• Stop the hunger: The consumption of protein suppress appetite by triggering a specific hormone that creates the feeling of fullness and satiety. • Increase metabolism: Protein ingestion increases metabolism, which occurs to support nutrient absorption. • Increase and maintain...
The gluteus maximus is the largest muscle in the human body. Training the glutes is very popular especially among women. Hip thrust is one of the best exercises to develop the glutes. In a study published in 2021 in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning...
TUT refers to the length of time that a muscle contracts using slow, controlled movements. Instead of focusing on repetitions, TUT focuses on performing the exercise at a slower pace with less momentum, thus increasing the length of time a muscle is contracted (Miller &...
Posture refers to the way you hold your body when sitting, standing or sleeping. Incorrect posture can lead to pain in the muscles and joints. Tips for better posture: Keep your shoulders aligned Maintain a balanced head position Engage your core muscle Take regular breaks Choose...
1. Wearable technology 2. Strength training with free weights 3. Body weight training 4. Fitness programmes for older adults 5. Functional fitness training 6. Outdoor activities 7. High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) 8. Exercise for weight loss 9. Employing certified fitness professionals 10. Personal training ...
In a study published by the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2022; 36 [11], 3074–80) researchers from Texas A&M University and University of Houston-Victoria examined the effects of oral contraceptives on young healthy women ages 18–29 during a 10-week whole-body resistance training program. The study...
A study published by the British Journal of Sports Medicine (2022; 56 [13]), demonstrated some benefits of using muscle strengthening exercises for longevity. The risk of heart disease, total cancer, diabetes, lung cancer and generally death from any cause linked with 10%-17% reduction with muscle...
In a study conducted by Edith Cowan University, in collaboration with two Japanese universities, researchers found that eccentric exercise movements are the most effective at increasing muscle strength and size. Kazunori Nosaka Phd stated that even 3 seconds a day, five times per week, can increase...