Category: Training

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Training Differences Between Males and Females

Whether you're a mom juggling school drop-offs, soccer practice, and work emails, or a dad fitting workouts between a 9-to-5 and family dinners, training looks different—and should look different—depending on your body and your lifestyle. Let’s break it down.   5...

Back Pain – Be Gone!

Let’s be real—back pain is the worst. You bend down to tie your shoe, and suddenly, you feel like you aged 20 years. You sit too long at your desk, and now getting up feels like you just ran a marathon … backward. If you’re reading this, chances are you’re dealing...

How to Build a Great HIIT Workout for Fat Loss

If you’re looking for a workout that torches calories, boosts metabolism, and leaves you feeling like a superhero in under 30 minutes, a High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workout is your jam!    The best part?    You don’t need fancy equipment or hours...

Cardio for Fat Loss: Why It’s About More Than Burning Calories

When it comes to fat loss, many women default to cardio workouts in the hopes of torching calories and shedding pounds. But the truth is, cardio isn't just about burning fat — it's about improving your cardiovascular health. While it can certainly help you reach your...

Menopause & Weight Loss: Unveiling the Power of Resistance Training

Menopause is like nature’s way of saying, “Surprise! Your body’s on a new adventure!” While it brings some exciting changes, it also throws in a few curveballs, particularly when it comes to weight loss. But don’t worry, there’s a bright side! Let’s explore how you...

Unlocking Strength and Stability: The Core Training Hierarchy

What’s the one area nearly everyone would enjoy toning up?  Men and women of all ages dream of having a leaner core free of stubborn body fat, so they try EVERYTHING.   Sit ups and crunches.   Belly wraps.   Crash diets.   And it just never seems to work!  Why? ...

Cardio for Fat Loss (A Lifter’s POV)

Powerlifters are NOT endurance athletes. EliteFTS suggests powerlifters should do 2 to 3 sessions of 20 to 45 minutes of cardio. Hold up – AT A WALKING PACE. I’m a powerlifter; therefore, as a fitness coach, I naturally attract individuals looking to train through...

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