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Resources for advanced and experienced bodybuilding athletes. Fitness information for anyone interested in health related topics.
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The 7 Big Health and Fitness Lies About Optimal Health and Weight Loss (Part 1)

The 7 Big Health and Fitness Lies About Optimal Health and Weight Loss (Part 1) | Bodybuilding & Fitness | Scoop.it

Lie #2: The Model on the Cover of Vogue is a Perfect Picture of Health

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Muscle Fiber Types - Which Type Do You Have More?

Muscle Fiber Types - Which Type Do You Have More? | Bodybuilding & Fitness | Scoop.it
Article by expert writer Mike Westerdal about which muscle fiber type you have more of.
Eric Hardek's curator insight, March 30, 2015 10:29 AM

Do you have any idea if you are primarily slow twitch or fast twitch dominant? It could significantly effect your TRAINING!

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Why Aren't You Using Online Fitness Coaching?

Why Aren't You Using Online Fitness Coaching? | Bodybuilding & Fitness | Scoop.it

Losing weight in the confines of your own home at your computer is not only possible, it's a reality. What I mean is that you can use the advice that's given to you through online fitness coaching to pursue a more productive way of burning off undesired fat and reach your fitness goals.

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Lack of exercise kills roughly as many as smoking, study says

Lack of exercise kills roughly as many as smoking, study says | Bodybuilding & Fitness | Scoop.it

People across the world are falling so far short on exercise that the problem has become a global pandemic, causing nearly a tenth of deaths worldwide and killing roughly as many people as smoking, researchers warned this week as an alarming series of studies was published in the Lancet.

 

Eight out of 10 youngsters age 13 to 15 don't get enough exercise, according to one of the Lancet studies released Tuesday, and nearly a third of adults fall short. The problem is even worse for girls and women, who are less active than boys and men, researchers found.

 

The results are fatal. Lack of exercise is tied to worldwide killers such as heart disease, diabetes and breast and colon cancer. If just a quarter of inactive adults got enough exercise, more than 1.3 million deaths could be prevented worldwide annually, researchers said. Half an hour of brisk walking five times a week would do the trick.

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