2011 Success Strategies: Health and Fitness

Obviously health and fitness are important to you. But have you thought about it lately? How healthy and fit are you? How often do you exercise? Has losing weight been a recurring New Year’s resolution?

Health and fitness is a topic many people like to avoid. Others consider it important – but not urgent – not yet. If we feel good and don’t have any serious medical issues, health is at the back of our minds and fitness is something we don’t have time for. But, this changes very quickly if or when we get a wake-up call that we have a medical issue that threatens our well-being.

Category: Fitness - Cuma, Şubat 25th 2011

Live Life Expo Bringing Health Care Leaders and Consumers Together in 2012

The international Live Life Expo on March 9-10, 2012, at the American Sports Centers in Avondale, Arizona will provide a platform where attendees, sponsors and exhibitors will gather for the premiere health and wellness event that empowers both industry leaders and the public to elevate their minds and nourish their lifestyles together through education and awareness.

This event, which is free to the public, will touch on topics such as the great healthcare debate, with leaders in the healthcare industry discussing the impact of health care reform. This event will grow into a three week expo encompassing multi facilities across the West Valley of Metro-Phoenix and culminate in the Health and Wellness Awards and banquet dinner. The Live Life Expo will also feature a Fitness Fashion Show, an Outdoor Culinary Pavilion, Health Care Career Fair, Physical Fitness Challenges, and a Body Building Competition.

Category: Fitness - Cuma, Şubat 25th 2011

Fast Track Fitness: Speed Up Your Workouts

When it comes to multitasking, you’ve got it down. But if exercise often gets bumped off your to-do list by everything else vying for your attention, we’ve got the solution—five of them, actually. They’ll shave valuable minutes off your fitness routine while still getting you the same bene fits as a full-length workout. That way you can still fit exercise into even the most hectic days—and you’ll have some extra Me Time to read that best-seller that’s been collecting dust on your nightstand.

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Get the same strength results in 50 to 67 percent less time by doing just 1 set of strength-training moves. Recently revised guidelines from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) recommend a single set of 8 to 12 strength reps (with enough weight that you can’t do any more) instead of 2 or 3 sets.

Category: Fitness, Health Living - Cumartesi, Temmuz 24th 2010

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