Take a Week Off
Have you ever tried to give up something that you just didn’t want to? I’m sure you have. We all have. That favorite food, drink, or dessert can be almost impossible to live without. It can be tough at times, but I have a little tip that can help. It is meant to be applied…
Myths of Women and Weightlifting
There are a lot of people out there that still believe many of myths about women lifting weights. Today’s post is going to cover two big ones. I want people, especially females, to know that lifting weights is extremely valuable, especially if your goal is weight loss or fat loss. If you still fall into…
Exercise vs. Medication
Medication is one of the most widely bought items across the United States. Last year alone, 325.8 billion dollars was spent on medicine (1). Yes, that’s right billion. Why is so much money poured into medicine? Well a lot of it has to do with out lack of exercise and poor nutrition. Now, I am not…
Nutritional Convenience: The Good and The Bad
In the fast moving world today, time is limited. We stretch our time over many different things. This makes it hard to accomplish other things, especially when trying to lose weight. Because of this, the convenience factor usually creeps in. When pressed for time we eat things like fast food, microwavable processed meals, and pre-packaged…
Start Small, Finish Big
In today’s world, it seems like we rarely have time to breath, let alone start a fitness program. It can be very hard to find the time and motivation to get in a workout. I see this time and time again in the gym. We all have families, jobs, school, or many other things that…
Five Reasons You Aren’t Losing Weight
Losing weight can be one of the hardest things to do. Many who begin this journey do not know where to start, and give up when they do not see results quickly. Today I want to share with you five factors that could prevent you from seeing a drop on the scale. This is by…