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But I Hate the Gym! - Gym-Free Fitness (Part 1 of 2)
"I know I should exercise," a good friend of mine was lamenting to me late last week, "but I really hate going to gyms." I have to admit, my initial response to this was incredulity - even in my much heavier days (when I had a BMI of 35, very little of which was due to muscle!), I still loved the gym environment. There's... Read more
Home Fitness Workout Tips To Help You Lose Weight
One of the main reasons that people workout regularly is to help manage their weight, and to be sure that is a very good side effect of having a healthy workout routine. But some find that even with working out regularly they just don't seem to get the results that they really want with regard to their weight. What could be going... Read more
The Top 3 Home Fitness Workouts Mistakes
When you exercise you want to be sure to get the best results possible in the shortest period of time. Unfortunately many people handicap themselves unknowingly by making common mistakes that hinder their progress. The good news is that these mistakes can be fixed very easily and they can be avoided altogether if you know what they are.... Read more
Fire up Your Motivation to Get Started with Your Home Gym
As a young girl, I came across an interview in a leading magazine of a lady who was able to shed nearly hundred pounds of weight through sheer determination. Right motivation, as the lady believed was the factor that got her started in the first place. Unlike the pursuits in any other fields, a weight loss program involves both a high... Read more
All About Space Efficient Home Gyms
As the lifestyle of people changes, more and more people are these days keen on getting themselves a home gym rather than joining the gym across the town. This is more so because people these days don't even have the time to drive to the gym across the town. Sometimes the club membership cost is also a bit too steep for many. A good... Read more
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A calorie is an unit of measurement for energy. The calorie was never a metric or SI unit. In most fields, it has been replaced by the joule, the SI unit of energy.