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Getting on it with the lads….

“Getting on it with the lads….” What does that mean to you? Does it means the same thing to you as it does to me – a session of hard drinking with my mates? ….and probably, like most groups of lads, me and my group, are no different than...

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Count Yourself Lucky to be Fat!

If you have decided to read this then you are probably somebody who is overweight or you have an interest in losing some body fat – these days that’s more or less everybody! There are now more obese people than undernourished people on the planet so there is a...

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Your Approach to Nutrition over the Holidays

With Easter approaching people often ask “Are there any healthy alternatives to chocolate eggs and sweets so that I can treat myself and still feel like I’m joining in?” The answer they would like to hear is “Yes, of course! You can have reduced fat eggs and sweets that...

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What is the Cost of Exercise?

I decided to put a theory to test over the weekend. It’s a theory put to the test in many studies before but I thought I’d try it for myself and it was to find out, as the title says… What is the Cost of Exercise? There could be...

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Sponsor You? For What?

What follows are my thoughts on how what has come to be expected from us as a fitness challenge has gradually reduced over time. I was worried that I may have been a little harsh on some people in the article so I asked a member of MPA (Helen...

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What is Kettlebell Pentathlon?

Originally developed by Valery Fedorenko as a diagnostic test of human work capacity, fitness and athleticism, the WKC (World Kettlebell Club) Strength & Conditioning Quotient is a now a new sport in its own right. The military, police and rescue, as well as coaches of numerous athletes and sports...

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Why Young Men Persistently Fail at Increasing Muscle Size

Are you failing at increasing muscle size? After plying my trade in the fitness industry for more than a decade, one of the recurring frustrations I encounter is to see successive waves of young boys turning sixteen years of age walking through the doors of health clubs, fitness centres...

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