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The Importance of Strength Training With a GLP1 Like Ozempic, Wegovy

GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro can be powerful tools for weight loss, especially for people who’ve struggled with traditional methods alone. But while GLP-1 medications help reduce appetite and support weight loss, they don’t decide what kind of weight you lose. Without strength training, a meaningful portion of weight lost can come from […]

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Zone 2 Cardio Training: Definition & Key Benefits

Zone 2 cardio is an exercise performed at about 60–70% of your maximum heart rate. This workout has been getting a lot of attention in the fitness world lately. It’s often promoted as a secret weapon for burning fat and improving endurance. But let’s be honest: the physiological benefits of Zone 2 aren’t dramatically different […]

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Strength Training for Longevity

Why Building Muscle is the Key to a Longer, Healthier Life Strength training is not about just aesthetics – it is one of the most powerful tools for promoting longevity and healthy aging. In this blog, we’ll explore some key benefits to adding strength training exercises to your workout routine – no matter your age […]

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Exercise for Fat Loss

Weight loss, especially fat loss, is probably the most common reason people exercise. As a result, one of the most frequent questions personal trainers get is, “What is the best type of exercise to promote fat loss?” There are common misconceptions about exercise for fat loss, and there has been new thinking about this over […]

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What is Functional Training?

Over the past decade, progressive fitness professionals have embraced the idea of “functional training.” As we continue to refine and expand our understanding of this philosophy, particularly as we incorporate functional training into our own workouts and the programs we develop for our clients, our definition and description of functional training have become increasingly complex. […]

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Movement Prep – More Than Just a Warm Up

“Warm up before you begin vigorous exercise” is standard advice that almost everyone has followed for decades—and it is still good advice today. At 1TO1, and other advanced training facilities, we aim to make the “warm up” much more productive through effective Movement Preparation. What does Movement Prep mean, and what led us to this […]

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Multi-Directional Training for Athletics and Life

Activities of daily living require movement in all directions. Sports demand movement in all directions. The human body is designed to move in all directions. Training should include, and help improve, movement in all directions. The three basic movement directions are forward and backward (sagittal plane), side to side (frontal plane or lateral), and rotation […]

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Core Training Fundamentals

We have received many questions about training the “core.” Doctors want us to keep our core strong to help protect our lower back and manage lower back pain. Coaches want our core strong so we can be more resilient to injury and enhance athletic performance. Gym-goers train their core to feel healthy and fit, and […]

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Metabolic Conditioning

The term Metabolic Conditioning has become very popular over the last decade. A comprehensive review of Metabolic Conditioning would require an explanation of advanced exercise physiology and biochemistry principles that go beyond what most people need or want to know. In simple terms, a Metabolic Conditioning workout uses multiple bouts of high-intensity exercise separated by […]

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Movement Quality: The Backbone of Athletic Success

Movement quality is an aspect of athletic performance, fitness, and injury reconditioning that is rarely addressed, yet it is one of the biggest keys to achieving great results in almost any physical endeavor. Training to enhance movement quality focuses on both the mobility (or flexibility) of the body and the control of that mobility—stability and […]

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