Ed Veal Talks Life on the Bike
Professional cyclist and head coach of RealDeal Performance, opens up about the therapeutic benefits of cycling, his transition into riding pro, and how to come out on top in a zombie.
Read MoreGet On The Ball With A BOSU
Ideal for targeting a multitude of muscle groups, the device’s combined stability and instability are key to intensifying your workout.
Read MorePersonal Growth: Learning to Skateboard at 29
My newfound love affair with hopping on my board(s) is so much deeper than the activity itself. I love how learning something new forces me to get in touch with my body. As an athlete, it can be easy to fall into a pattern of doing what I’m good at and cruising on autopilot.
Read MoreFit Is a Way of Life
Health is a dynamic process as it is always changing. As our lifestyles change, so does our level of health.
Read MoreA philosophy. A vision.
Here at AHAA we celebrate the great outdoors. We’re lovers of exploring new trails, new activities and checking out new gear that take these experiences to the next level.
Read MoreEscaping Fitness Bro Culture
Escaping fitness bro culture is an ongoing effort – but a worthy one. The reality is that not one of us can precisely meet the “ideal” image of masculinity.
Read MoreSimon Whitfield on Outdoor Adventures, Being an Introvert, and His Love Affair with the Stand-Up Paddleboard
Olympic gold medalist Simon Whitfield on Outdoor Adventures, Being an Introvert, and His Love Affair with the Stand-Up Paddleboard.
**Originally Posted February 7th, 2015**
Read MoreMove of the Month: Toe Taps
Move of the Month: Toe Taps
Toe taps in and of themselves are will not give you super human strength, but they are an excellent addition to any training regimen. Whether integrated into a plyometric circuit, swapping them in for rest periods in between sets, or after a run – toe taps will help to ramp up your heart rate, increase speed, and endurance.
Read MoreBeyond Injury: A Look at Overcoming Mental and Physical Limitations
AHAALiving.com’s, Malina Kaija, sat down with self proclaimed life-athlete Catherine Strus, to understand the toll injuries can have on an athlete and how to overcome injury-induced challenges.
Read MoreWhy I Think Vegetarianism and Running Are a Perfect Match
By Katherine YagerIt has been two years since I became a vegetarian athlete and I wouldn’t go back. I feel lighter and I have more energy. Additionally, I used to feel sluggish a lot more because meat is slow to digest. That doesn’t happen anymore. I’m ready to run all the time!
Read MoreWeight Train with Supersets for Bigger Results in Less Time
While supersets will help to build muscle and strength similar to conventional weight-training, they also up the intensity of the workout for increased endurance and calorie burning.
Read MoreMove of the Month: Push-Up to Alternating Bird Dog
By Beverley Cheng#MoveOfTheMonth: Push Up to Alternating Bird Dogs
Read MoreChange Up Your Strength Training with Unilateral Exercises
One of my favourite ways of changing up my routine enough that it confuses my muscles, but still allows me to do my favourite moves, is to switch to unilateral exercises, which are movements that use a single arm or single leg.
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