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Hi, I was wondering where I can find weighted aerobic gloves

Here is a picture, for those of you who don't know what i'm talking about: http://www.fitness-equipment.com/acatalo g/Fitness_Equipment_Aerobic_Gloves_155.h tml

sports authority usually has them. or try dicks. any specialty store.

2007-12-26 00:07:32 by omgidk

Hello. Basically I consider myself to be a healthy young man of average fitness (e.g., not a gym guru, but not a couch potato). I have about two months, give or take, to get to a good fitnes level for my Royal Marines selection. I feel that I am...

Fit and healthy? I hope so. The tests described on the pages you linked to are going to be pretty tough for someone who isn't used to that kind of intensity.

Your training (2 months should be fine providing you're already fit &...

2007-08-03 04:03:40 by Gregory

Would anybody give me an effective fitness routine to build muscle, aerobic and anaerobic fitness...?
Im not overweight, but I want to build muscle (not to be huge - I would be doing weights - just to be cut) and get very fit. I also have...

You'd be surprised, but the main reason boxers have that body is because they don't have a lot of body fat, which means they do lots of cardio (running, jumping rope, etc.). A proper boxer doesn't incorporate weights or weight-based routines, but...

2009-08-27 01:00:33 by Ugolin

I was looking at getting a membership and was wondering how you all current members like it. Is it worth the money. They want to charge me $57/mo. How do they compare with some local gyms? I am currently weight training with my own equipment...

hey man,

some pros of the membership is that you can use it at any location and are open 24 hours so you can workout whenever and wherever you want. you also get free access to all of the classes and programs they have(they vary...

2008-04-06 20:05:40 by All Business

1.
The intensity range recommended for beginners to cardiorespiratory conditioning is
A) 100 to 110 beats per second.
B) 115 to 120 beats per second.
C) 120 to 145 beats per second.
D) 140 to 170 beats per...

Nice paper there... WHy not do it yourself or copy of your friends or google it. :)

2010-10-19 22:22:36 by Jay

1.
The intensity range recommended for beginners to cardiorespiratory conditioning is
A) 100 to 110 beats per second.
B) 115 to 120 beats per second.
C) 120 to 145 beats per second.
D) 140 to 170 beats per...

So many questions!! anway, my answers are just from experience, cause i'm a swimmer and I train 8 times a week.

1. C or D (and it should be beats per minute NOT second!!)
2. C
3. D
4. B
5. B, but maybe...

2010-10-29 01:48:27 by RF