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Men’s strength training and how it changes with age
When it comes to men and the gym, the main type of exercise we think about is lifting weights. Does this change with age?
Can you do the splits or place your body in strange shapes? What is Hypermobility?
Can you do the splits or place your body in strange shapes?
Male strength training at home, is it possible?
Most people associate strength training with throwing heavy weights around a gym and not from home - However it is possible to still hit all your desired strength goals, at home Read more….
Girl Power! training for strength as a Female Teenager
I started going to the gym at 15. I had no idea what I was doing. I would spend 40 minutes on the treadmill, do a few resistance machines and leave. I had no structure to my training and no real reason as to why I was doing it.
My biggest piece of advice for any females wanting to start the gym or training is, keep at it!
What is Hypermobility? Can a personal trainer help you?
Can you place your hands flat on the floor without bending your knees? Can you bend your thumb to touch your forearm? Can you do the splits or place your body in strange shapes? Do your kneecaps or shoulders dislocate?
Are you symptomatic with this extra movement?
Men’s strength training and how it changes with age
When it comes to men and the gym, the main type of exercise we think about is lifting weights. If you ask the majority of males in a gym why they lift weights, the answer will be simple… to look better and get stronger.