Training to failure almost sounds like a self-defeating plan but muscle failure (in bodybuilding or weight training) is just another way of saying that the muscle is simply no longer able to perform another repetition. It refers to lifting weights to the point where a muscle can no longer contract concentrically. 

Most regularly, people don’t train to complete failure, if you try to push a little harder you might be able to do another rep as your trainer suggests! Those who train up to complete muscle failure are usually bodybuilders or powerlifters, with a specific goal of building larger muscles. However, training to failure also has its pros and cons, knowing both the aspects is essential to whether or not training to failure is right for you.

What is Training to Muscle Failure?

Lifting more weights (as much the body can handle) is a primary way of body building muscles

Now-a-days, our lives revolve around smart devices- apart from phones, there are smart toasters, smart home devices, smart security devices, etc. In the age of ‘everything smart’, the wearable industry has stepped in with extremely innovative and intelligent health and fitness devices. Fitness, health and data tracking wearables or commonly known as fitness wearables have been catching popularity lately, helping us stay informed and in-touch with ourselves.

What is wearable technology?

Wearable technology is integrated in electronic devices that are physically worn by individuals in order to track, analyze and transmit personal data. These ‘smart IoT devices’ can track various biometric data from heart rate to sleep patterns and much more.

Wearables (as we commonly call them) are electronic devices that are worn on a person in order to accurately relay or transmit important medical, biological and exercise data to a database.

What are Fitness Wearables?

Fitness wearables are associated