Bodybuilding Tips – Arnold Schwarzenegger

Posted by admin | Videos | Tuesday 10 August 2010 1:40 am

Arnold Schwarzenegger is one name associated and replaced for health, fitness, and solid muscles. In this YouTube video, you will find advice from Schwarzenegger himself on philosophies, strength training, workout regimen, and weight lifting. Need more reasons or inspiration?

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Bodybuilding – Working on Chest and Shoulders

Posted by admin | Videos | Saturday 26 June 2010 1:25 am

In order to build solid muscles, you need qualified advice and then need to complement it with dedicated efforts. This YouTube video helps you by offering five different exercises that can help you develop chest and shoulders in absolutely no time. The video is highly recommended for individuals with a bent for health and fitness.

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Budget friendly healthy foods

Posted by admin | Videos | Saturday 19 June 2010 1:45 am

If you want to stay healthy but think that your budget may allow the “healthy” lifestyle, you need to think again and better watch this YouTube video on budget friendly healthy foods. This YouTube video will surely help you save money and still eat healthy foods and improve health, fitness, and well being in no time.

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Sense of oldness creeps in working moms and dads

Posted by admin | Health and You | Friday 18 June 2010 1:48 am

Sense of oldness creeps in working moms and dadsAccording to a new research, parents trying to run a combination of job and raising child feel up to 11 years older than their stay-at-home counterparts.

An average juggling parent of 46 years will have the energy and fitness levels of a 53-year old, as per a study by insurer PruHealth.

From Timesofindia.indiatimes.com:

The study by insurer PruHealth found that the average 46-year-old juggling parent will have the fitness and energy levels of a 53-year-old.

But the average 46-year-old parent who chose to remain at home full time will feel four years younger than their actual age due to a healthier lifestyle, reports the Telegraph.

Experts also found that working parents drink and smoke more, but exercise and sleep less than average adult.

They also get less than six hours sleep a night compared to 25 per cent those who care for their kids full time.

PruHealth chief executive Shaun Matisonn recommended that small steps to health such as walking the children to school or snacking on fruits rather than on crisps can help parents to stay in good shape.

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