The Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer Review and Download

The Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer download promises to give you a ripped, shredded body with bulging muscles in just 9 weeks, sometimes less. Is this all a scam or will Kyle Leon's fitness and nutrition program really deliver awesome results in just a few short weeks?

The Zuzana "Bombshell Butt" Bodyweight Workout Routine

Zuzana Light from Bodyrock has incredible bodyweight workout routines. They're intense, cardio heavy, and perfect for losing weight.

4 Basic Strongman Exercises for Athletes

Strongman exercises are about using the entire body to pull of a task, and more importantly they're about innovation.

Crash Course for High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)

The results from this type of workout are fat burning, extra glucose(sugar) metabolism, increased athleticism and conditioning.

Full Body 100 Rep Workout Routines

In this post we're going to take the 100 Rep Shocker Routine further so you get a concentrated, powerful full body workout routine that will boost your muscle mass and give you a more vascular, ripped appearance.

Friday, August 23, 2013

Surfing, The Radical Alternative Workout



I think I just realized an all encompassing truth about life—it's impossible to be out of shape and be a surfer at the same time. Most athletes and people who participate in sports work out on the side to help improve their game performance, but very few people look at it from the opposite viewpoint: Why not play a sport as a form of exercise? Get some surf training and go for it. I mean, look at this guy: 



That's Andy Iron, a pro surfer. Now go look at any other surfer. I guarantee they're going to look just as healthy and ripped.

The biggest problem most people face with sticking to a workout plan is that, well, it can be boring. The point where you have to force yourself into the gym against your will is usually the point that you start thinking about giving up on your workout routine.

So here's a suggestion: Try making your workouts more fun. I lived in Costa Rica for a few years and my favorite thing to do was go surfing on the weekends. I never really thought about it as a workout, but at the end of the day I was just as sore as if I had spent the afternoon slamming kettlebells. And I eventually realized that I was working out. I was just having so much fun I didn't realize it.

And if you think that surfing is too hard, keep in mind that it only takes most people a single day to get the hang of it. It's even easier if you use a surf training program like Surf Coaches.

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Health Benefits of Coffee



Throughout history, coffee has been alternatively glorified and vilified. Actually, that's not entirely true—most of our history has held up coffee as an important beverage. It was only once certain health fads started taking hold in the past few decades that coffee was seen as something that could be dangerous, and we began asking the question, is coffee healthy?

Why has coffee recently been called unhealthy? It helps to look at the environment of some of the studies that were done around that time. According to the Mayo clinic, most of the coffee drinkers that were surveyed didn't just drink coffee—they also smoked, and led inactive lifestyles. What studies now are showing is that it was the smoking that contributed most to heart problems—not the coffee.

What Are The Health Benefits Of Coffee?


These days, we have more stringent controls on health studies, and we're slowly finding that coffee has some pretty incredible health benefits. One study found that coffee is effective against Parkinson's disease, and even against some forms of liver cancer.

Coffee is packed with a dense mixture of antioxidants and alkaloids that go above and beyond simple caffeine (although the caffeine itself is healthier than you might think).

And of course, coffee always has a place in my kitchen because of that oldest reason of all: Alertness and improved mental and physical function.

So, is coffee healthy? The studies declare an overwhelming YES, but just remember: everything in moderation.

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

4 Health Areas In Which Protein Shakes Benefit The Most



The most popular form of supplement used these days by bodybuilders and other athletes that require muscular strength is protein shakes. They are considered the best primarily because they help in increasing muscle mass; therefore, they are the preferred choice of bodybuilders.

If the benefits of protein shake be classified in major categories, then four categories surface that represent the health benefits one can attain by using the best protein shakes and powder. The lines below give the four different areas in which protein shakes help the health.

1. Antioxidants Supply:


The first domain in which protein shakes help the body is in antioxidants supply. The body requires antioxidants to help it fight the effects of free radicals that are produced by the body and which actually harm the health of the body. If the body has sufficient amount of antioxidants, then these fight the negative effects created by free radicals by neutralizing them. Therefore, as a result of consumption of protein shakes, the antioxidant supply to the body increases thus bettering the overall health of the body.

2. Maintaining and Building Muscle Mass:


The other health category in which protein shakes benefit a person is pertaining to maintaining and building of muscle mass. The reason why an ordinary person in general or an athlete in particular requires muscle mass is to prevent the occurrence of injury of any kind. Therefore, it is imperative that in any case the muscle mass is maintained if not kept on building on regular basis. The reason why protein shakes are recommended or the best option in this regard is because they offer the purest form of different proteins causing the muscles to receive instant supply of protein to keep the muscle building process going and thus the body maintains its muscle mass and stays healthy.

