Comments on: Balanced Training http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/ Thu, 17 May 2012 13:34:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Paul Clark http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/#comment-347 Paul Clark Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:11:05 +0000 http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/#comment-347 I was interested by your article and agree entirely. It's human nature to cherry-pick and take the path of least resistance. As we know cetain muscle groups respond better and more quickly to exercise and there can be a tendency to concentrate on these gains, to the detriment of others. I'll be sure to come back and check out future articles. I was interested by your article and agree entirely. It’s human nature to cherry-pick and take the path of least resistance. As we know cetain muscle groups respond better and more quickly to exercise and there can be a tendency to concentrate on these gains, to the detriment of others.

I’ll be sure to come back and check out future articles.

]]> By: Jen http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/#comment-9676 Jen Sun, 13 Apr 2008 15:19:48 +0000 http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/#comment-9676 Great post, I actually just sent it to my husband. He is a classic example of someone who has an amazing upper physique, but neglects to work legs -- and as much as it pains me to say, it looks bad. Hopefully this will give him the motivation to round out his routine a bit more. Great post, I actually just sent it to my husband. He is a classic example of someone who has an amazing upper physique, but neglects to work legs — and as much as it pains me to say, it looks bad. Hopefully this will give him the motivation to round out his routine a bit more.

]]> By: the fashion in you http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/#comment-29569 the fashion in you Mon, 02 Nov 2009 09:50:13 +0000 http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/#comment-29569 I like your article and i have a few opinions about this subject, though. I think that it's kind of strange if you have a good upper physique but don't work on your legs. Like in jen's post. I have a friend who has this body figure and it is kind of, just kind of strange when we play football. Also i think that you have to be balanced about your body physique. I think that you shouldn't have too much muscles. However, i like this idea in your article * Don’t play favorites! Think of your body as a whole, not as your favorite body parts and less favorite body parts. This is a recipe for disaster since we all tend to procrastinate the things we don’t like as much. I like your article and i have a few opinions about this subject, though.
I think that it’s kind of strange if you have a good upper physique but don’t work on your legs.
Like in jen’s post.
I have a friend who has this body figure and it is kind of, just kind of strange when we play football.
Also i think that you have to be balanced about your body physique. I think that you shouldn’t have too much muscles. However, i like this idea in your article

* Don’t play favorites! Think of your body as a whole, not as your favorite body parts and less favorite body parts. This is a recipe for disaster since we all tend to procrastinate the things we don’t like as much.

]]> By: Dysbiosis http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/#comment-52561 Dysbiosis Sun, 22 May 2011 01:09:59 +0000 http://www.bodyfitnessinfo.com/blog/balanced-training/#comment-52561 I agree, I hate leg workouts, but the chest and arms are easy for me. I agree, I hate leg workouts, but the chest and arms are easy for me.

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