Thursday 18 March 2010

50 reasons YOU are not in shape and find out what is really stopping you getting results!



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The first article follows on from last week. If eating too much fat is not the reason you are not in the shape you want to be then what is? The video and / or article today outlines more than 50 reasons you may be struggling to get results. This is from looking at the causal factors of health. If you take this approach it will transform your view of results and it will be one big stride in the right direction.



The second article details the fitness profile testing system I Pioneered. It allows you to compare your strength versus your stretching or your jogging. It gives a complete view of that very general term fitness.



The final link is form my Daily Motivational Tips and details the real element that are blocking success. You may be surprised that it is not the thing you think it is.





Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training

Rugby fitness training - Lunging - All you need to know and an example of a Plyometric training session



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The first article follows on from the squat a couple of weeks back but this one looks at the lunge. In my opinion the lunge is more effective than as squat if you had to only pick one exercise but as you do not include them both! Read today's article to learn the key elements to make the exercise work, the many variations you can do and also the main mistakes people make.
The second article is an example of a plyometric training plan. This workout will really enhance your speed strength which will therefore improve your speed, agility and power. The exercises are simple yet effective and can be performed without any equipment.


Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training

Thursday 11 March 2010

Fats, The Top Ten Gym Mistakes Part 2 and stop offering me chocolates!


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The first article today returns to the most confused subject in all of nutrition. Still everyone sits on the too much fat bandwagon despite society consuming significantly lower fat now than previously and despite studies showing the lack of links (they do not get much media attention do they?) and despite the fact most people eat low fat yet are still not at the level of body fat they want.



As the first generation in the history of society to go low fat our 5 billion person strong experiment seems to be showing fairly conclusively that low fat makes you fat! Read the first article today for more information.



The second link is to part two of the article from last week. The most common exercise mistakes I see people make each time I go to the gym are so simple to correct it is madness for you to keep making them and so limit your results. It is a lot easier to read my article than it is to waste a year doing the wrong training techniques.



The final article from my Daily Motivation Series examines the issue of other people offering you food and tempting you to go awry with your efforts. Take a read if this sounds like you.



Hope you are well


Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Fitness Training

Thursday 4 March 2010

A Food Rotation System, the Top 10 Gym Mistakes and why people do not enjoy exercise


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Following on from last week's article on food sensitivities you can use the food rotation system I have outlined in the first article today to decrease the likelihood of you developing new sensitivities and also reduce the effect any current ones may be having on your body. The system is simple, easy to use and will help your body out by introducing some variety in your eating.


The second article is the first of two parts about the top ten gym mistakes. The advice here applies to any exercise really so if you exercise to any extent read the points and ensure you are not making them. I would estimate over 90% of regular exercisers make one or more of the following mistakes. I know I have made almost all of them over the years.



The final article is from my daily weight loss motivation tips. It is about why people do not enjoy exercise. There are only six possible reasons and I have outlined them here. If you do not enjoy exercise it is going to be difficult to maintain it long term. Learn how to like it by following the link.




Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training

Rugby fitness training - Different types of strength and an example strength training routine to combine them all

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The first article reviews the two types of strength. Contrary to popular belief strength is not simply about how much weight you can lift. When it comes to dynamic sports then the element of time taken to apply the force has to be included when viewing your strength because this has a huge impact on performance

The second article is an example training session that allows you to develop both strength elements and therefore maximise performance on the field of play. Take a look and try it for four weeks.