Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Chris Mahoney: Born To Be Brawny


He wrestled in high school, and it is hard to imagine that anyone has ever been able to defeat this colossal powerhouse. But Chris Mahoney is not only stunningly musclebound, the 25-year-old bodybuilder is also very smart. In this video he impressively describes his way and approach to bodybuilding, competing and modeling, and shows off his powerful physique.



Photographer: Justin Tayler

Monday, July 23, 2012

Colin Farrell Workout and Diet Secret

Colin Farrell Workout and Diet Secret


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Colin Farrell fitness secret
Colin Farrell Workout routine and diet


Colin Farrell Workout and Diet. Colin James Farrell was born on 31 May 1976 in Dublin (Ireland).Colin Farrell isn�t fond of the gym or doing diet and exercises.He is famous for his bad boy aura and sexy movie roles.He is well-known for his role in Alexander, Tigerland, SWAT, Phone Booth and Miami Vice in Bruges. On top of that, he drinks, smokes and parties hard.Because of Colin's lack of interest in gym, his fitness instructor a kind of personalized Colin Farrell workout that the actor could use wherever he goes.

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Sunday, July 22, 2012

Week in Review

73 Miles
2 Doubles
13 Mile Long Run
5k Race in 17:04
$380 in prize money

This was a down week to prepare for the NC 5k Championships at the Beat the Heat 5k in Winston Salem.  I posted a good pre-race workout, enjoyed racing at the 5k, and got in some solid miles at my old stomping grounds at Salem Lake.  The heat and humidity is probably at an all time high, meaning it's absolutely awful and sweaty and squishy and just plain nasty.  Every run ends with a puddle of sweat on the sidewalk, at least four gatorade bottles consumed, and a soaked pair of shoes that require newspaper to dry out. In just two weeks I'll be in London, spectating at the Women's 10,000m final and the Women's marathon.  Can't wait!

Tomas Duran: New CYM Model


When Tomas Duran flexes, he is completely in his element. He smiles contentedly when looking at his lean size and his sculpted physique he has worked hard for. The 19-year-old athlete and new model on CzechYoungMuscle is a natural bodybuilder with extraordinarily many achievements at his early age: He won the silver (2011) and the bronze medal (2012) at the Czech Natural Bodybuilding Championship, he placed second at the European Natural Bodybuilding Championship (2011) and fifth at the World Natural Bodybuilding Championship (2012). These results, his physiqual achievements, and his enthusiasm indicate that his bodybuilding career has only just begun.



You find many high quality galleries and videos of Tomas Duran here on CzechYoungMuscle.

Saturday, July 21, 2012

Distance Freestyle Delight

Ryan Woodruffryan.d.woodruff@gmail.comLCMWarmup - 400 swim, 4 x150 d-s-b, 4 x 50 20m sprint/30 m easy all @:20 rest2 x 800 @ 10:15/10:30 (1:16 and 1:19 base) #1 negative split, #2 broken, fast with :30 rest at 400 mark2 x 100 at Pmile+2 @ 1:302 x 600 @ 7:45/8:00 (1:17 and 1:20 base) # 1 negative split, # 2 broken, fast with :20 rest at 300 mark4 x 100 at Pmile+1 @ 1:302 x 400 @ 5:15/5:

Beat the Heat Race Recap

Goal:
Break 17:00

Actual:
5 miles in the morning

5k warmup
5k Race in 17:04 (5:20, 5:43, 5:30, :30)
4 mile cool down for 15 miles total for the day

So I haven't done a real 5k since this race last year, unless you count the Moe's Burrito Dash I did back in April that featured a brief pause to scarf down a burrito.  Since I don't actually count that as a real 5k, I had no idea of where my 5k fitness stood prior to this race, but I figured I may as well just go all in with my goal and try to break 17:00.  I had grandiose plans to work together with Eric and Caleb to race in a way where we ran as even as possible...so like at 5:25-5:27 for the first mile, at 5:30 for the second, and like 5:25 for the third.  Yeah, that didn't happen, but somehow we still had fun.

After a solid warmup of the course, Caleb, Eric, Pezz, Alana, Danielle, Heather and my former teammate Marley, and I all toed the line in a clump behind the elite men.  My plan was to keep Alana in sight for the first mile to gauge our pace.  The gun went off, and we were out!  Caleb kept the pace honest in the first mile, and we were a comfortable distance from Alana in the first half mile.  By the time we passed the mile mark, we had caught Alana, and were all in a tight pack.  I tried not to panic that we had gone out way too fast and ignored the fact that I was breathing very heavy.  Somewhere around 1.5, we passed Alana and Mark yelled "Go with Caitlin!"  Caleb lead the way as Eric and I faltered a bit, but somehow stayed close behind Caleb.  By the second mile mark, Alana had pulled right back alongside us, and it was a definitely a battle.  As the boys pulled slightly away, Alana and I were left to our own battle against each other.  It actually helped me out a ton as my legs were dead from the humidity and didn't really want to keep pushing.  We helped each other out, and with 800m to go, somehow I had pulled slightly away from Alana again.  Then the 3 mile mark appeared, and Alana was alongside me again.  This is where the race really started to get exciting as I tried to kick and as Alana decidedly kicked better than me.  She edged me out by a second or two, and I crossed the finish line with spaghetti legs.

Overall, I'm really pleased with my race here because for the third year in a row, I'm within seconds of the same time:  2010 - 17:01, 2011 - 17:03, 2012 - 17:04.  I haven't focused on 5k speed whatsoever in my training this year, so it was nice to see that my build up to marathon training has proven to be effective in the shorter distances as well.  I also am motivated to try to break 17 on the roads again by racing the Greek Fest 5k, where Alana and I can work together again to get a PR.  It was exceptionally nice to have so many friends to race against and to push me when the weather conditions were by far the worst they've ever been at this race.  Looking forward to August!

Friday, July 20, 2012

Ryan Terry: All About Abs


Stone-hard abdominals without any fat for an eye-catching beach body: This is the dream of every workout enthusiast. But profound knowledge is needed to develop an admirable sixpack and to perfect this part of the body. Top fitness model Ryan Terry, former Mr International winner, and USN sponsored athlete, knows the importance of having a great mid-section to complete the perfect physique. Here, he shares a few tips about maintaining great abs and obliques, bringing out the importance not only of proper training, but also of nutrition and diet. These are the abs that help Ryan go from working as a plumber to become one of the world's top fitness models.