5 healthy foods that make people fat, the top 10 gym mistakes Part 2 & around the world in 80 days
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The first article is detailing five foods that many people consider healthy yet more often than not make you fat. The whole concept of healthy living that we have today is flawed and thus around 70% of the population is overweight. For the number to be this high it cannot be because we sneak the odd bit of bad food here or there. It can only be because our total model of what is healthy is flawed. That is the only explanation that could account for 7 in 10 people not being in the shape their genetics designed them to be in.
The second article carries on from last week detailing a numbers 6 to 10 in the top ten gym mistakes. If you do exercise you will make much better progress and enjoy it more when you eradicate these problems. If you are still not exercising, I will repeat what I said last week. GET UP and do something. Your body hates inactivity and wants you to get some blood flowing.
The final article details what happens when happens if you start looking at people around the world and the differences we exhibit between person to person. The medical model views us as all the same, to allow standardised procedures -in the real world we are far from this. Read more about how this applies for your body and getting results.
Fats, a simple fitness test for you to do and answering the When, Why, How and What's?
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The first article is about the Fats, the biggest villain in all of nutrition as we have been led to believe for many a year. The only problem is the studies have never shown that to be the case. The real world does not support it neither, the population is out of shape yet we try to eat low fat. How has your low fat diet helped your body fat? If you are still believing that low fat is the way to get into shape then you need to read this article. If you think saturated fat is still something to fear then you are going to be struggling for results. Take a look.
The second article is to a simple fitness test. It is so important to measure fitness training to some extent because most people miss out on the motivation that getting fitter produces simply because they never measured it. At the same time, other people do not see that their body is bored of their current exercise routine. This is shown by a failure to get fitter. Anyone can take these tests so give it a go.
The final link is from my daily motivational newsletter. It identifies some great questions to ask yourself. They are not quite as easy to answer as they may first appear but they point the way to what you need to do to get results. Answer these for some insight rather than simply doing more of what you always have done which produce the same results that you have always got.
Fake thin people, Active stretching programme to follow and sprinting slowly towards your goals
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The first article is about what I term Fake Thin People. These are people who are apparently in shape despite their lack of effort. They can prove very frustrating to those of us who are trying hard to get into shape. There are different types of Fake Thin people and it is important to understand their influence upon you. Read the article to understand this interesting phenomenon.
The second article is a link to an active stretching programme. Follow the pictures of me doing the routine. This simple warm up prepares you for the day ahead and will often get rid of minor injuries and aches. Try it for five mornings in a row and once again before you go to bed. Let me know how it helps your body.
The final link is from my daily newsletter. This discusses the issue of how to go about achieving your goals. It details the merits of the all out 100% efforts versus the game of moderation. It is important you understand these concepts and apply them as appropriate.
What to do if someone calls you fat, gut function and a resistance training routine to follow http://bit.ly/9Ucc8Z
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The first article is about testing gut function and the mucosal barrier. Your digestive tract is at the core of your health and your immune system is based here. When health deteriorates you can almost guarantee that your digestive system has become compromised. You can test to see the integrity and state of the gut. The first article explains the test which can identify infections, bacterial growth and more. Read the article to learn more about the role and different elements of digestion as well as testing you can do yourself.
The second article follows on from the last two weeks which detailed the types of resistance training you can use. Follow the link to see a sample session you can use to combine almost all the different types. Long term you should separate them out but for a bit of fun try the routine set out. You will need a bit of lifting experience to follow the plan. If you are new to weights then set about learning to do free weights.
The final article which is from my daily newsletter discusses how you should react when someone calls you fat. Though it is rarely said in such a blunt fashion your response to other people implying this is very important. Read the article to understand this whole process and the different elements within it.
How to control hunger and more types of resistance training
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The first article is about hunger. Many of you reading this will suffer from strong hunger pangs, have to eat 5-6 times a day and resist cravings left right and centre. This is not a nice place to be nor is it optimal for results. Read the first article today to understand what frequent hunger means and how it affects your chance of getting results.
The second article continues on from last week. Here I detail four more types of resistance training techniques and how they should be brought together within a training plan. Do not be one of those people who do the same weight programme week in week out and then either stop making gains or just give up.
The final article from my daily newsletter is about filling the void. It is all very well saying stop eating this, or drinking that. However, for most people the food or drink is fulfilling an emotional purpose. Therefore you will need to replace rather than simply remove the behaviour. Read more about this today and follow the Mind-Body change exercises at the end to start Changing Your Thinking and Changing Your Shape.
