I read a Frederic Delavier’s book « Strength Training Anatomy » and I learned good stuff. Arms stretched with the barbell with a pronated grip. Your arms spread to your shoulders width: Inhale as much as possible and lower the barbell behind your head by slightly bend your elbows. Exhale returning to the starting position This exercise […]
The Roman Empire’s rise and fall offer a fascinating glimpse into the connection between physical fitness and societal success. During its peak of conquest and expansion, the Roman way of life prioritized physical prowess. Roman citizens (age 17-60) were essentially a military reserve, undergoing rigorous training that included running, jumping, and throwing exercises (discus and
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L’empire Romain était l’antithèse de la civilisation de la Grèce antique avec une condition physique élevé de toute sa civilisation pendant son temps de conquête et d’expansion. Durant cette période, tout les citoyens romains entre l’âge de 17 et 60 ans étaient disponible pour les projets miliaires. Donc, il était impératif pour tous les citoyens
Histoire Du Fitness – Civilisation Romain ( 200 av. J.-C. – 476 ap. J.-C.) Part 4 Read More »