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New Year's Resolutions That Really Work: How to Stay on Track and Achieve Your Goals
New year, new resolutions. More exercise, healthier eating, less stress, finally being consistent. Sound familiar? Then you're not alone. The desire for change at the turn of the year is completely normal. A new year feels like a fresh start —as if you could start with a clean slate. But that's exactly why many resolutions fail. The problem is rarely the intention itself. It's the way it is planned : too big, too vague, too far removed from everyday life. Not because of laz
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Dec 24, 20255 min read


Maximum Strength, Explosive Strength, Strength Endurance—What Does It All Really Mean?
If you exercise regularly, you've probably noticed that “ strength ” doesn't always feel the same. Sometimes you lift heavy and slow, sometimes you jump explosively, sometimes your muscles are burning halfway through the set. And yet everyone says, “That's strength training.” But that's not true. Strength is not just strength. There are different types of exercise—maximum strength, explosive strength and strength endurance —and each one challenges your body in a completely
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Nov 25, 20256 min read


How Is CrossFit Training Structured?
If you've landed on this article, it means you're ready to take your first steps into the exciting world of CrossFit . Or maybe you're still wondering whether CrossFit is right for you. Let's put it this way: Yes, do it! It changed our lives and will hopefully turn yours upside down too! But what exactly does CrossFit training involve, and how is a typical class structured? More importantly, how do you get started as a beginner ? We'll tell you everything you need to k
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Nov 21, 20255 min read


Circadian Rhythm: How Your Internal Clock Affects Your Training
You probably know those days when you can hardly get going in the morning, yet suddenly find yourself wide awake late at night. Other days are exactly the opposite: you feel awake and active early on, but by the afternoon, you somehow run out of steam. This often seems random—but it isn't. The pattern behind this is called the circadian rhythm . This is nothing more than the internal clock that your body has been following for millions of years. Sleep , energy, hunger, focus,
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Nov 13, 20257 min read

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