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Whey Protein
38 days ago
by James King
Whey protein is protein that is isolated from whey, a by-product of cheese manufactured from cow’s milk. Whey protein typically comes in three major forms: concentrate, isolate and hydrolysate. Concentrates contain a low level of fat and cholesterol but generally have higher levels of bioactive comp ...
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Weight Machines
38 days ago
by James King
Weights machines are resistance-exercise stations with a fixed action. Most weights machines have one or two uses, but there are others that have a variety of attachments and handles that allow the user to perform a multiple exercises. As with any piece of equipment, there are pros and cons. Some ar ...
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Weight Training
38 days ago
by James King
Weight training simply refers to training with weights. These can include Free Weights, Weight Machines at your gym, or even just your Body Weight in exercises such as Push-ups. There are many different ways you can train with weights, including High Intensity Training, Super Slow, High Volume Train ...
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Warm-Up
38 days ago
by James King
A warm up is a short period of exercise (usually cardiovascular in nature) that is performed before exercise. It is designed to gently prepare the muscles, joints, nerves and cardiovascular system for the more strenuous activity that awaits them. Warm-ups are usually tailored to the activity about t ...
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Water Intake
38 days ago
by James King
Water intake is the amount of non-diuretic fluid we take in during the day. Water intake has to be monitored in order to make sure we take in the right amount. During periods of intense sweating, we need more water to replace fluids lost. It is possible to over-hydrate though. In long distance endur ...
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Ventricle
38 days ago
by James King
The ventricles are the larger chambers of the heart. They have a thick muscular wall as they are designed to pump blood out of the heart. The right ventricle pumps the blood to the lungs to be filled with oxygen. Once the blood returns to the heart it is passed via the left atrium into the [...] Ven ...
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