The Best Workout Motivation Ever.

January 29, 2012 by admin  
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I hope this gets you in the mood to workout today.

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Soloflex Hybrid 4 minute fullbody workout

December 6, 2011 by admin  
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Soloflex Hybrid 4 minute fullbody workout

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weight lifting workout plans for women

September 7, 2011 by admin  
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Weight Lifting Workout @ the Gym-ARAVIND

December 20, 2010 by admin  
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Female Toning – Women Home Workout Routine

August 7, 2010 by admin  
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Wan’t to look like a fitness model following a workout program from your own home? Visit www.i-want-abs.com to find out more about the program. Ever wondered how the female fitness models are able to achieve the cellulite free, six-pack abs, firm and toned bikini body? Well this awesome female workout routine shows how you can achieve the fitness model look, all in the comfort of your own home. Jennifer’s story was shown on the Oprah Winfrey show, and her program is designed for all the busy ladies who don’t have time to go to the gym. Her program involves doing exercises around the house. Check it out if you want to: -tone your arms -exercises to get a flat toned tummy -exercises for the problem areas such as the buttock, thighs, and build firm cellulite free legs -learn how to eat to burn fat and build muscle -weight lifting in your own home without going to the gym -need a cardio plan to help speed up your metabolism To check out the program visit www.i-want-abs.com

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Chest Workout: Dumbbell Flys

May 27, 2010 by admin  
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How do you get a massive chest? Most bodybuilders say “do lots of heavy bench press” – I disagree. There are two types of chest exercises, pushing exercisees (like bench press and pushups) and squeezing exercises (like pec deck and dumbbell flys). You need to do both to maximize your chest development. For me personally, the squeezing chest exercises have given me much better mass and strength gains than the pushing type exerciess. The king of the squeezing exercises is the dumbbell fly and its easy to do at home with just a used set of dumbbells. Heres how you do it.: lay on floor together) knees up, abs flexed (lower back support) shoulder back, shoulder blades together arms perpendicular to sides elbows slightly bent go sloooooly up and slooooowly down flex you chest at top of rep Warning straight armed is much more difficlut than elbows bent because of leverage. Decrease your weight till you can do these with your arms almost straight. Many times you will see people doing WAY more than they should and they do them like this (demo). No, use less weight. Why? Because then you can spot yourself. At about rep 6 when you cant do another straight armed one, bend your elbows slightly. This increases your leverage and makes it easier on your pecs, now you can do 2 or 3 more. When you cant do any more reps, bend your elbows a bit more. This way, you can do forced reps safely. The reason I do this on the floor is for safety, please see this video for more info: www.youtube.com

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Kettlebell Workout Routines

January 18, 2010 by admin  
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So what exactly is a kettlebell anyway?  Well, a kettlebell is a piece of exercise equipment that basically looks like a canon ball with a round handle on it.  Kettlebells come in various weights, and various brands so you’ll find many different price ranges as well.  There are even some kettlebells that are adjustable, just as you may have seen adjustable dumbbells.  However, for the most part, you’ll really only need to start with one kettlebell for your kettlebell workout routines.

One of the greatest things about doing kettlebell workout routines is that the equipment you use is so small and compact even if you live in a really small apartment, you have room to store it.  You don’t need a whole bunch of kettlebells, you really only need one.  And the other thing is that you can workout inside, outside, wherever you can move around just a little bit.  You can keep your kettlebell in the trunk of your car and take it with you anywhere.

One of the best exercises for your kettlebell workout routines would be the kettlebell swing or double-handed swing.  The kettlebell swing will work not only your glutes and hamstrings, but also your abs.  How you perform the kettlebell swing is but squatting down and grabbing the kettlebell with both hands.  Keep your shoulder back, head up and face forward.  As you stand up, swing the kettlebell out in front of you at chest height, paying close attention not to shrug your shoulders.  As the same time, you are straightening your legs, and pushing your hips forward.  Then, on the downswing, you once again go into the squat position, swinging the kettlebell downward and back through your legs.

Another great exercise to add to your kettlebell workout routines is the single-handed swing.  Essentially it’s done the same way as the double-handed swing, except you use one hand and swing the kettlebell up the same way for about 20 seconds or 10 reps.  Then you rest for about 20 seconds and use the other arm.

There are many other kettlebell workout routines out there, so check for more articles about doing various routines for various goals.  Whether you are male or female, looking to burn fat or increase muscle, you can find kettlebell workout routines that are exactly right for you.

