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admin | August 22nd, 2010 | Weight Loss Exercise

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admin | July 21st, 2010 | Weight Loss Exercise

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admin | July 21st, 2010 | Weight Loss Nutrition

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Healthy Shoulder Muscle Gain

admin | July 16th, 2010 | Weight Loss Exercise

One of the most often injured areas in lifters is the rotator cuff. This is primarily due to a high volume of pressing (bench press, incline press, overhead press, etc.) and a low volume of work for the opposing muscles of the upper back. The best fix for this is obviously to begin to balance the training of your upper body. For every set of pressing you should do a set of rowing to balance the muscles of the shoulder girdle.

This strategy not only prevents injuries, but also prevents the dreaded “caveman posture” (rounded upper back). Proper posture is not only an issue of appearance though, it also improves your performance since the joints are stabilized and in correct alignment.

Balancing pressing with rows is a great start, but if you have been training in an unbalanced manner for awhile then you may also need to do some concentrated work for the rotator cuffs. Please notice that this is to be done in addition to a balanced training program. There is nothing I hate more than seeing some guy do set after set of heavy bench presses and then do a few sets of a rotator cuff exercise with 5 pounds in an effort to prevent injury.

Always remember that proper program design is your first line of defense against injuries! If you don’t know how to properly design a training program (hint: there is more to it than just balancing rows and presses) then find someone who does. Your muscle gains will be faster and your injuries will be fewer.

With that said, let’s look at a couple of simple rotator cuff exercises you can use:

1. Prone 90/90 RotationsStart laying face down on a bench. Grab a light dumbbell or plate in each hand. Raise the dumbbells off the floor by bending your elbows to 90 degrees and having your upper arm at 90 degrees to your body. This is your starting position. From this position you are going to keep your elbows in the same position and rotate at the shoulder until the dumbbells are out to the side of your head. Then return to the starting position and repeat.

2. Side-lying 0/90 RotationsStart lying on your left side with a dumbbell or plate in your right hand. Put your elbow on your hip with a 90 degree bend in your elbow. Your forearm should be lying across your stomach. This is the start position. From this position rotate from the shoulder while keeping the elbow at your hip. Rotate as far as your flexibility will allow and then return to the starting position.

These two direct rotator cuff movements are a fantastic addition to an already sound muscle gaining program. There are many more rotator cuff exercises, but the basics will serve you well for while. Do not be surprised if you cannot use more than 2 or 3 pounds on these movements at first. If you have been neglecting your rotator cuffs and upper back for awhile then they are bound to be weak. Give it some time and you will begin to see progress.

If you stick to a well-designed training program you will prevent injuries and gain muscle mass. Always keep in mind that a great training program comes before everything else. If your workout program is poorly designed then don’t ever expect to see consistent muscle gains no matter how hard you work in the gym or what supplements you take.

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The Ultimate Online Dating Playbook for Men

admin | July 16th, 2010 | Weight Loss Nutrition

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Hypnotism for Weight Loss: Look Better & Ensure You Lose the Weight that Keeps Holding You Back

admin | July 13th, 2010 | Weight Loss Psychology

Hypnotism for weight loss is proving to be a strong tool that many overweight people are relying on as they chisel out newfound weight loss success.

But, what exactly is hypnosis or hypnotism for weight loss?

The American Psychological Association Division of Psychological Hypnosis provided the following definition in 1993: “Hypnosis is a procedure during which a health professional or researcher suggests that a client, patient, or subject experience changes in sensations, perceptions, thoughts, or behavior.”

As you may have guessed, these “changes” can apply to the thoughts and behaviors you have about food.

The American Psychological Association Division of Psychological Hypnosis also says this: “The hypnotic context is generally established by an induction procedure. Although there are many different hypnotic inductions, most include suggestions for relaxation, calmness, and well-being.”

This “relaxation, calmness and well-being” can be used to modify those habits and thought patterns that caused you to gain weight, and once these are addressed and dealt with, you can lose the weight that is holding you back from being your very best and keeping you from enjoying your life to its fullest.

Using hypnotism for Weight Loss, you will be given instructions to imagine or think about pleasant experiences. Of course, people respond to hypnosis in different ways, but rest assured that hypnotism for weight loss is a positive experience; and more importantly, one that can bring about very strong results.

According to the American Psychological Association Division of Psychological Hypnosis, some people describe their experience as an altered state of consciousness. Others describe hypnosis as a normal state of focused attention, in which they feel very calm and relaxed.

