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TRAINFITNESS was founded as Fitness Industry Education in 2000. Since inception, it has grown to be one of the largest training providers in the United Kindom, offering more fitness courses than any other training provider. Our team of industry professionals are all qualified in their relevant areas of fitness with real-world, practical exerience as fitness professionals. They are all dedicated professionals who are commited to seeing our learners progress through their course and graduate as the best possible version of themselves. Articles written by TRAINFITNESS are colaborations between many members of the team in order to produce the most relevant, factual information aimed at educating both existing and new fitness professionals on the ins and outs of the fitness industry.
Fifteen per cent. That’s how much one of the calf muscles grew in eight weeks in a group of young women who only ever trained the bottom half of a calf raise. A second group, doing the same exercise through a full range, managed less than seven. For decades the…
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Get in. Three minutes. Breathe. You’ve probably seen it in a thousand social media clips, usually filmed in a garden or a gym car park, with someone lowering themselves into a tub of icy water straight after a training session. It could have been Wim Hof, Harry Styles, Lady Gaga…
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Few shoulder problems come with as much hearsay as frozen shoulder. It freezes, it stays frozen and then it thaws, which can take a while, and the advice is often little more than patience. The trouble is that the hearsay is not the best advice. Researchers who looked at whether…
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“Shoulders back, chest up.” It may be the most common cue we use, and of course, it’s coming from a place of wanting to ensure safety through good technique. We say it because a tall, open posture looks strong, and because someone once said it to us. The trouble is…
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Eighty per cent. That’s the share of UK secondary schools still putting fitness testing into the PE curriculum, from a survey of 260 of them across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. What’s even more interesting is that sixty-two per cent of those PE teachers either agreed that fitness testing…
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