron and its branches and all the muscle fibers innervated by that motor neuron. Muscular tension is increased by recruitment and summation.
1. Concentric Actions
Concentric action occurs when a muscle acts…
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The Different Components of Flexibility and Mobility
WARM-UP- Generally there are 3 Types of Warm-ups
1. Passive: increase the environmental temperature thru the use of heat such as: Bikrim yoga class.
2. General: increase temperature using non-specific exercise movements such as: walking, cycling, and elliptical trainer or…
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Introducing Lee Cherry’s FIT-ONLINE Coaching Program
Are you overworked, maybe underpayed, and looking to get yourself in shape? “I’m too busy” is no longer an excuse with Lee Cherry’s personalized Fit-Online Program!
FIT-ONLINE is ideal for people always on the go who need a flexible, and…
Nutrition Tip: Flaxseed
Did you know? Flaxseed…
…contains soluble fiber, like that found in oat bran, and is an effective—ie natural— laxative.
—complements of Registered Nutritionist Heather Cherry…
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Coloradans among lowest obesity rates nationwide
Colorado has historically had low obesity rates, especially when considering the staggering rate of obesity that is plaguing the nation. Although Colorado still remains in the less than 19-percent, while the rest of America averages 30-percent, it still isn’t great…
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Denver Fitness Trainer: Professional Review of P90X Exercise Program
“If a local pain persists for longer than 1 month, then it is deemed chronic and should be treated as soon as possible” – Heather Steltzer, D.C.
Too much, too hard, too soon and too fast are all pre-qualifiers for…


