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  • Snatch: Highly Technical Weightlifting, Full-Body Coordination
    Weighted & Machine Exercises

    Snatch: Highly Technical Weightlifting, Full-Body Coordination

    ByHealth info blog 2025-10-112025-10-21

    Build Your Snatch Training Blueprint Design a simple plan that builds coordinated strength The snatch demands speed, mobility, and timing. A clear plan reduces errors and stress. I use short, focused sessions and precise volume. Key principles: Keep the bar close. Drive upward, then pull under fast. Use triple extension. Hips, knees, and ankles extend…

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  • Wall Sit: Build Lower Body Endurance
    Strength Training

    Wall Sit: Build Lower Body Endurance

    ByHealth info blog 2025-10-10

    Wall-Sit Centered Lower-Body System Build a simple, powerful system around the wall sit The wall sit develops lower-body endurance with minimal equipment. It trains quads, glutes, and core without spinal load. I use wall sits to anchor leg days. They teach position, tension, and mental grit quickly. Key principle: Isometric holds increase time-under-tension. This improves…

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  • Plank: The Standard for Core Strength
    Strength Training

    Plank: The Standard for Core Strength

    ByHealth info blog 2025-10-092025-11-02

      Core-First Strength System: The Plank Standard in a Full-Body Framework This system makes the plank your core checkpoint. Every workout reinforces that standard. Why the plank works: The plank trains anti-extension and anti-rotation. Your torso resists motion, which protects your spine. You create intra-abdominal pressure by bracing and breathing. This stiffness transfers power to…

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  • Walking: The Most Basic Cardio
    Cardiovascular Exercises

    Walking: The Most Basic Cardio

    ByHealth info blog 2025-10-08

    Your Walking-First Fitness Blueprint Build a simple walking system that strengthens your whole body Walking trains your heart, legs, and mind with low risk. It fits busy lives and limited budgets. I coach beginners to start small and progress weekly. I use Garmin and Strava to track effort. Key training principles Frequency drives adaptation. Walk…

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  • Qigong: Mind-Body Practice for Energy Flow
    Other Diverse Exercises

    Qigong: Mind-Body Practice for Energy Flow

    ByHealth info blog 2025-10-072025-11-02

      Qigong-Centered System: Purpose, Body Mechanics, and Weekly Shape This plan puts Qigong at the center of your training week. It supports strength, cardio, and mobility together. I use this structure with beginners who need calm focus and safe progress. Qigong teaches body alignment and gentle tension. It builds awareness for safe lifting and efficient…

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