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June 18, 2009 by Chris Sine
closeAuthor: Chris Sine
Name: Chris Sine
Email: chris@nobsfitnessforlife.com
Site: http://www.NoBSFitnessForLife.com
About: My name is Chris Sine I came from a small town in Ontario were I spent the first 19 years of my life. I found the love for bodybuilding when I was around 13 yrs old. Joined the Canadian Air Force and Spent 11 yrs in service, was injured and honorable release. But the drive for bodybuilding has never left. I thought I would share and help all of you out there who just need the motivation to get up and succeed. Together we can do it and make our fitness goals reality.See Authors Posts (45)
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One of the biggest reasons for failure is that we give up, remember you are worth it, Not everyone accelerates ate the same pace. Keep your chin up and work though the doubt and uncertainties, remember your goals, this is a life change, if it was easy, then no one would have a problem.
Chris Sine
Fitness Trainer
E:Chris@NoBSFitnessforLife.com
W: www.NoBSFitnessforLife.com
June 14, 2009 by Chris SinecloseAuthor: Chris Sine
Name: Chris Sine
Email: chris@nobsfitnessforlife.com
Site: http://www.NoBSFitnessForLife.com
About: My name is Chris Sine I came from a small town in Ontario were I spent the first 19 years of my life. I found the love for bodybuilding when I was around 13 yrs old. Joined the Canadian Air Force and Spent 11 yrs in service, was injured and honorable release. But the drive for bodybuilding has never left. I thought I would share and help all of you out there who just need the motivation to get up and succeed. Together we can do it and make our fitness goals reality.See Authors Posts (45)
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Fast food chains and deep fried food are not going to get you to your goal. Eating a balanced meal really is about providing your body with the optimal balance of nutritional food at every meal. Its so easy to fall into the habit of sitting in front of the TV with a pop and a bag of chips, but don’t fall down that road. Be strong, Have an apple and juice instead.
Chris Sine
Fitness Trainer
E:Chris@NoBSFitnessforLife.com
W: www.NoBSFitnessforLife.com
June 8, 2009 by Chris SinecloseAuthor: Chris Sine
Name: Chris Sine
Email: chris@nobsfitnessforlife.com
Site: http://www.NoBSFitnessForLife.com
About: My name is Chris Sine I came from a small town in Ontario were I spent the first 19 years of my life. I found the love for bodybuilding when I was around 13 yrs old. Joined the Canadian Air Force and Spent 11 yrs in service, was injured and honorable release. But the drive for bodybuilding has never left. I thought I would share and help all of you out there who just need the motivation to get up and succeed. Together we can do it and make our fitness goals reality.See Authors Posts (45)
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It doesn’t matter which exercise you are performing your mid-section must be switched on for total maximum gains. The abdominals and the core inner muscles of the spine are the superstructure of the body which holds everything together under the stresses of exercise. They lock you safely into the correct position and maintain it during the set. Engaging them properly will stabilize the body, increase your total strength, increase the strength of the abdominals and core muscles themselves, protect the spine and facilitate the implementation of perfect repetitions for all exercises. * To use your mid-section properly during exercise pull your lower abs in towards the spine, pull in the obliques, contract the entire abdominal complex and lift the chest
June 4, 2009 by Chris SinecloseAuthor: Chris Sine
Name: Chris Sine
Email: chris@nobsfitnessforlife.com
Site: http://www.NoBSFitnessForLife.com
About: My name is Chris Sine I came from a small town in Ontario were I spent the first 19 years of my life. I found the love for bodybuilding when I was around 13 yrs old. Joined the Canadian Air Force and Spent 11 yrs in service, was injured and honorable release. But the drive for bodybuilding has never left. I thought I would share and help all of you out there who just need the motivation to get up and succeed. Together we can do it and make our fitness goals reality.See Authors Posts (45)
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It can take up to 20 HRS to completely replenish depleted muscles. The time taken between sets to catch your breath before the next set is only a rest period, not recovery. Intense exercising triggers complex process of repair and rebuilding that can take up to 72 hours. When doing intense exercise the muscle tares slightly and the healing process start and the muscle is repaired and made stronger.
Chris Sine
Fitness Trainer
E:Chris@NoBSFitnessforLife.com
W: www.NoBSFitnessforLife.com
June 1, 2009 by Chris SinecloseAuthor: Chris Sine
Name: Chris Sine
Email: chris@nobsfitnessforlife.com
Site: http://www.NoBSFitnessForLife.com
About: My name is Chris Sine I came from a small town in Ontario were I spent the first 19 years of my life. I found the love for bodybuilding when I was around 13 yrs old. Joined the Canadian Air Force and Spent 11 yrs in service, was injured and honorable release. But the drive for bodybuilding has never left. I thought I would share and help all of you out there who just need the motivation to get up and succeed. Together we can do it and make our fitness goals reality.See Authors Posts (45)
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Workouts are done an average 3 – 4 times a week even if your tired, Nutrition is best done an average of seven days a week, every week. Your body need the right food to grow and maintain a healthy appearance. Busy life makes it hard to eat right, but try and be consistent and keep your goal in mind.
Chris Sine
Fitness Trainer
E:Chris@NoBSFitnessforLife.com
W: www.NoBSFitnessforLife.com
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