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3 Effective tools to help you stick to your New Year’s Resolution’s

January 5, 2018 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

We’ve all been there. The new year rolls around and we have an enormous amount of ambition. There are so many things we are looking forward to, but as the months start going by, we start to focus on errands and forget our large, long term goals. Slowly but surely, you start to forget what […]

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Why Fitness Magazines are Ruining your Workouts

May 2, 2017 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

Any time you pick up a fitness magazine, you’re bound to see pictures of ultra shredded people claiming to have new workouts to burn fat and put on some sexy muscles. They’ll tell you how Hugh Jackman put on 30 pounds of muscle in just three months to play Wolverine in his new movie or how […]

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Filed Under: Exercise, Health & Fitness Tagged With: belly fat, calories, Change, Diet, Exercise, fat burn, fat loss, fit, fitness, fitness magazines, Flat Belly, health, healthy, Healthy Eating, help, inspirational, motivational, muscles, science, shredded, skill, society, workout, workouts

The Special Benefits of Gaining Weight

April 26, 2016 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

So many were disappointed in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. but I was personally impressed with one thing. Gail Gadot’s transformation for the role of Wonder Woman. Not only did she look better with the extra weight that she put on, but it came with a lot of benefits as well. Take a look […]

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Filed Under: Health & Fitness Tagged With: batman v superman, calories, carbohydrates, Change, dawn of justice, environment, Exercise, fat, fitness, Flat Belly, Food, gail gadot, habit, Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, health, health benefits, Healthy Eating, help, inspirational, motivational, muscles, protein, saturated fat, strength, training, weight, weight gain, weight lifting, weight training, Wonder woman

Dietary Supplements

March 22, 2014 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

Supplements

First of all, I’d like to say I’m not a big fan of dietary supplements, but in some cases, they’re necessary. Vegetarians, vegans and those with food allergies inevitably may have to supplement in order to avoid malnutrition. With that being said, there are three principles to supplementing wisely: Get nutrients from food whenever possible […]

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Filed Under: Health & Fitness Tagged With: calories, Diet, Exercise, fitness, habit, health, healthy, muscle, muscles, science, society, supplements, uncomfortable, weight loss

Looks Like Sugar is Worse Than Tobacco

February 12, 2014 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2536180/Sugar-new-tobacco-Health-chiefs-tell-food-giants-slash-levels-third.html The article above goes into the growing concern about sugar and it’s long term effects. Think about it, heart disease, obesity and diabetes are growing at an alarming rate compared to lung cancer. Sugar is almost in everything. Smoking on the other hand, is not as available. The fact that sugar is in most […]

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: calories, carbohydrates, carbs, Diet, Exercise, fat, fitness, Flat Belly, glucose, Healthy Eating, insulin, low fat, muscles, saturated fat, science, Sugar, weight loss

Bullshit Physical Therapy

February 9, 2014 by Amir Aribokill 2 Comments

Physical Therapy

The thing that gets me most about physical therapy is how much bullshi’t is involved in it these days. There are people out there with legitimate problems, yet the practice is outdated. People are usually sent to physical therapy to rehabilitate a broken bone, torn muscles/ligaments or even a dislocation. Rest, massages and pain killers […]

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Filed Under: Habits & Lifestyle Design Tagged With: environment, Exercise, fitness, Habits & Lifestyle Hacks, health, healthy, muscle, muscles, physical therapy, science, strength, training, weight lifting, weight training

Sweating isn’t Cool

January 21, 2014 by Amir Aribokill 1 Comment

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There’s this idea out there that sweating is a good thing. A lot of people feel good about the idea of working up a sweat. It’s always very annoying when I see or hear people mashing (making stuff up or running off with a guess). Here is the medical definition and explanation of what sweating […]

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Filed Under: Exercise, Health & Fitness Tagged With: Diet, Exercise, fitness, health, healthy, muscle, muscles, overheating, science, society, sweat, sweating, weight loss

How to Train for Sports Properly

November 12, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

Sports Training

The first thing most athletes are told is to avoid heavy weight lifting and that sports training should consist of training that targets strength, speed, stamina, flexibility and balance. Functional or explosive training is what most sports programs will offer you. In fact, this has only been popularized recently, after the whole aerobics boom of […]

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Filed Under: Health & Fitness Tagged With: Exercise, Flat Belly, habit, health, healthy, Healthy Eating, help, insulin, muscle, muscles, paradigm, science, skill, sports, strength, training, weight lifting, weight training

Three Reasons Why You Should be Taking Creatine

October 19, 2013 by Amir Aribokill

Creatine

Creatine has been studied for over two decades now and nothing but good news has come from it. First off, there are a few rumors about creatine damaging the kidneys and all sorts of crap. The science doesn’t show any effects from creatine on the kidneys. With that out of the way, let’s get to […]

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Filed Under: Health & Fitness Tagged With: carbohydrates, carbs, creatine, Diet, Exercise, glucose, health, ketosis, muscle, muscles, saturated fat, science, weight lifting, weight loss, weight training

Working out for Balance

September 12, 2013 by Amir Aribokill Leave a Comment

Increasing Balance

It’s funny how popular “functional training” is these days despite the lack of evidence. One element of the functional training fad that I want to discuss today is training for “balance”. The idea is that we have “stabilizer”  muscles to support the bigger muscles in our body. Train these muscles and we’ll be better equipped […]

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Filed Under: Exercise Tagged With: balance, brain, motor skills, muscles, nervous system, neurological, skill

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