Weight Loss Articles

Building Up Bone Strength At Any Age

By: proctor - August 15, 2013

Did you know that it is never too late to build up the strength and density of your bones? Even just by walking, you can build stronger bones. Simply put, the impact of your heel striking the ground as you walk sends a signal to your body to create more...

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Clean Eating - Way of Life, Not A Trend

By: proctor - June 13, 2013

Clean Eating has resurfaced as a popular way to cater those who want to eat more nutritious foods without being on a "diet" or buying pills. It is simple and accessible for everyone, no matter where you live. With just a little bit of information, you can...

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5 Foods That Fight High Cholesterol

By: proctor - December 23, 2012

Harvard Medical School recently published this useful information about fighting high cholesterol. Even if you don't have high cholesterol readings now, these foods will boost your nutrition and your health, so dig in!

5 foods that fight high...

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5 Ways To Use Less Salt

By: proctor - December 11, 2012

Harvard Medical School recently published an easy-to-read newsletter with information about how to reduce the salt in your diet. While salt is important, it is also easy to over-do it and get too much in your diet, which can increase health problems. Read...

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Superfoods to boost your health

By: proctor - June 19, 2012

To get the most out of your food, you need to know a few basics about nutrition. You may have heard of Superfoods by this point. There are many different kinds, and they deliver a lot of power per bite. Read below to see a new article from The Daily Mail,...

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Marathon Preparation - Staying In Your Zone

By: ericgfreeman - May 10, 2012

Marathon Preparation - Staying In Your Zone
By Eric G Freeman

Tapering
About three weeks from the marathon your last long run over 18 miles should be completed. From 2 weeks out decrease to 10-15 miles, and 7-12 miles at one week from the day of the...

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Pick The Right Proteins

By: proctor - February 28, 2012

They may not be on the covers of every single magazine now, but low-carb/high-protein diets are still popular. Athletes need a lot of carbohydrate energy to fuel their workouts and aid in post-exercise recovery so as to avoid a sluggish workout the next...

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Tips For Choosing The Right Exercise Equipment

By: proctor - February 24, 2012

Harvard Medical School recently published a great article in their newsletter called HealthBeat about what to look for when buying exercise equipment, covering everything from simple exercise bands to treadmills. Read it here:

Tips For Choosing The...

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Weight Lifting Can Enhance Your Running Program

By: proctor - February 22, 2012

Sometimes it just doesn't feel like you can break through a running plateau. You try to go faster, but it just doesn't happen. Maybe your form fails, maybe your lungs start to burn, or maybe you get a side stitch. How do you break through plateaus and...

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5 Running Workouts To Do With a Partner

By: proctor - February 13, 2012

Perhaps you want to spend energy on a good-for-your-health-and-heart Valentine's Day celebration this year. Rather than spend money on traditional chocolates or flowers that have to be thrown out in a few days, consider doing something this Valentine's...

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