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Articles & Information Data Base

Many of the views, theories, ideas and opinions you find throughout this site are my own, but, I do include articles, advice, and a wide range of ideas from various recognized sources.  You can benefit from my many years of studying, researching and gathering information....and below are some of my findings.  I am adding new information on a regular basis.  See more notes at bottom.  Newest articles on top.

 

Articles: Calculators, Charts & Exercises:
29 Things to do with a Barbell  
Glossary of Gym Lingo & Fitness Terminology EDT Workout Sheet
Developing the Female Body Part I - Training Bench Press 1 Rep Max Calculator
Developing the Female Body Part II - Diet Bench Press Percentage Calculation Chart
Exercise Myths Running Pace Calculator
Why Full Squats Are Safer Treadmill Pace Conversion Chart
Designing a Push/Pull, Upper/Lower Split BMI Calculator
How to Improve Wide Stance Squats Ultimate Fit Test
Squats Seminar Cycling Pace Chart

The Truth About the Adductor/Abductor Machine

Weightlifting Strength Standards
Get Full Without Getting Fat, And Other Tips How-to Videos & Demonstrations
How to Increase Your Bench Press Heart Rate Calculations
10 Keys to the Lean & Sexy Look Part I, by Jen Heath Stretches
10 Keys to the Lean & Sexy Look Part II, by Jen Heath

Stability Ball Exercises

Hierarchy of Fat Loss Medicine Ball Ab Exercises
Lean, Sexy, and Hard -- Part 1 Weight Training for Women Get Great Gams
Fat Loss Facts...Plain & Simple! Bodyweight and Medicine Ball Routine
Why Women NEED Resistance Training  
Balancing Weight Training, Cardio and Rest Routines:
Cardio...Interval vs. Steady State 60 Minute Full Body
4 Things Your Girlfriend Should Know (sorry, harsh, but informative!) Push/Pull 4 day/wk Split
(Hiit) High Intensity Interval Training Full Body 3 day/wk Routine
Rethink Your Cardio Complexes for Fat Loss
Myths of Women's Weight Training and Female Bodybuilding Upper/Lower Split
Weight Loss and Sleep Push/Pull Training
Push/Pull Training Total-Body Training
Total-Body Training 10x3 for Fat Loss (great lifting program)
10x3 for Fat Loss (great lifting program) Easy (to follow) Full Body Routines
Problems with extreme low-fat diets Basic Upper Body Routine

Don't Work Out....Train!

Split Routines
Squatting Made Simple Mass Building Chest Routine
Metabolism Core Conditioning Routine
What Type of Dieter Are You?

45-60 Minute Full-Body Weight & CV Workout

Body Fat Percentage Testing Methods AB Routines
Are You Addicted to Exercise? No-weight Leg Routine
Are you Getting Enough Calcium? Band Workout...for travel or home
Exercising with Diabetes  
What is the Female Triad? Funnies:
Top 10 Reasons to Hire a Personal Trainer Dear Dairy...(a comical narrative)
Abdominal Training Tidbits Things you may hear in and around the weight room
Stroke Recognition "Don’t Be That Guy!" (comical...hope it doesn't offend anyone)
Creatine Facts Some Funnies & Musings
Carbo-loading: Tips for endurance athletes  
  Running & Cycling:
Gym Etiquette Running Tips
  Running Programs for Beginners
  Interval Treadmill Cardio Session
  Treating and Preventing Shin Splints
  Cycling Tips
  10 Types of Runners - a funny
   

....more articles added on a regular basis!!

 

Exercise Dictionary: (this list will continue to grow)  

Chest

Back

Shoulders

Biceps

 

Triceps

Legs

Abs

Cardiovascular

  

If you need clarification, further instructions or see any errors, please feel free to email me at teresa_ffs@yahoo.com and I'll be more than glad to help you.

Keep in mind that if you ask 10 different people in the fitness industry a question, you will get 10 different answers.  This doesn't mean that 9 of those people are wrong, it just means that in their experience this is what has worked for them, whether it be training themselves or training others.

Remember, every person has a genetically different body type, metabolism and physical limitations.  We also each have different lifestyles, self-discipline, eating habits, etc.  What works for one person might not work for someone else, however, the basic principles apply to everyone.

My advice:  Try something, see how your body responds to it and then make the appropriate adjustments from there.

 

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