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Thursday, July 7th, 2011 - Shane Doll

One of the most frustrating things for people about exercise is repeating a routine for weeks or months on end without seeing results. There’s a ton of misconceptions about working out and it’s certainly one of the reasons people ultimately give up on their routines.

Here’s a typical scenario I see all the time in health clubs. People strolling through the gym doing the same three sets of ten reps on the machines they’re familiar with, maybe watch a little TV while on the elliptical, then heading for the showers. And they wonder why they’re not seeing results.

The reality is nobody has probably educated them on what they need to do to see a return on their investment in time and effort. Either that or they simply would rather not put forth the effort required. If you’d consider yourself to be in the first group read on as I’ll give you some tips to help you be successful.

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Thursday, June 17th, 2010 - Shane Doll

Traditionally, personal trainers have had their older clients do mostly seated, machine-based exercises. The problem with this is it does little to help with the one thing this age group wants more than anything…mobility. Read the rest of this entry »

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Thursday, October 29th, 2009 - Shane Doll

So you’re looking to get started with a workout routine but the question is, “What exercises should I do?” Starting your fitness program off with the right exercises will play a huge part in seeing good results and reducing your risk of injuries. Most people who are unsure about what to do so simply watch others and mimic their workouts. This is never a good idea. The exercises that someone else performs may not be best suited for your workouts. A common mistake is using machines and free weights in the beginning of a workout program. In this article I’ll share with you the best strategies to follow when starting a personal fitness program. Read the rest of this entry »

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