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Learn to balance your diet!

Written by Rennie Bodden, in Diet Tips

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People always ask me about diet, and sometimes individuals just don’t understand the importance of diet, or why it is so important to have a balanced diet. At TrueBod.com we divide diet into three main categories: Veggies and fruits, carbohydrates, and protein. (more…)

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Jun

18

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Work your legs off!

Written by Rennie Bodden, in Workouts

Caution: If you’re looking for the maximum pump and leg growth then get ready for this leg workout!

Legs:
1. 4 sets of Squats (with barbell) 8 reps, note: By the 6th rep you should be feeling fatigued.

2. 3 sets of Deep Squats (with smith machine) 8 reps, note: By the 6th rep you should be feeling fatigued. Try to go very deep.

3. 3 sets of Sumo dead lifts (feet should be more than shoulder width apart) 8 reps, note: By the 6th rep you
should be feeling it.

4. 3 sets of Lunges 8 reps each leg, note: Take your time because this will test your cardiovascular system. (more…)

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Jun

14

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The ultimate chest routine!

Written by Rennie Bodden, in Workouts

If you’re looking to get your chest to the next level try this workout.

Chest:
1. 3 sets of Decline bench dumbbells press 12 reps, note: By the 8th rep you should be feeling fatigued.

2. 3 sets of Decline bench flies 15 reps, note: By the 12 rep you should already be feeling fatigued.

3. 3 sets of Flat bench dumbbells press 12 reps, note: By the 8th reps you should be feeling fatigued.

4. 3 sets of Flat bench flies 15 reps, note: By the 12th rep you should be feeling fatigued. (more…)

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Jun

11

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Are your healthy options really healthy?

Written by Rennie Bodden, in Diet Tips, Restaurant List

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Most people are concerned about their caloric intake. But most people do not know what a calorie is. A calorie is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one gram of water to 1? Celsius which is approximately 4.19 Joule. That is the scientific definition of a calorie. Nevertheless, when I think of a calorie, I think about something food related and how much energy one would have to produce to burn the calorie last consumed. (more…)

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