Men’s Fitness Magazine Subscriptions

Posted by Robert | Posted in Articles | Posted on 12-12-2010

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by: Linda Polansky
An astounding percentage of adult men and women around the world are found to obese at this point in time. Indeed, in a growing number of countries around the globe, obesity is becoming a far more serious health concern than is malnutrition. As a result, a growing amount of focus is being paid to nutrition education and fitness programming. Perhaps you are a man who is interested in bettering his health. (Or, perhaps you do have a family member who you feel should become more interested in his personal health and fitness.) In either case, a solid resource when it comes to health and fitness issues is a men’s fitness magazine subscription. When it comes to obtaining a men’s fitness magazine subscription, there are some factors and pointers that you should bear in mind.
First of all, when it comes to looking for men’s fitness magazine subscription, you should look at a magazine that is more comprehensive. By this it is meant that when it comes to a men’s fitness magazine subscription, a subscriber is best served by ordering up a magazine that provides information and articles both and nutrition and diet as well as on exercise and fitness. In the end, if you (or a loved one) truly is interested in a healthy lifestyle, you need to appreciate and understand the relationship between food and exercise. Thus, a magazine that appropriately addresses both elements will be your best bet.
A good way to do some comparison shopping in regard to one men’s fitness magazine subscription versus another, you will want to spend some time on the Internet and the World Wide Web. There are some helpful websites on the Net that provide to you side by side comparisons of different magazines. By making these side by side comparisons, you will be able to determine which of these magazines will best serve your overall health and fitness needs and requirements — both today as well as into the future.
Keep in mind that there are times when you make the purchase of a particular product or service related to health and fitness, you oftentimes can obtain men’s fitness magazine subscription opportunities at a reduced cost. Certain manufacturers offer a subscription as a complimentary gift when you make the purchase of a fitness product. This can be a wonderful way to introduce you to a particular men’s fitness magazine subscription.
Linda Polansky writes about Magazines

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Physical Fitness Optimization, Not Physical Skill Maximization

Posted by Robert | Posted in Articles | Posted on 11-12-2010

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by: Eddie Lomax

When I look at the physical fitness industry today it is painfully obvious that the industry is more concerned with maximizing specific skills than building better humans.

Basically, the fitness industry has been divided into two fields… muscle growth and aerobic ability.

But make no mistake about it, physical training is about becoming an improved human, better suited to meet the challenges of sport, work and life with excellence under the greatest amount of circumstances.

Physical training is not about maximizing muscle growth so you look good in your t-shirt or the ability to sustain long, monotonous aerobic activity.

To become a better human, you must use your physical training for physical fitness optimization… not physical skill maximization.

Physical fitness optimization is the acceptable and deliberate compromise of competence and ability to perform in ALL the areas of cardiorespiratory endurance, strength, flexibility, power, speed, coordination, agility, balance, accuracy and toughness to produce optimum performance results under the greatest amount of circumstances

Yes… physical fitness optimization is the understanding that true physical fitness is a compromise.

Your fitness level is comprised of your ability to perform using all the physical abilities mentioned in a seamless and coordinated fashion to complete any task at any given point in time.

Physical fitness is not, and should not, be measured by the physical skill maximization of just one of these skills.

True physical fitness has to do with your physical ability to perform the widest variety of tasks under the greatest diversity of circumstances… not maximizing one physical ability to perform one task under controlled circumstances.

Strangely, the trend seems to be to use physical training to maximize one physical ability at the expense of all others… actually making the person less fit.

If you spend all your training time improving only one facet of fitness… your weaknesses will greatly outnumber your strength.

You will have become so specialized that you are unfit for most circumstances encountered in sport, work and life… and I am sure that was not your goal when starting a physical fitness training program.

Let’s get one thing straight…

I am not against muscle growth and aerobic capacity… I am against the fitness industry’s unbalanced focus on muscle growth and aerobic capacity at the expense of true physical fitness.

Isolated muscle exercises performed on limited motion machines combined with extended aerobic sessions is not the path to strength, conditioning and fitness excellence… no matter what the fitness industry’s marketing machine says.

Commit yourself to strength, conditioning and fitness optimization if your goal is to develop performance improvements in all the 10 physical skills and produce a body that performs as good as it looks.

If your current physical fitness workout program is designed more for physical skill maximization… change it!

Because there is one thing that I know for sure…

If you have functional strength, superior conditioning and fitness excellence there will be times in sport, work and life that you need them… and if you don’t, there will be times when you wish you did.

Coach Lomax is a strength, conditioning and fitness coach dedicated to building better humans for sport, work and life. Learn more at Optimum Physical Training or take his FREE Tabata Calisthenics Workout Mini Course.

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S.M.A.R.T Goals @ Body Perfect Fitness and Health

Posted by Robert | Posted in Articles | Posted on 10-12-2010

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by: Robert Adams

S- Specific- Please make sure you know exactly what you are trying to accomplish. Lose 20 pounds, Get body fat %25 to 16%25, etc.

M- Measurable- How are you going to track it. A scale, a tape measure, or a special instrument. Also keep in mind how often as well. Daily, weekly,etc.

A- Acceptable- Does it make sense?

R- Realistic- Can you reach this goal in the time you set in the amount you want.
Like losing 20 pounds in a week. Don’t set yourself up for failure.

