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Category Archives: Womens Endurance
We all know the sweet sting of muscle soreness that follows an intense workout. But the muscle damage and recovery are a natural part of exercise, but how can you lessen the soreness and lack of range of motion? Dr Chad Kerksick discusses the impressive numbers found by a new study that looks at how creatine can influence the body in this recovery period. Continue reading
You may have never heard of the eccentric and concentric phases of exercise, but chances are you may already be doing them. But,which is better when it comes to your goals, results in more muscle activation or recovery, and what types of exercise use these? Dr Chad Kerksick explains and goes through recent research that shows which is better at generating strength and power. Continue reading
Tired of the same old workout, or frustrated with the ‘New Years’ crowd that packs all the equipment you like to use? Ever tried Kettlebells? This study, interpreted by Dr Chad Kerksick, looks at the effectiveness of Kettlebells and if you really can get the same results as traditional power and strength training. Continue reading
Beta-Alanine has recently become a buzz word in the supplement world. More studies are being done and the effects on the human body are being explored. But the question is what does Beta-Alanine really do and are you using it in the right physical exercise situations? Continue reading
We all know that alcohol consists of empty calories and that it can have a negative effect on our weight. In this article Dr Chad Kerksick takes it one step further and looks at how people tend to eat more calories while drinking then one normally would. Continue reading
Cardio, enjoyable? May seem like a typo to many of you, but Dr Chad Kerksick discusses a recent study that has shown implementing a new style of cardio can actually make it more enjoyable. Fun to run? Maybe not always… but this new cardio workout will certainly make it better! Continue reading
It’s commonly thought that eating more frequently helps burn fat and overall weight. But does it? While it does have health benefits, Dr. Chad Kerksick explains that they may not be what you think! Continue reading
Have you ever experienced pain in the front of your kneecap? 1st Phorm Athlete, Gillian Risebury, talks about how plyometrics, sprints and jumping have led to pain and something commonly called Jumpers Knee. Read about her treatments and suggestions for still getting through your workout, but without the pain! Continue reading
1st Phorm Athletes, the Trasey Twins, talk to us about how to get sexy, toned arms in time for summer! By lifting weights and doing this at-home workout routine you’ll have tank-top ready arms in no time! Continue reading






















