Progressive overload is a fundamental principle in strength training and exercise physiology. It involves gradually increasing the amount of stress placed on the body during physical activity over time. The goal is to continually challenge the muscles and other physiological systems to adapt and grow stronger. In practical terms, this progression can be achieved by
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Ladies in Littleton, Highlands Ranch, and Centennial Colorado we’ve got a super fun event scheduled for y’all on February 13th from 5:30-8:30pm at the gym. Ladies, this year we are prioritizing looking good & feeling good. We are kicking off this special Galentine’s event with a workout from 5:30-6:30 followed by a clothing swap by
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Spend 10 minutes stretching and getting loose before starting. The volume on this one is going to build. The goal is consistent effort each round – even the late rounds which are going to be 🌶️ Set a timer for 20 minutes. You’ll alternate between these two movements for 20 minutes (10 minutes each exercise)
Each class has a specific intention. The intention for this class is a full lower body day. Be sure to honor the proper tempos (a controlled 2 second count down on the eccentric portion of the lift). Give this a try and let us know what you think! Want expert guidance on how to perform
Move consistently for 8 minutes through the following three exercises. Take your time here. Spend a bit more time in the spots that feel especially tight. Take some deep breaths when you reach the end range of your stretch and settle in to try to gain a bit more mobility. Your knees, hips, and back
When you step into Carbon Strength & Conditioning you’ll hear coaches consistently empahize moving slowing on the downward portion of the lift (eccentric). In this blog, we will discuss why this is so important. Understanding the Eccentric Phase:Before we dive into the importance of a slow eccentric, let’s understand what the eccentric phase entails. The
Protein is a crucial macronutrient that plays a fundamental role in building lean muscle and maintaining overall health. Whether you’re an athlete, a fitness enthusiast, or simply aiming to improve your well-being, ensuring an adequate protein intake is paramount. Building Lean Muscle: Proteins are the building blocks of muscle tissues. When you engage in physical
In my opinion, consistency is the most important component of and workout program. Most workouts will help you, if you’re able to stay consistent. Here’s why: Physical Transformation: Regular exercise allows your body to adapt and grow stronger over time. Muscles strengthen, endurance improves, and cardiovascular health enhances, but these changes require ongoing, consistent effort.
