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In the ever-evolving landscape of fitness in Singapore, one practice that has emerged as a shining star is Pilates. With its focus on precise movements and holistic well-being, Pilates has captured the attention of fitness enthusiasts not only locally but also on a global scale. In this article, we embark on a journey to uncover seven compelling reasons why weaving Pilates into your exercise routine could hold the key to unveiling an elevated realm of health and vitality. Enhances core strength Improves flexibility Promotes better posture Mind-body connection Complements other workouts A gentle way to work your whole body Suitable for all ages and fitness levels Incorporating Pilates into your exercise regimen isn’t merely about physical movement; it’s a commitment to holistic well-being. From enhancing core strength that empowers your every move and flexibility to promote better posture and mindfulness, Pilates presents an array of benefits. Learn more about the  benefits of Pilat...

Like most people interested in building muscle, you’ve probably asked what the best repetition range is for the goal. You’ve probably gotten canned responses like: “Lift in the 6 to 10 range.” “Only do sets between 8 and 12 reps – the best range for growth.” The answer isn’t as straightforward. So, let’s dig into the topic. What Makes Our Muscles Grow, Anyway? 1. Volume 2. Frequency 3. Various Movements 4. Effort 5. Rep Quality 1. Volume According to research, the essential factor influencing muscle gain success is training volume–-the amount of work we do in a given workout or training week. Studies find that doing more sets leads to more growth up to a point. Doing too much can have the opposite effect: recovery issues and muscle loss. 2. Frequency While prevailing wisdom suggests that we should train our muscles once per week, research suggests that a frequency of two to three times per week might lead to better results. One r...

  Have you ever found yourself stuck with your training? You’re hitting the gym consistently, putting in the effort, and doing your best, but you can’t seem to make progress toward your goals? If that’s the case, you might be dealing with a strength plateau. These are reasonably common but incredibly frustrating to overcome. What is a Strength Plateau? A good personal trainer can help set realistic expectations for how the human body works and how long it would take to get the desired results. On top of knowing what to expect, you would be equipped with the proper knowledge to easily spot scammers selling ideas that are too good to be true. Five Tactics For Breaking Through Strength Plateaus 1. Push Yourself Harder The single most reliable strategy for breaking a strength plateau is to push yourself harder. Doing so works because research finds that the average trainee doesn’t work nearly as hard as they believe. 2. Improve Your Technique A good approach for a strength plateau is t...

A sedentary lifestyle in often an invitation to health concerns. Get up, move, and improve your well-being. Know what happens when you sit for too long.  And after reading this, if you are still sitting then you need to work those legs up and rise from your seat. THE MOMENT YOU SIT: What happens at the moment you sit - Electrical activity in the leg muscles shuts off,  Calorie burning drops to just 1 per minute. Enzymes that help break down fat drop by 90%. As a result, your body stores more fat, leading to weight gain and obesity. SITTING FOR 2 HOURS. Good Cholestrol drops by 20% Studies have shown that after sitting for two hours, the level of good cholesterol in your body drops by 20%. This means that sitting for long periods may increase your risk of heart disease and other health issues. IT'S BEEN HOURS AND YOU ARE STILL SITTING: Sitting for long hours can be harmful to your body. When you sit for an extended period, your body becomes stiff and immobile, which can lead to...