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In this fourth installment of Dr. Doug McGuff's "Body By Science"...
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In this fourth installment of Dr. Doug McGuff's "Body By Science" presentation, Dr. McGuff discusses the benefit of "Global Metabolic Conditioning" that results from proper resistance exercise. In addition, Dr. McGuff examines popular conceptions of "cardio" and points out how what we think is "cardio" is nothing of the kind. For more information on the science of exercise please visit: www.bodybyscience.net
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In this video Mel performs her "Big 3" workout under the super...
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In this video Mel performs her "Big 3" workout under the supervision of Nautilus North trainer Blair Wilson. Mel trains once a week using the training principles from the book "Body By Science." For more information on the science of exercise, please visit: www.bodybyscience.net
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bodybyscience uploaded a new video
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This is a "Big 3" workout that Amy uses that incorporates the ...
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This is a "Big 3" workout that Amy uses that incorporates the principles presented in "Body By Science."
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bodybyscience uploaded a new video
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In this third installment of Dr. McGuff's presentation of the concepts f...
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In this third installment of Dr. McGuff's presentation of the concepts found within the book "Body By Science," he examines the type of workout one should perform in order to realize the health and fitness benefits he discussed in Parts One and Two of this series. For more information on the science of exercise, please visit: www.bodybyscience.net
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bodybyscience uploaded a new video
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In Part Two of this presentation, Dr. Doug McGuff, co-author of "Bo...
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In Part Two of this presentation, Dr. Doug McGuff, co-author of "Body By Science," takes a critical look at what "health" and "fitness" actually mean. For more information of the science of exercise please visit: www.bodybyscience.net
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I've been working out the BBS way for 3 weeks now. Unfortunately I'm in a remote part of the world with limited training facilities. I have however managed to design myself a BBS'esque workout. It follows the principles of the book, I work to complete failure and it burns like hell!
My only issue is I do not seem to get any muscle soreness throughout any of my recovery time. Does this mean that I am not doing it correctly? Muscle soreness is often what motivates me and reminds me to up my protein, get a good night sleep and also to stay away from working out until its gone.
I'm finding it hard keeping myself out the gym all week without seeing/feeling the results.
Any advice greatly appreciated