Eat Well to Run Well
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Benefits of physical activity and exercise
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A healthy diet is important to everyone and absolutely essential for runners. Poor diet will quickly become obvious during training sessions when fatigue, poor recovery, and even injury, occur.
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There is more to exercise than it appears. Most people exercise to achieve a particular goal. Lose weight, tone up, run a marathon. However in the process you are achieving so much more...
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Water and Hydration
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Our body weight consists of around 65% water and most of this is contained within our cells. Water is the most important macronutrients. We can live for around 8 weeks without food, but only a few days without water! A 12% drop in bodyweight through lost water is always fatal.
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Some handy tips to help you achieve your exercise goals. Some small changes to your lifestyle coupled with a good gym plan can have amazing effects....
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Quick Exercise Tips
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Common Health and Fitness Myths
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We tackle some common myths around health and fitness. Its time to set the record straight....
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The Fitness Company wins Business Award
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The second successful annual Bicester Business Awards was held on the 25th September 2003. 150 people attended a Gala Dinner at the Magnolia Park and Country Golf Club to celebrate the achievements of local businesses and individuals.
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1/ Training for too long
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