Ask Anna: Fitness and Wellness Advice



 
ANNA LAMPIGNANO,   FULL BIO
 
• ACE Certified Personal Trainer
• Lifestyle & Weight Management (ACE)
• Post Rehab Specialist
• RTS (Resistance Training Specialist) - Level I
• New York City Ballet (cert. GE)
• Sports Performance Institute (SPI) Levels I & II
• Thai Massage Levels I & II
Question:


Anna - You have often mentioned muscle fiber recruitment in your classes over the years and how the different types affect the development of muscle. I've been changing up my exercises but I have not made much progress lately. What changes can I make to start seeing another growth pattern?


Question:


I've been a runner for most of my adult life and recently took your advice about starting up a weight training program. Thanks, because I saw great changes in my physique initially. I've noticed however that I'm no longer building muscle and I'm not getting any stronger. It's been about 3 months. I was expecting that strength would slow down after awhile but it seems to have completely stopped. I can't work with a trainer at the club during the week, but I was thinking about working with someone near home on the weekends. Any advice?


Question:


Every year I make a resolution to lose that same ten pounds. Usually I lose a couple and then regain them. I know I'm working out enough (you've told me so!) and the problem lies with what I'm eating. Would you please provide some of your great tips to help me practice some discipline? You gave me some a few years ago but I can't remember them. A "tips" list would be great to help me stay on track. I need a pep talk, but feel free to be tough!


Question:


I currently do your military class, step power class, 1 Flex it (try) and 1 Chisel per week. I´m used to not feeling very sore after the regular military or power class. However, I really was expecting (wanting) to feel the pain after the first chisel class. That tender, painful feeling that makes it difficult to sit, to stand, to walk, because your muscles are soooooo sore. Psychologically I feel like I´ve accomplished more in my workout if I feel this way the day after a class. Typically what happens is I do feel the muscles exhaust themselves in these classes and in the evening I feel the muscles being tired, however in the morning I´m able to fully sit, stand, and walk with no (or very little) tender, painful feeling.......


Question:

Thanks. D.


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