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Is Online Personal Training for You?

I am going to list a few ways to know if having an online personal trainer is for you. But first we need to define “online personal training”. Online Training is the alternative to having an in-person personal trainer. Generic streaming workout such as p90x does not qualify as online personal training. Online Training comes … Read more

Long, Slow Running Isn’t the Best Option for Weight Loss

There is no doubt that Covid-19 has changed our lives. The devastating effects of the virus created a real urgency to address health and wellness. The coronavirus is disproportionately affecting individuals with underlying health condition including chronic preventable health diseases like diabetes and heart disease. According to the CDC, 6 in 10 or 60% of … Read more

Summation of Forces is Important in Performance Training

Biomechanics is the study of how the human body interacts with the physics world to impact human performance. Having a good understanding of this interaction is a key component of having a sound coaching program that is ultimately beneficial to the athlete’s development and performance. There are a few concepts that are important in understanding … Read more

Strength Training and Strength Endurance. What’s the Difference?

When your goal is to increase strength, then strength training should be your primary training protocol. Strength training includes free weights, weight machines, body weight or resistance bands that helps build and maintain muscle mass and strength. Strength training also helps build strong bones, minimize the risk of fracture due to osteoporosis, improves heart health … Read more

Calories = Energy

For the human body to stay alive, it needs energy. And energy comes from the calories we eat – more specifically, the carbohydrates that we consume. Carbs fuel normal bodily functions such as breathing, thinking and moving. About 20 percent of the energy we take in is used to support brain function. The other 80 … Read more