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Go out with a bang by recapping a great year, semester, season, or event with a one-of-a-kind movie…. It’s like a powerpoint on steroids. Legal steroids, of course.

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I used KD, RCR, and Double Dragon 1 and 2 to make this for my health science class. I couldn’t fit a bibliography in the video itself, but turned it in separately on paper.

If someone doesn’t have exercise equipment at home, they can still build muscles through lunges and push-ups. Use a series of abdominal exercises to build muscle mass at home with help from a strength and conditioning specialist in this free video on exercise and fitness tips. Expert: Ashleigh Gass Contact: www.AshleighGass.com Bio: Ashleigh Gass is a certified sports performance nutrition adviser who’s been working in health and fitness for more than a decade. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Forget about comparing yourself to others for a second, at its core, building muscle is all about competing with yourself to get bigger and stronger. It’s a truer pursuit than any in that it’s so clean cut – you get stronger and bigger, or you don’t. There’s little open to interpretation. You really can’t cheat your body in any sense – if you’re not strong enough to lift a weight, you won’t lift it. And, if you don’t give your body the right nutrients to grow and get stronger, surprise, surprise – you won’t. This article is all about nutritional balance and the role carbohydrates play in building muscle.

Nutritional balance has always been the key to health, and people who lift weights for strength and/or size take that more seriously than most regular people. Without balance and sufficient nutrients you simply won’t progress, or your progress will be short and disappointing.

Carbohydrates are possibly one of the most misunderstood nutrients. Some people avoid carbohydrates like the plague for fear of becoming fat, while others who understand them make great use of them.

People become wary of carbohydrates because they are the nutrient which the body most quickly turns into fuel to be used – or stored as fat. Carbohydrates can be eaten throughout the day in moderation to continue to supply the body with ready fuel for growth and repair, but there are times when carbohydrates should be consumed in greater quantities for great benefits.

Pre-workout meals are crucial to getting the most from your workout. Ever tried training without eating much beforehand? You’ve likely felt sluggish and even dizzy, because your blood sugars were low. Having a hearty dose of carbohydrates before a workout provides your body with the right and ready fuel it needs so you can attack each lift with the power your muscles are truly capable of generating.

Post-workout meals are the most important of the day. After training your muscles are crying out for nutrients to replenish themselves and begin repairing. During this time, whatever you put into your body gets soaked up like a sponge. Your muscles are in serious need of energy, so give them plenty of carbohydrates.

Breakfast is another time carbohydrates can be used well to restore blood sugar levels and set you up for the day.

Carbohydrates can make up a large part of a persons daily calorie needs in order to build muscle, so it makes sense to make extra use of this special fuel at the times it’s most needed.

www.abc.net.au Transcript: www.abc.net.au Exercise is important whether you need to lose weight or not. In fact, being fat but fit is considered healthier than being a skinny slob. Nonetheless plenty of us exercise with our waistlines in mind and we want to get bang for our buck. So what’s the best way to shed those kilos? Do we run, skip, cycle, walk or swim? Well, if you want a really efficient fat-burning program, rule number one is don’t waste too much time agonising over how to go about it. It’s true that running will see you burn roughly twice the kilojoules per hour as walking. But if you can only run for five minutes, whereas you could walk briskly for a full hour, then all other things being equal, your walking workout will see you shed more fat. Likewise, unless you really go hard, a 30 minute swim generally doesn’t pack as much punch as a brisk half-hour walk. But the upside of being held up by the water is that there’s less pressure on your ankles and knees. If that means you’ll work out more often, then swimming could well be the better way to go. So if you’re exercising for fat loss, the specific activity you choose is less important than whether you can sustain it. But what about the issue of intensity? One thing that generates confusion about this is a diagram you often see on equipment or on posters in gyms. It’s a graph that tells you what exercise ‘zone’ you’re in, based on your heart rate and your age. The so-called ‘fat burning zone’, is second from …

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www.FatLossLifeStyle.com Everyone trains their chest and biceps to get ready for the beach. But if you really want to make your waist look small you will learn to focus on widening your shoulders and upper back. These body parts are easier to stimulate because they are untrained compared to the show muscles (chest and biceps. Try this super-set of two exercises and I guarenttee you will love the way it feels. To learn more about getting in the best condition of your life with a time efficient routine go to http