Regardless of how and to what degree they respond, most people describe the experience as very pleasant. Unlike the movies portrayal of hypnotism for weight loss, you will not be “lured” into a deep, deep trance-like state where you lose control over your behavior.

On the contrary, you can expect to remain in control over your behavior. You can expect to remain aware of who you are and where you are, and to remember what transpired during hypnosis for weight loss sessions.

Hypnosis makes it easier for people to experience suggestions, but it does not force them to have these experiences (according to the Executive Committee of the American Psychological Association Division of Psychological Hypnosis [1993, Fall] Psychological Hypnosis: A Bulletin of Division 30, 2, p. 7.).

This said, hypnotism for weight loss is not a quick fix or a mere band-aid for a larger problem. Instead, it is a long-term solution, one that can provide you with the focus and the motivation you need to get your diet on track and keep it there.

Copyright 2006 John Leogue. Not having an incentive to lose weight makes weight loss virtually impossible. Hypnosis is a powerful weight loss tool. Find out how hypnosis can help you lose weight by visiting www.thezenofthin.info.

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Shakeology Healthiest Shake Around the World

admin | July 12th, 2010 | Weight Loss Nutrition


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Twinlab 100% whey Protein Fuel Chocolate Surge- 2Lb

admin | July 11th, 2010 | Weight Loss Exercise

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admin | July 10th, 2010 | Weight Loss For Men

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Weight Gain and Weight Loss – the Psychological Ramifications

admin | July 7th, 2010 | Weight Loss Psychology

With roughly the same amount of food being available to all of us in our society, why do some people end up with weight problems while others don’t? And moreover, why are some of us able to lose weight and change our lifestyle relatively easily, while others hold onto their excess weight? There are about three different answers to those questions. The first is physical – some of us have a faster metabolism than others. We just burn calories faster, so any weight that we do gain is quickly lost. The second answer is behavioral – this refers to the habits we have picked up over the years. If we have bad eating habits, they can be changed, but until they are, we are likely stuck with any weight that we do gain.

The third variable is psychological, and it may even be the most powerful determinant for who will be able to lose weight and who won’t. Many of us have a psychological basis for our weight gain or weight loss. Until the psychological issues are dealt with, weight loss may well prove impossible. Once the person deals with these issues, however, weight loss may occur quickly and easily, even if you aren’t trying to lose weight.

In a sense, it is natural that food and weight might be linked to psychological issues, because food is also linked to childhood and our relationship with our mothers. This is the earliest and most potent psychological reality. Think about what your mother taught you about food. Did she show love by giving you food? Or did she withhold food, out of a concern about weight gain (many mothers in the 1950s and 60s did this, as thinness was considered important). Chances are, the way in which your mother dealt with food has a bearing on how you deal with it and what you feel about it. If your mother used food to show love, you might have a problem dieting or restricting food, because restricting how much you eat makes you feel unloved. On the other hand, if your mother controlled your food intake and you felt the need to rebel against her rules, you might still be rebelling by eating too much – even as an adult!

It can be more complicated than that, though. How do you feel when you think about losing weight? Some of us love the idea before it starts to happen, but when it does, we get scared and start to sabotage are own weight loss plans. The fact is that you may have a vested interest in holding on to your excess weight. It may be doing something for you, in a sense – for example, it may be hiding the ‘real you’ from the world, and protecting you. For women in particular, carrying excess weight means that they will be less attractive to men, and this can be a way of avoiding relationships. People who have experienced abuse in the past may use this as a way of hiding. On the other hand, people might also want to hold on to weight (on a subconscious level, of course) because the world seems like a dangerous place, and they are afraid of getting swept away. Having excess weight on your body makes you bigger, literally; you may feel better equipped ot deal with the dangers of the world if you are heavier.

Most of these fears and desires take place on a subconscious level only. What you are consciously experiencing is a lot different – you might think that your are really trying to lose weight, but not succeeding. You might even conclude that you ‘can’t’ lose weight, for whatever reason. In many cases, just recognizing that you have a psychological basis of your weight gain may be enough for you to let go of it. You can make the shift, and the weight will suddenly start to come off easily, even spontaneously.

On the other hand, you may not be able to get past these issues on your own, especially if they have to do with the past – with a history of abuse, for example. You may need to seek counseling in that case, and though this can be challenging work, the end result is always worth it – not just weight loss, but regaining a positive sense of self.

Authored by Michael Bens. For more great information on Weight Loss, diets, nutrition, and living a great healthy life style visit Gabae Weight Loss

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