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  • For Women Only - Fat Loss Myths

    For Women Only - Fat Loss Myths

    There are several myths about fat loss for females that need to be debunked. Here are a few common ones: 1. Myth: Women should avoid strength training because it will make them bulky. Fact: This is a prevalent misconception. Strength training is crucial for women’s fat loss and overall health. It helps build lean muscle mass, which increases metabolism and promotes fat burning. Women generally do not have enough testosterone to develop bulky muscles unless they specifically train and eat for that purpose. 2. Myth: Women should only do cardio for fat loss. Fact: While cardiovascular exercise is beneficial for burning calories and improving cardiovascular ....

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  • What Is Eccentric Training and Why It's Important

    What Is Eccentric Training and Why It's Important

    Why Eccentric Training Is Important The Overlooked Key to Strength, Control, and Injury Prevention Most people walk into the gym thinking about the lifting part of an exercise. But what if we told you that the most valuable phase isn’t the push, press, or pull… it’s the lowering ? Welcome to the world of eccentric training —a game-changing approach that can help you get stronger, move better, and stay injury-free, no matter your fitness level. Let’s break down what it is, why it matters, and how to use it in your workouts. What Is Eccentric Training? Every strength movement has three phases: Concentric : the lifting ....

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  • Macronutrients - Explained

    Macronutrients - Explained

    Macronutrients, also known as macros, are the three main categories of nutrients that provide energy and are essential for proper bodily function. They include carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. 1. Carbohydrates : Carbs are the body’s primary source of energy. They are found in foods like grains, fruits, vegetables, and legumes. Carbohydrates can be further classified into simple carbs (found in sugar, sweets, and processed foods) and complex carbs (found in whole grains, vegetables, and legumes). They are important for fueling the body and supporting brain function. 2. Proteins : Proteins are essential for building and repairing tissues, supporting muscle ....

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  • How Your Environment Impacts Your Diet

    How Your Environment Impacts Your Diet

    How Your Environment Impacts Your Diet By: Noah Renz, Masters Nutrition and Human Performance ENVIRONMENT Have you ever thought about how your environment has shaped the person you are today? Whether you like it or not, you are being constantly formed with small little unnoticeable nudges all around you. Many things influence the way you eat, such as the people you surround yourself with, the community you live in, the type of job you have, and the size of plates that you use. All these seemingly inconsequential factors around us are nudging us in the direction we want to go or subconsciously sabotaging our goals. MINDLESS EATING There was a study that ....

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  • Benefits of Strength Training for Kids

    Benefits of Strength Training for Kids

    When it comes to physical activity for pre-pubescent children, resistance training often takes a backseat to popular ball sports. However, what if we told you that resistance training not only offers numerous benefits but also has a lower risk of injuries compared to many ball sports? In this blog post, we will explore the advantages of resistance training for children and debunk the misconception that it is unsafe. Let’s dive in! 1. Building Strong Foundations: Resistance training lays the groundwork for a lifetime of physical health and strength. By engaging in age-appropriate strength exercises, children develop proper movement patterns, improve muscular strength, ....

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  • Myth - Too Bulky

    Myth - Too Bulky

    We hear these comments all the time – “I don’t want to build too much muscle mass. I don’t want to be bulky.” Let’s talk about reality. The average male could potentially build 35–45 pounds total of muscle over the course of their lifetime. For a female, the potential is to build 20–25 pounds over the course of a lifetime. This is assuming their training is scientifically based, their nutrition is adequate for muscle growth, and they’ve started a program early in life (around their 20s). Here’s what to expect yearly in terms of muscle mass growth if you’re starting to train younger (18–30 years): ....

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  • How Alcohol Impacts Fat Loss

    How Alcohol Impacts Fat Loss

    Alcohol is sometimes considered the fourth macronutrient. Alcohol contains 7 calories per gram. Alcohol consumption can have various effects on fat loss and body composition. Here are some ways in which alcohol can impact fat loss: 1. Increased calorie intake: Alcoholic beverages are calorie-dense, containing about 7 calories per gram. Regular consumption of alcohol can significantly contribute to calorie intake, which may hinder fat loss efforts if it leads to a calorie surplus. Additionally, alcohol can lower inhibitions and lead to overeating or making unhealthy food choices. 2. Disrupted metabolism: Alcohol is prioritized as a fuel source by the body, meaning that when ....

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  • Nutrition and Muscle Recovery

    Nutrition and Muscle Recovery

    Muscle recovery is a critical aspect of any strength training program, and nutrition plays a pivotal role in this process. After a workout, your body needs the right nutrients to repair, rebuild, and strengthen muscle fibers that have been stressed during exercise. Understanding how nutrition affects muscle recovery can help athletes and fitness enthusiasts optimize their results and enhance their performance. Key Nutritional Components for Muscle Recovery 1. Protein: Protein is essential for muscle repair and growth. During strength training, muscle fibers undergo microscopic damage, and consuming adequate protein post-workout provides the amino acids necessary to repair ....

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  • Why Strength Training Will Improve Your Running

    Why Strength Training Will Improve Your Running

    Why Strength Training Will Improve Your Running A Guide for Those Who Pound the Pavement Whether you're training for your next 5K, gearing up for a half marathon, or just love the peace of a good neighborhood run, one thing is certain: if you want to run better, longer, and with fewer injuries, strength training is your secret weapon. Many runners believe more miles = better performance. But what if adding weights to your weekly routine could make every mile feel smoother, stronger, and more efficient? Here’s why strength training isn’t just a “nice to have” for runners—it’s a game-changer. 1. Stronger Muscles = More Efficient ....

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  • How To Stay On Track For The Fourth of July

    How To Stay On Track For The Fourth of July

    The Fourth of July is right around the corner — and if you're like most busy adults over 40, you're looking forward to the celebrations, the family time... and maybe even a burger or two. 🇺🇸🍔 But if you’re working hard to stay strong, energized, and consistent this summer, it’s natural to wonder: "How do I enjoy the holiday without completely falling off track?" The good news? You don’t have to choose between having fun and taking care of your health. Here are a few simple strategies you can use to celebrate AND stay on track this Fourth of July: 1. Get a Morning Movement Session In Before the cookouts, parades, and fireworks begin, carve ....

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