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training
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How to Eat less, Discovering Food Sensitivities and the different types of Resistance Training
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The first article looks at the Mediator Release Test (MRT). This test uses a blood sample to identify what type 3 and 4 food sensitivities you have. This is important because these adverse food reactions can occur up to three days after eating a food. Therefore, you could eat an apple on Tuesday and sneeze on Friday. This makes detection very difficult. The article discusses the other types of food sensitivities as well. Read more about this whole issue as it is a major blocking factor which prevents most people getting the results they want.
The second article is the first part about the different types of resistance training technique you can use. There are eight in total and the first four are discussed here today. It is important to understand this as most people just use one technique all their lives while it is vital to rotate between the different strategies.
The final piece from my daily newsletter discusses how to reduce the amount of food you consume. This looks at it from the angle of helping the planet and also your body. Take a read of the article and spend some time answer the mind-body change exercises at the end.
Hope you are well
Ben Wilson
One2one Nutrition
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training
When exercise feels hard but you are not getting fitter! Plus, Hair analysis and group advice
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The first article is about hair analysis and what it reveals about your body. I am a big fan of hair tissue samples because it is the only test that shows how your body has been acting over a three month period. Through analysing the hair you can see toxic metals levels as well as those of each nutrient within the body. The test does not show what is happening at cellular level (Use the Metabolic Typing Test for that) and thus cannot be used to determine what foods to eat but it can be used to show the overall health and fatigue status of your body. Read more in the first link why this is an important thing to do.
The second article looks at a common problem with regular exercisers made even worse by the fact that no one notices it. This is the problem of when exercise still feels like hard work yet actually you are not getting any fitter. Reaching a fitness plateau is a natural side effect of how the body adapts and is not a problem if you are aware of it. As most people do not measure their fitness, it can, therefore, be a great problem. Read more in the article today.
The final link is from my soon to be released daily motivational newsletter. Today I discuss the problems with group advice in general and how it is easy to be a successful "Guru" yet also very hard to get results across the board. Read this as there is a good chance your results could be suffering to some degree because of the problems with group advice and how most people try to go about it.
Hope you are well
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training
50 reasons YOU are not in shape and find out what is really stopping you getting results!
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The first article follows on from last week. If eating too much fat is not the reason you are not in the shape you want to be then what is? The video and / or article today outlines more than 50 reasons you may be struggling to get results. This is from looking at the causal factors of health. If you take this approach it will transform your view of results and it will be one big stride in the right direction.
The second article details the fitness profile testing system I Pioneered. It allows you to compare your strength versus your stretching or your jogging. It gives a complete view of that very general term fitness.
The final link is form my Daily Motivational Tips and details the real element that are blocking success. You may be surprised that it is not the thing you think it is.
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training
Rugby fitness training - Lunging - All you need to know and an example of a Plyometric training session
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The first article follows on from the squat a couple of weeks back but this one looks at the lunge. In my opinion the lunge is more effective than as squat if you had to only pick one exercise but as you do not include them both! Read today's article to learn the key elements to make the exercise work, the many variations you can do and also the main mistakes people make.
The second article is an example of a plyometric training plan. This workout will really enhance your speed strength which will therefore improve your speed, agility and power. The exercises are simple yet effective and can be performed without any equipment.
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Titness Training
Fats, The Top Ten Gym Mistakes Part 2 and stop offering me chocolates!
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The first article today returns to the most confused subject in all of nutrition. Still everyone sits on the too much fat bandwagon despite society consuming significantly lower fat now than previously and despite studies showing the lack of links (they do not get much media attention do they?) and despite the fact most people eat low fat yet are still not at the level of body fat they want.
As the first generation in the history of society to go low fat our 5 billion person strong experiment seems to be showing fairly conclusively that low fat makes you fat! Read the first article today for more information.
The second link is to part two of the article from last week. The most common exercise mistakes I see people make each time I go to the gym are so simple to correct it is madness for you to keep making them and so limit your results. It is a lot easier to read my article than it is to waste a year doing the wrong training techniques.
The final article from my Daily Motivation Series examines the issue of other people offering you food and tempting you to go awry with your efforts. Take a read if this sounds like you.
Hope you are well
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Fitness Training
Ben Wilson BSc (Hons) CSCS NSCA-CPT CMTA EFT Dip
On line metabolic typing, fitness training and emotional freedom technique (EFT)
London Personal Trainer
Rugby Fitness Training
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