07.03.10 Posted in Fitness Plans, How-to by michellenewitt
here’s a few ideas on how to ramp it up a notch and get some serious results. The following 4 exercises could be performed like a circuit, repeated 10 times with no rest, adding in a warm up run around Hove park and cool down too. Total workout time 30-40 minutes!
05.12.10 Posted in How-to by michellenewitt
Measuring your resting heart rate (or pulse) when you’re at rest is a good way to assess your cardiovascular fitness because the stronger your heart is, the fewer times a minute it has to pump to send blood around your body.
04.10.10 Posted in Fitness Plans, How-to by michellenewitt
You’ll need to find a good playground for this one…
Warm up jog/ cycle for 10 minutes
Squat jumps – find a park bench, bottom of the slide, anything that requires a bit of a jump to get onto (make sure it’s stable!) and then perform 20 jumps, landing in a deep squat on the ground and a perfectly balanced squat on the object.
12.08.09 Posted in How-to by michellenewitt
The results of this test will give you an idea about how balanced your health is at the moment.
10.10.09 Posted in How-to by michellenewitt
Sports nutrition can be complicated and with so much information out there it can be hard to decide what’s right for you and your activity so I’ve selected some basic principles that apply to nearly every sport.
09.15.09 Posted in Downloads, How-to, Recipes by michellenewitt
It’s so easy to make a sports drink to increase performance without spending money on the artificial rubbish out there but you need to know the recipe and exact amounts otherwise you could harm (rather than help) your performance.
Firstly, you need to decide what you want your sports drink to do. This will depend on intensity, [...]