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9 benefits of weight training this celebrity PT wants you to...

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From serious fat loss to an increased metabolism, celebrity PT and former Olympian Sarah Lindsay of Roar Fitness, explains why weight training is just. so....

WATCH: Eddie Hall pranks Martyn Ford into drinking his sweat –...

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Everyone enjoys a good bromance. However, what everyone enjoys, even more, is a good bromance with between the biggest, hugest scariest mothafakaz on the planet....

Weight Training: How Many Reps (and Sets) to Do – dummies

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Weight Training: How Many Reps (and Sets) to Do ...

Weight Training: Low Reps or High Reps for Weight Loss? –...

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Cardio burns more calories than weight training, so you should do more cardio to lose weight, right?  It’s true that unless you’re doing low-intensity...

Body Composition 101: Using Old School Techniques To Beat Genetic Limitations...

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How to use Old-School Bodybuilding Diets to beat your genetic limitations. Guest blog post by Alex Eriksson.If you’ve been hard at work at the...

5 Bodybuilding Training Splits for Mass Gains

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How many days a week should you train to pack on muscle mass? What’s the best training split for making gains? The real answer...

Why weight training is the best exercise for everyone

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Credit: CC0 Public Domain While research shows little or no link between exercise...

Linda Leightley Is A 72-Year-Old Who Deadlifts Whopping 273 Lbs! –...

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Linda Leightley Is The Owner Of 12 World Records And A Real Example That It Is Never Late To Start!Are you sick and tired...

Why Athletes Should Emphasize the Lowering Portion of Weight Training Movements

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The word "negative" often implies pessimism and gloom. In the gym, however, performing "negatives" or eccentric reps yields positive sports performance-enhancing, muscle-building and injury-preventive...

Does Weight Training Reduce Inflammation?

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You hear a lot about inflammation, the damage it causes, and its relationship to disease. Inflammation is an overreaction of the immune system. Rather...
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