T- Timed- Put it on your calendar. How long is it going to take you.
Make sure you do not put to short of a time line on this one either.

So remember keep it S.M.A.R.T and keep it in print, and keep it close and in constant sight and your odds are bound to improve.

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Tips for Choosing Gym Quality Fitness Equipment for Your Home Use

Posted by Robert | Posted in Articles | Posted on 08-12-2010

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by: Jean Simmer

If you’ve been to health clubs and gyms before, you must have admired a few fitness equipment that have worked so well with your fitness routine. Now that you’re ready to invest in some serious exercise routine from your home, you’re probably wondering where to find gym-quality home fitness equipment.

If you’re a little bit confused, you’re not alone. With so many home fitness equipment that claim to be the best alternative to gym quality fitness machines, it’s easy to get lost in the choices. But with a little patience and some research, you’ll find the perfect home fitness equipment that is the best for your fitness needs. Here’s how:

Know your fitness goals
One of the biggest mistakes you could ever make is to buy the biggest, meanest gym quality fitness equipment monster there is simply because it’s the best looking one in the store. The truth is, picking a home fitness equipment is like picking a partner to marry. What could be perfect for one could be disastrous for another.

Keep your fitness goals in mind when shopping for a home fitness equipment. Take note of the physical activities you enjoy doing. For example, if you’re only trying to shed a few pounds and like hiking, a treadmill is the obvious choice. If you want to burn calories and target your lower body for toning, a stationary bike will fit your needs perfectly. Don’t buy more fitness equipment than you need or they’ll just end up gathering dust in a corner of your house.

Quality comes with a price
Gym quality home fitness equipment is not cheap and there’s a reason why they come with a high price tag. They are built to last and withstand the constant wear-and-tear they will be put under with regular use. For gym equipment to survive this much punishment, it has to be made with the toughest materials and pass stringent manufacturing specifications.

If you’re serious about getting fit using home gym equipment, then you probably have set aside a budget for it. Depending on your need, you will have a choice of gym quality home fitness equipment that starts at a reasonable $500 or you can go for the high-end home equipment that is priced at over $3000.

If your budget is at the range of a few hundred dollars, there is still a way to keep fit. Invest in several weights, a step trainer and a few workout videos. These will help you get started on a home fitness routine without the big machines.

However, while this alternative is cheaper, it does not offer the same fitness challenge that gym quality fitness equipment can. Once you get used to the exercise routine, you either have to up the challenge by purchasing new videos or just give up and get yourself a brand new fitness machine.

Go with the rave reviews
If there’s a gym equipment that you like, you can try to find a duplicate for home use at many fitness stores. Many health club fitness equipment manufacturers develop machines for home use that are gym quality as well. So if a particular brand suits you fine, you might try to get its home edition equipment not only for its familiarity but also for the assurance of quality it offers.

Ask your gym instructor for recommendations or your friends for gym equipment reviews. Do your research over the internet or in fitness magazines and find the best home fitness equipment that will suit your taste and budget. Don’t purchase fitness equipment sight-unseen, even if it claims to be gym quality. Many complaints about the performance of the machine do not appear until after you’ve test-run it for at least 20 minutes.

Try out the fitness equipment to see how you will perform. If it has a high learning curve, you probably will lose the motivation to use it. What looks effortless on TV may be very difficult to execute during actual use. Don’t be carried away with hard selling or clever marketing ploys. If a manufacturer claims that their home fitness product is gym quality, you should be the best judge of that, no one else.

Getting gym quality home fitness equipment is a true assignment for any health buff or health buff-to-be. Arm yourself with the right kind of information and shop around for the features that you know you will be making use of. Furthermore, once you buy a home fitness equipment, make sure to put it to good use. If it’s a gym-quality machine, it deserves to be treated as such.

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The Benefits Of Walking and Weight Loss

Posted by Robert | Posted in Articles | Posted on 07-12-2010

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Losing weight isn’t the easiest thing in the world.There are countless gimmicks out there – diet drinks, pills and supplements, even food that’s specially designed to help you lose weight.One of the best ways for beginners or for the very obese to lose weight is for them to pair walking and weight loss – and it’s one of the best ways to really start getting a body healthy.

There are many reasons people choose to try walking as a way to lose weight. For beginners, it’s not too stressful on their body.Walking to lose weight is one of the safest ways you can exercise without hurting yourself.This is also good because many obese people have trouble walking in the first time so it helps with that as well – the less stress that’s on an obese body the better for their health.

Of course, many people don’t actually know how to go about walking and losing weight. No matter how long you actually plan to be walking for, there are some basic tips you need to know.This is especially important for obese people who have a difficult time moving around at all – obese people often experience extra stress on all their joints because of their extra weight, and even if they could do most of the common exercises others do, it would probably damage their bodies.Instead, it’s best to take it slow and work one’s way up to the harder stuff.

First, when it comes to time of day to exercise, many people assume that morning is the best time.You should also invest in good running shoes before you start walking – they need to fit properly, have good soles and have wiggle room at the toes.And there are also very important rules for when you actually begin to pick up your pace too.You should be able to comfortably hold a conversation as you walk, as well.This can lead to more joint damage that joint damage is hard to recover from.

Many people who are just starting out on the road to weight loss find the connection between walking and weight loss to be extremely beneficial.It’s something that can be worked into every day and it can actually be quite fun.

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