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The Digestive Process
The Digestive Process The process of digestion starts when food enters the body through the mouth where it is chewed, broken into small pieces, an... - 
        
Caloric Deficit
To lose one pound a week, you need to be at a deficit of 3500 calories, which is 500 calories per day. - 
        
HER Strength
I have many clients who start strength training reluctantly 😊 with so much misinformation, the thought of increased muscular size didn’t appeal to ... - 
        
It’s Psychological
Use psychological techniques to discover what drives you to do strength training and to establish sustainable habits based around achieving goals i... - 
        
Oh My Bones
The skeleton is in a constant state of flux, with osteoclasts breaking it down and osteoblasts making new bone. The force of a load --- which can ... - 
        
Do a Variety of Compound Exercises
Do a Variety of Compound Exercises Squats may be the biggest calorie burner, but you’ll get more benefits if you include a variety of strength-trai... - 
        
Metabolic Diseases
Metabolic diseases or disorders interrupt the normal processes of metabolism within the body, the many chemical reactions responsible for breaking ... - 
        
Lower Your Risk
Consistent Strength training improves health and well-being and lowers the risk of disease across a lifespan. - 
        
Take Time to Breath
Box breathing is a simple technique that a person can do anywhere, including at a work desk or in a cafe. Before starting, people should sit with t... - 
        
Boxing Terms
Accidental Butt: It is ruled an accidental butt when two fighter’s heads collide and the referee determines that neither fighter intentionally head... - 
        
Microcycles in Training
Microcycles Explained: A microcycle is a defined period of training that typically lasts one week. It is made up of individual workouts and makes u... - 
        
Most Common Goals
At Gymnanigans the 3 most common goals related to nutrition are performance enhancement (agility, strength, endurance), weight loss and weight gain (muscle development).
 
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