Posts Tagged ‘motivation’

Beating the Living Daylights out of Cancer

by Dave N. When I checked myself into City MD for a dull stomach ache last May, I was hardly prepared for the diagnosis that followed: Stage IV Colon Cancer with metastatic spread to the liver.  I had zero family history with the illness, and lacked the mutating gene, so I was pretty much just […]

I thought we were trying to Combat Obesity?

By: Cathy Prince I find it interesting, that more and more establishments are offering a complimentary dessert with purchase.  Your incentive to order from us, or to do business with us is this fattening treat that will spike your insulin levels, and bust your gut. Correct  me if I’m wrong, but isn’t a major part […]

5 Tips to Restore Your Fitness

by Ed Gemdjian The New year has been upon us for more than a month now, but I’m sure some of you are still not succeeding in your main resolution.  The truth is, getting fit again is not as easy as making a resolution, but it can be as simple as following some simple guidelines. […]

The Psychology of Dieting

Edward Gemdjian

January is the month for resolutions. Some of us are determined to save more money this year, while others aim to get engaged or go back to school. Overwhelmingly, New Yorkers are in a mad dash back to the gym, hoping to drop that 5 or 30 pounds the holidays helped pack on. For most of us this isn’t the first time we’ve tried to lose weight. It isn’t the first time the winter blues and decadence of the holidays have caused us to increase a jean size or two. So what then, will be different this year? We’ve done the exercise before, we even bought the Weight Watcher’s Points book last year, it didn’t work. Is there something wrong with us?

Gymnast Turned Gym Rat

by Jade Shloyda, East Brunswick, NJ I started working out at East Brunswick’s Workout World in ’07-’08 and when I met Ed he was the Manager/ Personal Trainer there.  Throughout my life I was always very active.  I was a level 10 training elite level gymnast.  After I retired I wasn’t training my body as much […]

The World is Ready for the Best Mark Correa to Ever Walk on Stage

Melissa Tarrab

“We had to win, each and every day leading up to this show to come in at top condition. I think we’ve accomplished that and more.”

Bodybuilding for Triathletes? Team Awesome says YES!

by Edward Gemdjian and Paer Gustafsson Former 3 distance Swedish record holder in swimming and current Equinox Tier 3 trainer, Paer Gustafsson, found a new challenge in 2010. When Equinox Fitness hosted an “indoor” triathlon, using spin class cycles a pool and a treadmill, Paer decided to take on the challenge. His top performance earned […]

Look out Worlds… Here Comes Rookie Mark Correa

by Edward Gemdjian Rookie WNBF Pro Bodybuilder and Team Awesome! contributor, Mark Correa, burst onto the scene by winning the Amateur World Lightweight championship last november. At 5’10” Mark knew his 157 lb. of muscle would not be enough to challenge the top natural pros, so the challenge brought to us this January was simple, […]

Setting Goals Today Ensures a Better Tomorrow

I have always said that fitness is a microcosm of life, that the same rules apply.  In order to find positive results we all must first set positive goals.  At my home base gym in Chelsea, I deal with many successful and often self made professionals.  They are deserving of the income they make and […]

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