This week we’ve really enjoyed these first two posts specifically geared towards female fitness, then posts on fitness apps tested by scientists, some nice finishing workouts using farmer’s carries, and setting up your own home gym.
This week we’ve enjoyed posts from a variety of sources, with a great breakdown of hows and whys of the Turkish Get-Up and Cluster Sets, motivation for all and lies in the fitness industry. Enjoy!
This week we’ve particularly enjoyed not reading too much about nutrition and, instead, we’ve been concentrating on lots of workout ideas. Here are our favourites from the past week.
This week we’re continuing on a discussion from last week on a recent low fat vs low carb study before sharing posts with talk on deadlifting, how to use chalk, cold water immersion, passion and what happens to your body when you stop doing all that exercise!
What we’re interested in here at TrainerSync is the truth about fitness and nutrition, the best ways to keep you fit, healthy and achieving your goals, and the best ways to help your clients. This week, there’s a lot of science!
We’re busy, you’re busy, and we don’t always have time to get to the gym. This week we bring you some great resources to help you train with limited time and limited equipment.
This week we’re sharing links to a couple of different series for you to follow and watch respectively, thoughts on how personal training is evolving, things to consider when you’re training younger athletes and why athletic performance declines as you get older. Hope you enjoy!
This week we take a look at body composition testing, fitness trackers, DOMS, gym culture and reasons to exercise beyond looking good naked.
This week I’m taking you through three things that I’ve spent a lot of time with over the years, either listening to, watching or reading. And then two other things we’ve especially enjoyed this week here at Team TrainerSync.
I’ve been digging through my archives this week, and pulled out a few posts from 2012 which I feel are of total relevance today. I liked them a few years ago, and I like them now!