Army vs. Navy Seal vs. You

How often do you exercise? How intense is your routine? Do you only exercise to stay healthy or look fit? If the amount and intensity of your exercise routine meant life or death would you feel confident that it is efficient enough? This is a chance for you to compare your routine to soldiers in the Army and Navy Seals.

The Army has a very intense schedule that is more of an addition to your normal routine. It is easier and safer to switch days between cardio and strength training. On cardio days, the soldiers are expected to run two miles as fast as possible, swim 100 meters without stopping, ride a bike for 20 minutes at top speed, complete three minutes of jumping jacks, and jump rope for five more minutes non-stop. On strength training days, they are to finish at least three sets of push-ups and chin-ups at max repetitions, three sets of squats at max repetitions, complete as many push-ups and chin-ups as possible in 30 minutes, and complete their original weight lifting routine.

The Army exercise routine may sound extreme, but it is a walk in the park

compared to the Navy Seals' workout. This routine requires that you complete level one and level two to build your body up to this point physically. This is the final week of the level two workout. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, the soldiers must run a total of 27 miles split between days. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday have additional exercises. These exercises include 20 sets of 20 push-ups, 25 sit-ups, 15 dips, and at least five sets of 12 pull-ups. Also, they must complete 75 minutes of continuous swimming four to five days per week. If your interested in trying one of these exercises please follow the links below. Please keep in mind that the men and women who use these routines have built-up to a certain physical point before attempting to complete them.

Army Routine

Navy Seal Routine

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Hair Loss Related to Healthy Activity

How long will your hair last? The answer lies in your genetics, but what if there was a way for you to prevent hair loss simply by staying healthy? Our bodies don't distribute nutrients evenly. In fact, our hair and nails receive the last of the remaining nutrients from our diet. This means that if we aren't eating healthy and getting the right amount of activity and exercise, then our hair isn't getting the essential nutrients it needs to stay healthy. This can make it fall out faster than it normally would based on genetics.

On the other hand, aerobic exercise has been shown to result in greater amounts of hair loss because of the decrease in testosterone levels. Weight training, which increases testosterone levels, has been shown to decrease hair loss. Want to read the entire article? Click here

Real Life Weight Loss Goals

This is an interview with Gina Stephenson about her exercise routine and weight loss in the past 8 months. She explains her schedule and some of the events she has participated in during the last couple months. As always I encourage you to post your own opinions or life stories relating to the topic. For more info on the Louisville Triple Crown click here. Thanks for watching!

Are You Overtraining?

How do you know if your overtraining your body? Exercise keeps you healthy and fit but too much can tear your body down. This will give you an opposite effect and ruin the results of your routine. If you are repeating the same exercise every day or in numerous repetitions during your workout, you are over-working your muscles. Also, adequate rest is a main factor in muscle growth and repair. How do you know if your overtraining? Here are some symptoms:
Insomnia
Achiness or pain in the muscles and/or joints
Fatigue
Headaches
Elevated morning pulse
Sudden inability to complete workouts
Feeling unmotivated and lacking energy
Increased susceptibility to colds, sore throats and other illnesses
Loss in appetite
Decrease in performance

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