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Paul Anderson: Wonder OF Nature.

By vishwaon Inspiration, Training
October 20, 2011

Paul Anderson was born on October 17, 1932 and died on August 15, 1994. He was 61 years old when he passed away. As a

Rafael Nadal.

By vishwaon Inspiration
October 19, 2011

I read the autobiography of Rafael Nadal titled RAFA MY STORY which is coauthored by John Carlin. Rafael Nadal is an athlete whom I admire

What, You Can Weight Train At Any Age?

By vishwaon Inspiration, Training
October 17, 2011

I eagerly wanted to publish this video in the blog as soon as my colleague, Suraj, sent it to me. Listen to the man in

Basking In The Confidence Of My Clients.

By vishwaon General, Training
October 14, 2011

I am functioning as a coach for almost 10 years. Though I am operating my fitness facility from 7 years, I have coaching experience, as

YouTube link to the speech of Steve Jobs.

By vishwaon Inspiration
October 13, 2011

Here you have the YouTube link to the speech given by Steve jobs at Stanford University. The excerpt I choose in my previous (Monday) blog

Can Women Lift Weights?

By vishwaon Health, Inspiration, Training
October 11, 2011

Another client of mine who is new to the gym asked me that I should not burden her to lift weights, for she feared that

Some Wisdom From The Late Steve Jobs.

By vishwaon Inspiration
October 10, 2011

Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple Computer and of Pixar Animation Studios, recently passed away. He was suffering from some rare form of pancreatic cancer.

Bedazzled.

By vishwaon Inspiration
September 28, 2011

I present to you Norwegian mountain climber, Magnus Midtbo. His strength on the pull-up bar is mindboggling. The one finger pull-up and the one arm

An All-encompassing Quote.

By vishwaon Health, Nutrition
September 26, 2011

“If you woke up your dog up in the morning and forced him to drink a cup of coffee, eat a couple of donuts and

Keys To Progress.

By vishwaon Inspiration, Training
September 20, 2011

As far as progression in the weight room is concerned, Brooks Kubik has summed it up very well in his blog. Perhaps, you cannot always