Archive for October, 2009

What exercise routines I can do to increase my running speed and agility?

Posted on October 11th, 2009 in Weight Training | 12 Comments »

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DarkNEvil asked:


I’m a soon to be Junior. And I wanted to try out for football in my Junior year. I’m 5′11 and weighed 210…I want to play the defensive end position. I know that I will need a somewhat decent speed. So what exercise I can do that will help me increase my running speed and agility?

What is this exercise machine called and where can I find one?

Posted on October 9th, 2009 in Weight Training | 2 Comments »

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Kade asked:


Is there any such thing as an exercise machine where it’s the pedals of a bicycle and that’s all? I want to exercise by biking, but I don’t want to use an actual bike and I don’t want a stationary bike. Do they make the bike pedals so you can pedal in an ordinary chair? Does one even exist? If so, what’s it called.

What are the best exercises on Wii fit and on an exercise ball?

Posted on October 5th, 2009 in Weight Training | 3 Comments »

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heyh3y asked:


Hi, I would like to just slim down in around a week. I’m 12 turning 13 soon.
I have a Wii Fit and an exercise ball, and I would like the best exercises on Wii Fit and some cool workouts on the exercise ball.

Thanks!

What kind of exercise does swimming do for you?

Posted on October 4th, 2009 in Weight Training | 3 Comments »

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charlie6385 asked:


I’m considering swimming every other night for outdoor exercise. But at the moment, I want to lose weight, not gain muscle. Is swimming the best exercise for me? And what does it help with? Thanks.

How often should a diabetic exercise? What kinds of exercise would be appropriate?

Posted on October 2nd, 2009 in Weight Training | 6 Comments »

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kirby_ang asked:


I’m not sure how much exercise would also be considered too much. I’ve heard and read some recommend an exercise of 3 times a week. Would exercising daily be too much? I think other people leading active lifestyles have no problem with daily physical activity. Is it possible for a diabetic to still build up their muscles? Or would their condition make it a little more difficult for them?

What are the benefits of exercise beyond keeping a healthy weight?

Posted on October 1st, 2009 in Weight Training | 4 Comments »

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Starvin’ Marvin asked:


I’m a genetically light weight person, couldn’t gain weight if I tried. What benefits could I gain from regular exercise. Is the increase in lifespan through exercise solely due to the healthy weight, or does the exercise itself help. What other benefits are there.