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How to do exercises with your own weight and why they are important.

Training with your own weight is an effective and convenient form of exercise, suitable for any level of physical fitness. Movements with their own weight can be added to traditional strength training, to cardio programs, or used separately. Using versions of exercises with your own weight is a great and safe way to learn how to perform movements correctly.
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Have you ever thought about training twice a day?

Two-day workouts usually refer to the world of high-level athletes training for a particular sport or competition. It is quite difficult for the average person to find time for one workout, not to mention to carve out enough time for two a day.

But that doesn't mean you should laugh at this concept at all. Exercising twice a day has its benefits if you know how to make the right schedule to stay safe.
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A powerful abs workout that not everyone can handle.

There are no elementary movements here — this intensive training of the press is a real find. Start with 10 reps each and see if you can increase the level to 15 or 20.

Key muscle: spinal muscles

Paired bundles of muscles and tendons that cling to the spine to protect and strengthen the entire back.
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How to determine the required number of approaches and repetitions.

Your training plan usually specifies a certain number of sets and a certain number of repetitions. But what are repetitions and approaches? And how should you determine how many reps and sets you should do?
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How training affects anger.

Anger is a normal, healthy emotion that everyone ever experiences. Deep emotions such as sadness, fear, or guilt can also be expressed by anger. During times of stress, we may experience anger more often than usual.

Anger brings problems when it becomes uncontrollable. Some people train to manage their emotions and frustrations.

Aerobic exercise, in particular, can help reduce anxiety, depression and hostility. A short workout can help prevent an angry mood.
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Is it possible to train every day.

Although getting gold stars in a workout tracker for a daily workout sounds good, you don't have to force yourself to practice every day. However, if you keep a few things in mind, you can safely exercise your body every day of the week.

Whatever the reason, if you exercise every day—or feel like you should—there are a few important factors you need to keep in mind. While exercising every day may be normal, a more likely scenario is that in many situations they may actually work against your health and fitness goals.
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How to use recovery days effectively to get the most out of your workouts.

To improve the body, you need to not only work hard in the gym, but also do the right things the rest of the time.
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Why your buttocks do not increase, no matter how much you train the gluteal muscles.

If you do a billion squats, but you still feel like you don't have buttocks, you may be making some of these common mistakes when training your glutes.

Firstly, you cannot selectively train one part of the body. Squats work not only on the buttocks, they also work with your quadriceps, hamstrings, core, hip flexors and back."

Therefore, if you are looking for exercises to increase your buttocks, be prepared to build more muscles throughout your lower body. However, the results of muscle building are slow, so don't be upset if you don't notice signs that your buttocks are growing immediately.
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Burning and muscle pain after training - is it true that it is due to lactic acid, and how to prevent it.

Lactic acid is formed when the body converts glucose into energy. Lactic acid production occurs at low oxygen levels, usually during high-intensity exercise. Lactic acid buildup can interfere with your workouts, so it's important to understand why this happens and how to prevent it.
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About the sensational exercise - pelvic clock.

The pelvic clock is a very subtle exercise on the mat. Imagine that you have a watch lying in the bottom of your stomach. Twelve hours is the navel, 6 hours is the upper part of the pubic bone. Your pelvic bones are in positions 9 and 3. You engage the abdominal press to move the pelvis just a couple of centimeters or so in each direction. The goal is to make this movement smoothly with the help of the press, not the back. You isolate the movement of the pelvis so that the upper body remains motionless and relaxed, and the hip joints allow the pelvis to move without affecting the legs. Use this exercise to better understand the position of the abs, pelvis and spine.
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6 best sports exercises for women.

Fashionable workouts for women always appear in an attempt to make exercises interesting and inspire people to move.

The best part of the exercises given below? They don't require tons of equipment — you just need a yoga mat and a pair of light and medium dumbbells.
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L-sit - How to perform the bar in the L-position.

In recent years, the bar has overtaken both twists and squats in the nomination "The best exercise for the body". But there is a new technique that can compete with the bars in terms of efficiency and importance: List.

In fact, planks are very common - go to any gym, and most likely you will see someone shaking in the plank, glancing at the stopwatch every few seconds.

Like the plank, the L-set is also a basic movement with its own weight, but rarely appears outside of gyms. L-shaped designs are difficult, but if you want to improve the strength and stability of the case, they are simply necessary.
It's time to give this step the attention it deserves.
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What is isometric exercises.

Isometric exercises are movements involving isometric contraction. There are three types of muscle contractions:

* Concentric

* Eccentric

· Isometric

With a concentric movement, the muscle shortens during work, as in the flexion phase of the biceps. On the contrary, the eccentric movement lengthens the muscles during work, as the phase of lowering the flexion of the arms on the biceps.

But isometric exercises require you to exert muscle strength without moving. In other words, you have to hold the contraction without moving in the joint.
When you contract a muscle isometrically, you do not move the limbs, do not lengthen or shorten the muscle fibers — the joint is considered static. Even if you don't move the mouse within its range of motion, the fibers are still activated and excited in response to resistance.
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Adjustable dumbbells are a universal option for you.

Strength training is essential for strong muscles and bones. They also help maintain a healthy body weight along with cardiovascular exercise and a balanced diet. Building and maintaining strength helps to improve the conduct of daily activities, making it easier to complete tasks and reducing the likelihood of injury.
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How a fitness trainer will help make your life more active.

Key findings

* Observing how your body reacts to activity can help increase productivity.

* Maintaining a constant routine of coming and going to work affects stress levels.

* Using tracker data can help in other ways, such as early detection of flu or reducing health risks·
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Do elastic knee pads work when running and training?

If you lead an active lifestyle, small pains in something are inevitable. This is just part of the exercise! One of the most common pains experienced by athletes and gym enthusiasts is knee pain.

The main causes of knee pain are running, walking, jumping, squats and lunges. You may get injured as a result of these movements, or the pain may also be caused by biomechanical problems (knee function and movement), wear over time, or even arthritis.
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How to choose the right clothes for training.

Having the right sportswear to exercise can sometimes be just as important as having the right fitness equipment. While it may seem like your clothes don't matter much when it comes to daily cardio, in fact what you wear can have a huge impact on both your stamina and your motivation.

The next time you feel the need to refresh your sportswear, check out the tips below for choosing workout clothes.
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Why you should try training with a rope.

Jumping rope is not only for children. A skipping rope is an effective and portable tool that you should add to your arsenal of equipment, because it can provide both a warm-up and a serious workout. Jumping rope has many advantages: it is an amazing cardio workout that improves your coordination, speeds up your metabolism and makes you sweat like crazy.
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How to return to the sport after recovering from COVID-19 and whether it is possible to practice in case of illness.

Regardless of whether you are a professional athlete or an active adult cured of COVID-19, you probably can't wait to get back on the field or resume training. Or, if you have no symptoms or the disease is mild, you may be wondering what you can do while waiting out the infection.
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Why regular workouts are actually useful.

Do you know that exercises are useful, but do you know how useful they are? Find out how exercise can improve your life - from a good mood to an improved sex life.

Do you want to feel better, gain energy and even extend your life for several years? Just exercise.
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