by Blaine Moore | Fitness, Workout Tips
When using a pulley, you can intensify your workout by flexing at the bottom of the movement. For example, when doing a triceps extension, twist your forearms at the bottom of the movement so that your palms are no longer facing. They should be facing the floor. Flex...
by Blaine Moore | Fitness, News
According to some research out of Princeton University, running by yourself has few brain benefits. According to Dr. Elizabeth Gould, In the absence of social interaction, a normally beneficial experience can exert a potentially deleterious influence on the brain. The...
by Blaine Moore | Animated How-To, Fitness
How to perform a triceps extension using a rope and pulley with an animated image showing the move. Click on the picture to see the full sized animation. Attach a rope to a high pulley. Face the pulley machine bent slightly forward with your back in a natural arch....
by Blaine Moore | Food & Beverage
The Gateway Grizzlies, a minor league team in Illinois, have created a new concession: Donut Burgers! Apparently their cheeseburgers and their donuts just weren’t unhealthy enough. The burger, which was introduced at Gateway’s December 10th sale, consists...
by Blaine Moore | Race Results
Mary’s Walk and the Kerryman Pub 5k was yesterday at noon. Ethan Hemphill won with a new course record of 15:36, breaking his old record from last year by 10 seconds. This course is only two years old, however; the race used to be a four miler. Dirigo had a...
by Blaine Moore | New Rules
Every weekend over the next few months, I am going to be examining each of the New Rules of Lifting from Lou Schuler and Alwyn Cosgrove’s new book. This is rule #1. The best muscle-building exercises are the ones that use your muscles the way they’re...
by Blaine Moore | Books, New Rules
Recently, I reviewed The New Rules of Lifting. In all, there are 20 “new rules” laid out in the book, as well as descriptions on how to do many different exercises and some sample weight programs that can be put together using those exercises. I am going...
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