Resistance Training Study May Aid Weight Loss (Newswise)


     

Resistance Training Study May Aid Weight Loss (Newswise)

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Resistance Training Study May Aid Weight Loss (Newswise)

Could explosive concentric muscle contractions be the key to optimizing the capacity for weight loss through resistance training? According to findings recently published in the journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise by Dr. Scott Mazzetti, Health, Physical Education and Human Performance faculty at Salisbury University, it could.

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Working Out With?Fred Funk (BusinessWeek)

A top player's exercise regimen is designed to add distance to his drive.

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Can't stay awake? (Moorpark Acorn)

Imagine having an urge to sleep that is so strong one falls asleep while typing a memo or just as the golf club is about to hit the ball. For many Americans, these examples are all too real. They have narcolepsy, a chronic sleep disorder caused by the brain's inability to regulate the cycles of going to sleep and staying awake.

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How Some Schools Are Rethinking the Fight Against Fat (US News & World Report)

Kids heading back to enlightened schools this fall may find nutrition and exercise on the agenda even in math class. In an effort to reverse the alarming increase of obesity in children, some schools have found ways to encourage healthful lifestyle changes without emphasizing the negative—too much body weight. (A focus on losing weight has been shown to backfire, causing youngsters to turn to fad ...

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Summer heat can be deadly for your dog (FOX 13 Tampa Bay)

TAMPA - A warning for all dog-owners: veterinarians say they're seeing a spike in cases of "exertional heat exhaustion" in dogs. This kind of heat trauma comes not just from being left out in the heat, or even from being locked in cars.

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Home Is Where the Gym Is (The Morning News)

For some homeowners, it's making a lot of sense to stay in to work out.

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Breaking Away (Santa Cruz Sentinel)

Aerobics

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Coach: Properly conditioned athletes less prone to injury (The Enid News & Eagle)

Nowadays, it’s a necessity. Teams no longer can compete in high school football without some form of off-season weightlifting and conditioning program.

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Well worth the weight (USA Today)

Health experts are urging a much wider swath of the population including the elderly, the frail and the previously sedentary to add strength training (also called weight training or resistance training) to their lives.

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5 tips to help your dog stay cool (MSNBC)

The dog days of summer are definitely here. As the August heat swelters in many parts of the country, it's enough to make you want to stay inside with the air-conditioning turned up high, greenhouse gases or not.  Here are some expert tips to help them beat the heat.

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Resistance Training Study May Aid Weight Loss (Newswise)

Aerobic and weight training will raise your metabolic rate. In result, your body will burn more calories.



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