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5 Exercise Myths That Hold You Back From Being Your Best

There are plenty of exercise misconceptions out in the world, some of which may be holding you back from achieving your fitness goals. Do the following 5 exercise myths sound familiar? This is exactly what you need to hear. 1) Exercise on an empty stomach burns more fat. This theory says that if there’s no [...]

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Exercises For Women: The Best Workouts For Your Specific Health Goals

These five fitness routines get results: choose the one that’s right for you. Exercise with this in mind: Research reveals that when it comes to reaching a specific goal, the kind of workout you do may matter as much as how many hours you clock at the gym. Your goal: Get a killer body. The [...]

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Panny Nikas: Scoring And Setting Goals

Sutherland Sharks midfielder Panny Nikas is a rare breed and a valuable commodity. A dynamic goal scorer from deeper positions, Nikas’s partnership with Nick Stavroulakis in the centre of Sutherland’s midfielder has been the fulcrum on which the Shire side has built it’s success. Robbie Stanton’s side are currently sitting in the top three and [...]

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Jogging: A Road To Good Health

Want to live longer, look younger and reduce the risk of serious illness? Grab those running shoes and you’ll find life’s better in the long run, writes Charmaine Yabsley. There’s no denying that jogging is good for you. A study from Stanford University School of Medicine tracked 500 older runners for more than 20 years. [...]

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Is Half Hour Of Daily Exercise Enough?

IS 60 minutes how much exercise we should be doing a day, despite national guidelines of 30 minutes? Stepping up your exercise – even in small ways – is the best way to ensure optimal health and well-being. Half an hour of activity a day may be good for general health but it’s half as [...]

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Rest Is Key In Injury Prevention And Recovery

For some people, being injured provides the perfect excuse to swap their running shoes for slippers, but for keen exercisers an injury can be an incredibly frustrating experience. Many fitness fanatics return to training too soon, which can delay rehabilitation and cause further problems. While the road to recovery can be long, there are steps [...]

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Four Eating Habits That Reduce Injury Risk

Use these performance nutrition tips to stay healthy. When you think of ways to prevent the kinds of overuse injuries that commonly affect those who regularly participate in run training—such as runner’s knee or plantar fasciitis—you probably don’t think about nutrition. It’s true that proper nutrition can do little to prevent injuries caused by factors [...]

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Perils Of The Short Form: The Heavy Price Paid By Bowlers

In a wide-ranging interview, Jock Campbell talks about the unprecedented fitness pitfalls facing today’s young quicks, writes Daniel Lane. Former Cricket Australia strength and conditioning coach Jock Campbell says the sport’s hierarchy ought to consider tying teenage sensation Pat Cummins to a contract that restricts him to playing only the game’s longer form until his [...]

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Pain And Injury, A Bowler’s Tight Rope

There are so many reasons why fast bowlers keep getting injured, not only the Australians, but pacemen around the world. Jock Campbell, a leading expert in athlete high performance, strength and conditioning, gives his insight into the injuries of fast bowlers. Bowling is an unnatural activity in which one side of the body is favoured [...]

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Aerobic exercise may be best at burning fat, weight loss

Looking to lose weight and fat in the new year? Aerobic exercise may be your best bet. Aerobic exercise — which includes sweat-inducing activities like walking, running and swimming — has been known to help people reach their target weight. However, resistance training, which includes weight lifting to build muscle mass, is normally more advised [...]

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