Category: Health

Physical Fitness Test For Youth Athletes

Traditionally, many children grow up thinking of conditioning activities as a punishment for poor behavior. Late for gym class? 25 push-ups. Talking too much during volleyball practice? 10 laps around the gym. However, conditioning is an essential method of building muscle strength, flexibility, and overall athlete readiness for an […]

Golf Fitness Exercises For the Junior Golfer

Golf fitness exercises for the junior golfer can be beneficial to the development of the golf swing in many ways. Learn what the best golf exercises are for the junior golfer. Learn how as a junior golfer can increase the accuracy, consistently, and power in their golf swing. I […]

Creatine And Fitness

Creatine was discovered in 1832 and named after the Greek word Kreas, meaning flesh. Creatine is a naturally occurring organic acid in the body. It supplies energy to muscle cells for anaerobic activity, or short bursts of energy. Such as weight lifting and sprinting. It is also used to […]

The Latest Fitness Craze – Reviewed

I’ve reviewed several fitness fads, and I will be reviewing some more here. I’ll be explaining what they are and how beneficial they may be. Maybe you want to try a new workout routine today! Piloxing – I haven’t tried this one, but, it looks like fun! Of course, […]

Senior Fitness Programs

Individuals of all age groups follow fitness programs. The younger generation follows them to maintain and develop health. However, even older people are making sure that they are not left behind. Doctors and physicians advise older people to opt for senior fitness programs. These programs are specifically designed to […]

Workstation Health and Fitness Solutions For RSI

Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) is now a major industrial disease affecting millions of people around the world. RSI includes conditions such as carpel tunnel syndrome, tenosynovitis and tendinitis – often collectively referred to as upper limb disorders, musculoskeletal disorders, occupational overuse syndrome (OOS), computer related injuries or cumulative trauma […]