Talking about belts

January 16, 2011 by admin  
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www.shapeofsuccessfitness.com A short video on weight lifting belts.

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26/10/2010 weight lifting and a statement from the neil about a beady eyed traitor

October 27, 2010 by admin  
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been backstabbed by some dirty low life double crosser in the bnp,just watch who our talking to,there are agent provocateurs working inside the bnp,with muslim backgrounds,hell bent on destroying nationalism,the person in question,was up until a year ago a hard core musli,and a communist, I was taken in by this guy and was a sucker,this won,tever happen again,don,t get too friendly with people,keep your natinalism simple,family first,remember you are fighting for your children,my blood is pure,the person in question has various racial perversions,therefore doesnt qualify as a ntionalist in my eyes,as they don,t qualif in my mind as british,the person in question,I found out as it went along,was friendly with ira sympathisers,was/is? hardcore muslim,and is a communist infiltrator,he did not want to go to glasgow and be confronted by his communist mates, like I say,just because you think you know someone,doesnt mean they are your friend,this guy turned into my enemy,he resigned his post from the bnp until he thinks things are forgotten,british man has a long memory,I will never forget,read the description of agent provocateur,bnp scotland is now non active because of this guy,did his job really well. My dad said to me,never trust anyone with beady eyes,never a truer statement was said,beady eyed bastard. No surrender ever at anytime.

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The Brutal Truth About Losing Weight

December 29, 2009 by admin  
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Comes a time when we must face reality.

Every ounce of fat you are carrying on your body got there through your mouth!  Don’t believe it?  Well how else did it get there?  Did someone sew it onto your belly?

No.  It is a result of what you have eaten.

So, how do you lose weight?  Quite obviously, stop stuffing so much through your mouth!

Now, this is going to mean a lifestyle change and that is not easy to maintain.  It can be just as hard as giving up other addictions such as smoking.

It can be done if you really want to … but it will take time.

Firstly, reduce your serving size.  No need to make a drastic change to your diet to begin … just eat 20% less.  Use smaller dishes.  Drink more water.

Secondly, as your stomach (and mind) get used to smaller meals you can then gradually introduce one of the better fat burning weight loss diet and exercise programs … and if you are really serious about losing weight you will need all the encouragement you can get from one of the better programs.

You will be guided to tasty and healthy, low calorie meals that will speed your weight loss and help you to maintain your desired weight and a well designed exercise routine will help you burn the fat and improve your mobility.

“I just don’t have time to get to the gym!”  you say.  Well that really shouldn’t be a problem once you understand how you can get a proper fat burning workout done with basic or minimal equipment.

In order to get a great high intensity fat burning workout that stimulates the growth of lean muscle tissue, accelerates your metabolism and fat burning, and provides cardiovascular conditioning…you should perform a variety of exercises that work all of your major muscle groups in the same workout.

You don’t need fancy equipment or a membership at a hot fitness club.  All you need for your fat burning workout is good old-fashioned dumbbells…or less.  You can work your entire body from head to toe with a good set of adjustable dumbbells and a simple bench.  In fact, movements like pushups, chin-ups, sit-ups, etc. can  provide great muscle stimulation  by using your bodyweight as the resistance, rather than dumbbells, barbells, or machines.

Change your lifestyle and get rid of that belly fat permanently.  You put it there and only you can get rid of it.  Brutal?  Yes, but true.

The end result will be a new you.  Trim, taught and terrific!

Ron Limbert has studied many weight loss programs searching for those that really work not only helping you to lose weight but, more importantly, helping you to keep it off. The 5 top fat loss programs are reviewed at his website http://www.5-best-reviews.com/fatloss

Know About Weight Lifting Tips

October 20, 2009 by admin  
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Your muscles need 48 hours to recover after a weight training workout. During this period the muscle development you are training for takes place – each time you work them out your muscles should come back that bit stronger. You need to allow the time for this muscle recovery and should leave at least 48 hours after working a muscle before you work it again.

Caution should be exercised if the hand-behind-the-head position is used during sit-ups or crunches. Don’t confuse neck movement for spine articulation. Some individuals with a higher risk of neck injury may need to keep their neck in a neutral position so the added weight can be placed on the upper chest, just below the neck. Incidentally the chance of neck injury may be increased when the exerciser places the hands higher behind the head and attempts to throw the body upward, jerking the head forward with greater force than to which the neck is accustomed.

Most important thing you need to do before starting any weight lifting exercise. You, and you alone, need to determine exactly what it is that you want to get out of your weight lifting exercise routine. Is it losing a specific amount of fat? Building strength or lean muscle? Is it for an athletic event? Is it to improve your physical appearance? Is it to improve your health? The bottom line is that you have to determine exactly what it is you want to accomplish.

Most people think why grip and what the heck are finishers? I focus all my clients on real world strength or functional strength. By training the grip you will have more wrist control (less injury) and also you will be able to focus more and that will allow you to recruit more muscle fibers thus making you stronger. Finishers are stuff that is functional. After a hard leg session go out and push your car around the block. I have my clients do plate clean and press, carry sand bags either in front of them or on there shoulder, or do the dreaded Drill Instructor special (this consists of 5-10 minutes of push ups, situps, jumping jacks, deep knee bends, and running in place). Principle of progressive overload.

One of the fundamentals of resistance exercise is Progressive overload means that you increase the workload gradually over time as your muscles accommodate to the resistance with the objective of gaining strength and/or mass. For example, suppose that you’ve been lifting biceps curls for two weeks with 12 pounds, 10 repetitions, and then at week three, 12 pounds is easy and you can lift more. According to the principle of progressive overload, at this point, you would increase the weight if strength improvement is your goal. Your strength will remain the same if you keep the weight the same.

Pre-Fatigue Technique – This technique is when the smaller muscle group is

completely fatigued before super-setting with the compound movement. That way the larger muscles will take over and force the already fatigued smaller muscle group to complete more repetitions. Thus, an overload response occurs. A great example of this is doing leg extensions to momentary muscle failure followed immediately by leg presses.

Along the same lines, don’t lift more weight than you are capable of, especially if there is no spotter on hand. You can seriously injure yourself, and it could end your lifting career. Unless you are competing, try to stick with weights you can do at least 5-6 reps with without killing yourself. You’ll get the same results as you would have struggling to push out one rep.

How should I go about beginning weight lifting?

October 20, 2009 by admin  
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Up to this point I have just been doing push-ups, sit-ups, pull-ups in different hand positions, knee-ups, and dips. I have also been using the Perfect Push-Up.

I now want to get into weight lifting. Would it be okay to lift weights every other day or should there be a bigger gap? Can I do the same weightlifting workouts on days that I lift or must I do different workouts? Please explain.

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