For more information on kettlebell workout routines, check out:
http://musclesnotfat.com/Kettlebell-Workout-Routines.html

Get A Great Fat Burning Workout Wherever You Are, Anytime

January 8, 2010 by admin  
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You¡¯ve heard it a million times from people trying to burn fat, ¡°I just don¡¯t have time to get to the gym.¡± Well that really shouldn¡¯t be a problem once you understand how you can get a proper lose stomach fat fast workout done with basic or minimal equipment. In order to get a great high intensity fat burning workout, like students of my Fat Burning Furnace system get¡­.one that stimulates the growth of lean muscle tissue, accelerates your metabolism and fat burning, and provides cardiovascular conditioning¡­you need to perform a variety of exercises that work all of your major muscle groups in the same workout. You have a few choices in what equipment to use. But I am here to tell you that you don¡¯t need fancy equipment or a membership at the hot fitness center in your area. All that is really required for your lose stomach fat fast workout is good old-fashioned barbells and/or dumbbells¡­or less. In fact, you can work your entire body from head to toe with a good set of adjustable dumbbells and a simple bench. Keep this in your home and it takes very little space and is always accessible for those fat burning workouts you¡¯d have to skip otherwise. After all, the proper workout I¡¯m talking about averages about 15-20 minutes¡­but if you factor in the transit time to and from the gym, it can become more difficult to stick to your routine.

I highly recommend getting a basic setup at home for those times, or you can even use this exclusively.  I personally always workout at home and it has its advantages.  You don’t have to wait for the next station or machine on your routine at home.  This is very important in relation to pulling the maximum cardiovascular benefits out of the same muscle building and fat burning workout…keeping your time between exercises down to 60 seconds or less. 

Home workouts are also great for those that might be a bit intimidated by working out with weights in public at the gym.  If you feel this way, don’t fret, you’re not alone.  This is especially true for some of the ladies, as weight training is traditionally thought of as the guy’s territory in the fitness center.  Nothing could be further from the truth, but if you’d rather perform you fat burning workout at home, then do it!

Now, when working out properly, like I teach my Fat Burning Furnace students, you’re only exercising for 2-3 days per week, but if you’re workout day falls on a day when you’re out of town, what to do? 

Yeah, you could try and find a local gym to go to, but that can be a hassle.  There are actually several fat burning bodyweight exercises you can do without the use of any equipment. 

Movements like the pushup, chin-ups, sit-ups, etc. can provide enough muscle stimulation to keep you conditioned until you get back home.  You’re using your bodyweight as the resistance, rather than dumbbells, barbells, or machines. 

So don’t let those standard excuses work their way into your vocabulary…you can get a great fat burning workout wherever you are, anytime!

Spencer is a gym trainer and has taught thousand of people how to lose weight with a easy yet proper workout rountine.Please visit http://diet-plan-to-lose-body-fat.com/ for more information

Weight Lifting/Training Exercises to Tone Arms, Workout Biceps, Triceps, Chest & Shoulder Muscles

November 8, 2009 by admin  
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Weight Lifting Routine – Top Priorities For Developing a Successful Mass Building Workout

November 4, 2009 by admin  
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Adding lean muscle mass to your body is not something you do by accident. There are proven principals that work no matter your age, gender or current level of fitness. But as with all things, some ARE more important than others. With that in mind here is my list of things, in order of priority that you should incorporate into any weight lifting routine that is geared to muscle mass building.

Keep Each Workout Under 1:30

This is basically the law of diminishing returns. With each set performed, your energy level drops to the point where you are not able to truly push your self enough to build muscle. The same theory applies to rep count. Doing 6-8 of the highest weight you can handle builds more muscle than failing on the 50th rep. It has been scientifically proven that any session beyond your bodies limit is counterproductive. That number seems to max out at 90 minutes.

 Limit Your Cardio

If cardio contributed to lean muscle gain, then more cardio would build more lean muscle right? Ever see a muscular marathoner? Enough said.

Keep a Weight Lifting Log

The whole basis of muscle building is grounded on the idea of lifting ever increasing weight amounts. How will you be able to know you are doing this if you don’t keep track? A log provides your road map to what you will lift, not for what you have lifted.

Get Enough Calories

Gaining muscle requires a calorie surplus. If you are not consuming more calories than you are burning per day for energy, than you will never gain new lean muscle. Period. You may lose some body fat, but new muscle growth will not occur. When bodybuilders go into their cut cycle, they stop adding new muscle. A cut cycle is, by definition, designed to make you smaller. This what happens when you train without a calorie surplus. But consuming too large a surplus leads to fat gain as well. You must know the right number for you.

Visit MuscleandHealth.org for the rest of the list and more free info on how to develop weight lifting routines for Muscle Mass Gain.

Steve Robbins is editor and main contributor to www.muscleandhealth.org, www.gain-muscle-weight-fast.com and http://muscleandhealthorg.blogspot.com/. He has been a lifelong fitness enthusiast and has the rare ability to bench press twice his body weight and run a marathon in the same day. At the age of 51.

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