The Only 5 Gym Machines You Need (Plus 3 You Should Avoid) Bicycling 1 hr ago Selene Yeager © andresr - Getty Images The gym floor can be an overwhelming and intimidating experience, but these are the only pieces of equipment cyclists need.
Walking into a gym can be a bit like a trip to Costco: You have a pretty good idea of what you want, but when you get there, all you see is a sea of shiny objects, and you suddenly have no idea what to do.
We get it the gym floor can be overwhelming and intimidating. But it doesn’t have to be that way. The reality is that as a cyclist, you only need a handful of machines to complement your regular riding and free-weight routine to build cycling-specific strength, says Menachem Brodie, certified strength and conditioning specialist and founder of Human Vortex Training.
Around 50 Percent of Older Adults Have a Herniated Disc Without Knowing—Do You?
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Around 50% of Older Adults Have a Herniated Disc Without Knowing It
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Don t Get Stuck In a Fitness Rut Here s How to Change Up Your Workout Bicycling 4 hrs ago Selene Yeager © Grace Cary - Getty Images Don’t let your routine become routine. Frequent change means consistent gains. Here’s how to change up your workout and how often, according to experts.
The godfather of fitness Jack LaLanne himself once told me that his secret to avoiding plateaus was religiously changing his workout routine every three to four weeks. He was pushing 90 at the time, and though certainly past his physical prime, he was still remarkably fit and strong, thanks to heeding his own advice.
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The 25 Best Ways to Protect Your Heart Now
Take advantage of new tech, new science, and new thinking.
By Bill Bradley, Ben Court, Paul Kita, Cassie Shortsleeve, and Selene Yeager Feb 15, 2021 Dan Forbes
TREATING YOUR HEART right today isn’t just about doing the same old stuff. Take advantage of new advances in science, technology, and the products around you and you can help remove cardiovascular disease from that number-one-killer-of-men spot. Here are the 25 best things you can do right now for that vulnerable organ.