3. Suppressing Cortisol:


The most dangerous single hormone linked to a variety of health problems is cortisol. This hormone causes high blood pressure, anxiety, obesity and diabetes; therefore, for better health it is imperative that the production of this very hormone be limited to a certain level. In this regard, protein shakes come in very handy, as they help suppress the secretion of this hormone. This hormone is released when a person is under stress or some fatigued situation. Thus, it is imperative that the athletes who undergo training daily consume protein shakes to suppress the amount of production of this hormone for better health condition.

4. Weight Control:


The other benefit of protein shakes with which most of the people are not familiar is their help in weight control. The reason why protein shakes can help in controlling weight is because of their appetite suppressing property. Proteins serve as appetite suppressants, thus as a result of consumption of shakes you feel fuller for longer, thus preventing excessive eating or overeating during the next meal. Therefore, if you wish to stay slim yet healthy then you need to consume protein shakes and preferably replace your meal with protein shakes for better results.

Bottom Line:


In short, although protein shakes help in general betterment of health; however, if you know the major health areas in which they benefit, then it becomes easy to consider the use of protein shakes.

Friday, August 2, 2013

Why Amazon Is The Best Place To Find Workout Supplements



The search for a great workout supplement is, in my opinion, a never ending challenge. Not only is there a huge variety of supplements out there to choose from, but there are more hitting the market every day!

In my search lately, I've been turning to Amazon. They're not a company that specializes in workout supplements, sure, but I've found that they're one of the most reliable sources. When I say reliable, I mean in terms of supplement quality—I could tell you horror stories of the supplements I've bought from third party sites—even the supposedly reputable ones!

One Amazon supplier I've been using recently for my creatine and cleansing supplements is Beyond Genetics Supplements. Their customer service is top notch, shipping is quick, but in the end my decision really comes from one thing—reliability. I've ordered from them several times and I've always gotten the exact same level of quality as the time before.

To sum up, if you're looking for a new place to get a workout supplement—maybe you haven't had results with another brand, maybe your normal source just doesn't seem to pack the same punch it used to, whatever it may be—check out Beyond Genetics on Amazon. They're pretty sweet.

Thursday, August 1, 2013

Workout On YOUR Schedule With A Pay As You Go Gym



Let's talk about commitment.

My favorite kind of commitment is the kind I can avoid. I hate those two year contracts on cell phones; I try to pay with cash whenever possible to wiggle out of credit card bills; I cross the street when I see someone up ahead handing out flyers, that kind of thing. And one thing that's extra high on my list of "things to avoid at all times" is gym memberships.

Let me be a little more clear about that: I love gyms. I love the versatility you get with a facility filled with equipment that's there for the sole purpose of improving your body. What I hate is paying for a year in advance when I have no earthly clue if I'll be in the same area by this time next year. There are cheap gyms, sure, but most of them still have a contract.

Well it turns out I'm an idiot, because apparently there are gyms without a membership that let you pay as you go. There aren't a lot, but I personally think this concept is the best thing to happen to personal fitness since deodorant. In a pay as you go gym, you only pay for the time you're using the gym. If you can't make it for a week, you don't pay for that week.

So if you're like me and want to find a cheap gym that won't lock you down, check out something like the fantastic Kiss Gyms, in Milton Keynes. The price is right, they don't make you sign a contract, and they're open 24 hours a day. In my opinion, that's the perfect trifecta.

It's your body and your fitness goal—why should anyone else have control over it?

The Six Week Shred—Build Muscle and Lose Weight



What's the hardest part about sticking with a workout routine? Is it the hours and hours you have to put in before you see results? Is it the strict diet that cuts out every single one of your favorite foods? Is it just a pure, straightforward lack of motivation to keep going? For a lot of us (me included), it's all of the above.

I don't like saying that I like my hand being held through a workout program, but dang it, sometimes that's EXACTLY what I need, and that's what you get in the Six Week Shred workout challenge. This program comes with daily instructional videos that keep you mentally focused on pushing through and sticking to your workout goals. It's the next best thing to having a fitness coach coming to your home. And come on, it's FREE.

But that's not even my favorite thing about the Six Week Shred. My favorite part has to be the level of detail it gives for selecting a workout that's tailored specifically for you. It'll show you how to pick your weights, how to time your sets for maximum muscle gain, and how to plan your meals around the intensity level of the workout you're doing—so your body ALWAYS gets exactly what it needs. Whether your goal is to lose weight or build some extra muscle, you're going to end up shredded.

Take a look here for more information about the Six Week Shred. (That's not an affiliate link. The program's completely free guys.)