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#3 When and how long should I train for?
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Nov 5 2008, 3:38 AM EST
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basically they have overdone it too many times. So keep your training sessions under an hour. If you still have energy left after an hour of training…you are not training hard enough!! Lift the intensity!!Til next month,Chris
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Nov 5 2008, 2:25 AM EST
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biscuits… basically they have overdone it too many times.
So keep your training sessions under an hour. If you still have energy left after an hour of training…you are not training hard enough!! Lift the intensity!!
Til next month,
Chris
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Nov 2 2008, 5:38 AM EST
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Recently, I started sending out weekly fitness tips to the Consumer Banking and Personal Finance Marketing team. Mark Buckman suggested I provide these to all of Marketing and Communications to help ensure the team remains fit and healthy. So here it is!
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Nov 2 2008, 12:26 AM EDT
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Of course, getting up at 6am to train isn’t for everyone. Some of you may have to drop the kids at school, and I’m sure
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#2 To burn fat...put your runners on
#3 When and how long should I train for?
#4 Measuring your progress
#5 Ten quick fitness tips
#6 Ten quick fatness tips
#7 Why am I so sore for days after training
#8 Maintaining motivation over winter
#9 Removing fat from problem areas
#10 Resistance training
#11 Can I train when sick?
#12 Getting in shape from the inside out
#13 Alcohol's effect on training
#14 Hard/Easy/Hard/Easy/Hard/Easy
#15 The importance of stretching
#16 By popular demand...training the abs
#17 Its a sunny long weekend...go play outside
#18 Let's get ready to rumble
#19 If you can't measure it you can't manage it
#20 Have you been paying attention
#21 Supplements do you really need them?
#22 Supplements do you really need them part 2
#23 How your fitness can survive the silly season
#24 New Years Resolution time
#25 Beat your body to a beat
#26 Find your inner caveman
#27 Breaking through plateaus
#28 Get married*
#29 Keep off the winter fat
#30 City 2 Surf
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#33 Screw weights...lift yourself instead
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