Free weights are much cheaper than a weight machine. They’re also easier to store, as they occupy much less space than a weight machine. But is that really all there is to deciding whether to use free weights or weight machines?
Ease of Use
You can carry out a greater variety
Free Weights and Weight Machines Compared
by Angela Yorke May 27th, 2011| Exercises, Strength Training
Your First Yoga Class
by Denise Druce May 25th, 2011| Fitness Expert
These tips for your first yoga class are courtesy of Denise Druce, a registered yoga teacher who holds a Master's Degree in Public Health.
One of my favorite experiences as a yoga teacher is watching a brand new yogi roll up his or her mat after a first class.
One of my favorite experiences as a yoga teacher is watching a brand new yogi roll up his or her mat after a first class.
Run Yourself Fit – Not Ragged
by Angela Yorke May 19th, 2011| Cardio, Running
Many people don’t run the way they should; they neglect proper form for distance and/or speed. Over time, this results in painful knees, screaming bunions, persistent backache, and loss of interest. Running should be easy and enjoyable, and I have found the following approaches worth adopting.
Everyone has heard of
Everyone has heard of
Let’s Roll
by Chang Song May 12th, 2011| Cardio
While some argue that running, biking, and swimming can be more beneficial for you physically than roller skating, those exercises can't beat inline skating. It offers a complete workout, as it will strengthen and benefit your body from your mind to your toes.
An inline roller skating program will benefit
An inline roller skating program will benefit





