CrossFit for Entrepreneurs: Boosting Business with Burpees
The Gym Blog
by David A.
3M ago
We’re going to chat about Crossfit, but not just any old Crossfit routine. We’re tailoring this conversation for entrepreneurs like you, who are juggling a million things but know that staying sharp physically is non-negotiable for keeping on top of your game. So, grab your favorite post-workout shake, and let’s get into it. The Perfect Match: Crossfit and Entrepreneurs You know the drill. As an entrepreneur, your day is a marathon of decisions, meetings, and problem-solving. It’s exhilarating but can drain the life out of you if you’re not careful. That’s where Crossfit comes into play. It’s ..read more
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The Importance of Posture: Exercises for Entrepreneurs Who Spend a Lot of Time Sitting Down
The Gym Blog
by David A.
3M ago
We know the hustle doesn’t stop, but let’s chat about something we often sideline – our posture. When we’re deep in the grind, it’s easy to forget about how we sit, but trust me, our bodies are taking notes. Let’s dive into why maintaining good posture is your next best investment and how you can ace it with some simple exercises. The Backbone of Success: Why Posture Matters Alright, let’s get straight to the point – your posture is more than just sitting up straight. It’s about how your entire body aligns itself, from your head down to your toes, especially when you’re spending hours at yo ..read more
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The Best Abdominal Exercises with weights
The Gym Blog
by David A.
1y ago
Are you bored with the typical ab exercises? Do you want to add variety and difficulty to your workout and get better results? If the answer is yes, we have what you are looking for. In this article we are going to introduce you to 10 exercises for abs with weights that will not only help you work your abs but also your core and that we are sure, will make you achieve your goals in less time. 10 Abs Exercises with weights for your routine 1- Renegade Row This exercise works the core while strengthening the upper body. Start in a high plank, holding a dumbbell resting on the floor with each h ..read more
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