Tabata Training
Tabata workouts are quick and effective. In just four minutes, you can greatly boost your cardio aerobic and muscular health. Learn more about Tabata training and score a great workout.
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Improve Your Breathing
Your breathing can greatly benefit from the implementation of a yoga practice. Find inner peace and learn the power of breathing through these yoga poses.
Suspension Training
Suspension training enables you to use your bodyweight as incredible resistance. You can take your suspension straps anywhere and get in a good workout. Read more about this form of training.
BOSU Training
BOSU balls add instability to workouts and the boost in balance and stability training can translate to diving. They are incredibly adaptable and work the entire body. Get some great BOSU workouts.
Step Away from the Computer
Sitting all day can have adverse affects on the body — including the weakening of certain muscles. Here are some great stretches and exercises to add into your day to strengthen those muscles.
Not Your Mama’s Cardio
Aerobic conditioning through cardiovascular circuit training will help keep your heart and body in tip-top shape. Read this 23-minute cardio workout which sprinkles cardio intervals with body-weight exercises.
Water: Element of Life & Fitness
Grab your water shoes and bathing suit, and get ready for a fun workout! Water creates perfect resistance and when an exercise ball is added, you get a total-body challenge. Get this water-based workout.
Bored With Your Traditional Fitness Routine?
Kettlebells are a great training tool because they challenge the body’s muscular and cardiovascular endurance. Kettlebells are affordable and the workouts are customizable. Read more about kettlebells.
My Aching Back
Approximately eight out of 10 people will be affected by back pain over the course of their lives. This can have a profound impact on overall quality of life. Common […]
Foam Rolling for Recovery
RECOVERY IS AN ESSENTIAL ASPECT OF TRAINING. Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) can happen 24 to 48 hours after a workout, and divers don’t want to be distracted by DOMS […]