You want the body in the mirror to be fit. You know your ideal pant size. And you can imagine how great you’d look in a bathing suit.
So why don’t you have that body?
If this is you, I’m guessing that you even know things you could be doing…but you just aren’t doing them.
We need to fix bigger problems than fitness knowledge; we need to look at some life issues that get in the way of your success.… Read the rest
I’m often asked what single exercise will deliver the most benefit the fastest.
Today, I’m going to answer that question.
Simply put, bigger is better. Let me explain…
The most productive exercise is the most intense exercise.
Two major criteria of what makes an exercise intense are:
1. It involves the greatest amount of muscle tissue possible (it’s the BIGGEST), and…
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What I learned isn’t some special “Mr. Miyagi” move. It’s a lot deeper, and a lot more important.
I learned a secret about HABITS, and I’ll explain my car story in just a second…
First, let me ask: what are YOUR habits?
Do you eat the same thing for lunch, go through the same exercise routine, and fall into bed at the same time each night?… Read the rest
You don’t have to deprive yourself of any good food–you’ll probably end up getting even more enjoyment than if you stuffed yourself.
Most people who believe it is impossible will never even try, and they won’t be among the few who emerge from the the holidays in equal or better shape than they are right now.… Read the rest
The season of deck-your-waist-with-extra-pounds is officially here.
What are you going to do about it?
Will you join the masses who faithfully gain 5 pounds between November and January?
Or will you do something different this year?
It is entirely possible to avoid the dreaded holiday chub by following this simple strategy:
“I can”
To begin, it’s important that you approach your goal from a place of “I can” rather than “I can’t.”
Most diet and weight loss plans begin by outlining everything that you can’t eat.… Read the rest
Dr. Joseph Mercola, a well-known health advocate, has an interesting take on exercise.
He believes that it should be prescribed, like any other medication, in daily doses.
“The simple act of writing out a prescription for exercise is an excellent approach to being proactive in regard to your health. It’s also far more logical, inexpensive and actually radically reduces your risk of most every chronic disease known to man.… Read the rest
A reader question from Marilyn:
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Dear Chad,
Those have been interesting videos the last couple of days. I’m more cautious about exercise because of my low bone density. I know it’s good to build bone density through exercise, but if my bones are still low in density, I don’t want to risk injury or a fracture. I’m also protective of my knees, as we have lots of friends and relatives who have had knee replacement surgery.… Read the rest
Myogenics Fitness founder and Los Angeles personal trainer Chad Morris shows how a sponge can get you to a more productive workout.
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Myogenics Fitness founder and Los Angeles personal trainer Chad Morris shares an insight about how some discomfort feels like it will continue to intensify indefinitely — how this affects both exercise and diet, and what you can do about it.
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Myogenics Fitness founder and Los Angeles personal trainer Chad Morris shares two personal stories in response to a question about the last video blog.
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