Run Faster: 3 Lessons on Increasing Speed From Usain Bolt

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If you want to run faster here are 3 quick lessons you can learn from Usain Bolt, the world’s fastest man. Improve your performance in a hurry using this sound advice.

Is Running Worth the Risk of Injury?

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Let’s get something clear right up front. Doing any form of exercise incorrectly can cause injury. Doing exercises you aren’t in good enough condition to do can cause injury. And running is one activity that people are prone to injure themselves doing.

For Cardiovascular Health: Longer, Stronger or Faster?

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To get the best benefit, should you add tension, go faster or exercise longer?

How to Progress in Your Metabolic Circuits

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Metabolic circuits may be varied but they aren’t plateau-proof. To keep getting optimal results, work these changes into your routine.

After months of metabolic circuits, I’m not losing fat!

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It can be frustrating to follow a rigorous exercise regimen and see zero results.

Take a look at these five reasons why your fitness routine stopped working.

Exercise Without Bulking Up?

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A lot of women want to scale back their lower-body muscle bulk to look more proportionate. Here are two ways to maintain strength and tone minus the bulk.

To Lose Weight Faster, Treadmill or Exercise Bike?

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The simple answer is a treadmill because you are going to burn more calories. The complex answer is treadmills are much harder on your joints.

Which First: Cardio or Strength Training?

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Many have learned that strength training should be done before cardio. Is it true, and what’s the logic behind it?

Should I Be Doing Long Runs or Walks to Lose Weight?

The key to losing or maintaining weight is pretty simple: you want your metabolism to be as high as possible. So will running or walking skyrocket your metabolism?

Should I Do Cardio or Weight Training to Lose Weight?

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For years we have been told that the calories we burn while doing cardio or weight training are equal. Here’s the truth from a fitness coach’s perspective.