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Women should workout more like men - why?<br />
Free weights = woman Free Zone?<br />
Why is that? I think most women heavy weights cause fear huge muscle mass. But this is completely unfounded, because weight training is particularly effective and also trains the coordination.<br />
Huge mountains muscle can not build women due to their hormonal composition naturally. We have simply too little testosterone. ;-) A purposeful training with dumbbells supports us rather on the way to a toned body.<br />
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We noticed that the men in the free weights (in which we also always work) their muscles to complete failure to exhaust, however, most women see during their training on the machines of relatively relaxed. But the very last exhausting repetitions irritate the muscles and stimulate muscle growth. That is: Get out of the comfort zone!<br />
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Through active muscles increases the basal metabolic rate, because trained muscles consume more energy even at rest than untraininerte muscles. Endurance training should not be missing in a holistic training, as it strengthens the cardiovascular system. But women who want to lose weight or want solid curves are clearly better off with a precise weight training than with a pure cardio.<br />
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So girls, get off the elliptical machine and serve up some dumbbells!<br />
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On the right: my role model Michelle Lewin.<br />
Free weight area = woman-free zone?<br />
Why is this so? I believe that most women think that heavy weights cause huge muscle mass. But this is completely unfounded, because the weight training is particularly effective and also promote coordination.<br />
Women can't build up huge muscle mass naturally because of their hormonal composition. A purposeful training with dumbbells supports us on our way to a toned body.<br />
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We noticed that the men in the free weight area (where we also always work out) use their muscles to complete muscular failure, however, most women during their training on the machines look relatively relaxed. But the very last exhausting repetitions stimulate the muscle and promote muscle growth. In other words: Out of the Comfort Zone!<br />
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Active muscles increase the basal metabolic rate, because trained muscles consume more energy even at rest than untrained muscles. Cardio training should not be missing in a holistic training, as it strengthens the cardiovascular system. But women who want to lose weight or simply have solid curves are clearly better advised with a precise weight training than with a pure cardio workout.<br />
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So girls, get off the elliptical machine and serve up some dumbbells!<br />
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credits goes to - <a href="http://fitness-mission.blogspot.com/2015/11/women-should-workout-more-like-men-why.html">http://fitness-mission.blogspot.com/2015/11/women-should-workout-more-like-men-why.html</a>Sabrina Laxtonhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02238679772449914133noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6563963100238791201.post-20322839669106240332016-04-14T21:54:00.001-07:002016-04-14T21:54:34.954-07:00Glute exercises - How to shape your buttocks and legs<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" style="float: left; margin-right: 1em; text-align: left;"><tbody>
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Glute exercises are probably the most popular exercise among women. I was not surprised to see women in the gym as often train their lower parts of the body such as the legs or buttocks region.<br />
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Glute exercises including those for legs and often work more than they should. These are the two parts of the body that women care more than any other part of your body with the exception of the face and hair that does not feel the muscles on whose appearance can do physical exercise.<br />
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Recent studies have shown that most women exercise their buttocks and legs more than three times a week, not including exercises such as climbing stairs, running on treadmill, elliptical trainer exercise on other similar forms of exercise that is usually performed before the final training.<br />
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Exercise the same muscle every day is not healthy for its tissue and the way in which it is recovering. This may cause a slowdown in the pace of exercise, because you do not allow your body to exercise each time the best you can be due to the training of the same muscle. It is recommended to pass at least 48 hours before you start to exercise the same muscle. The muscle will recover - becoming stronger and everything looks better and will be rested and during each subsequent exercise will run what you require of it the best you can. If you want to increase the size of their buttocks and thighs, this is something that must be adhered to.<br />
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Glute exercises - Nutrition<br />
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All exercises are unique and no two are alike, and this is also true for the results achieved by them as well as to which of them is better than the other.<br />
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None of us likes to waste time, especially when it comes to exercise and all this pain and sweating that accompany it. Often we see others in the gym, especially when that someone is acting like he knows what he's doing. We begin to notice exercises that never before have we tried, thinking that they might be because we fail to achieve the results that one.<br />
Find the right exercise for the results you want is not difficult, what is difficult is the way you perform the exercise, weight lifting, which is used during it, repetitions that you perform and of course above all, as we mentioned about - recovery.<br />
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For some, let your buttocks and legs to rest some 36-48 hours before you exercise again, it will not be a problem. Studies have shown that most women often train the lower part of his body, thinking that this would improve its appearance, strength and will to get results much faster. This is not true and not only that you will not bring better and faster results but can also reverse the flow of things and slow down the recovery process. Slower recovery will slow down the appearance of the results!<br />
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Squats with Barbell are the king of all exercises for the legs and buttocks, practicing 256 muscles in just one movement of the body! If you are looking for a way to maximize the overall strength of your body and lower body appearance, this exercise is for you required.<br />
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5 best exercises for your butt<br />
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* Squats with Barbell<br />
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* Step out with dumbbells<br />
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* Last stretching the hip / leg<br />
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* Climbing with dumbbells<br />
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* Lifting buttocks (bridge)<br />
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1. Glute exercises- Squats with Barbell<br />
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Glute exercises<br />
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This is one of the best exercises for your butt, no doubt. Squats with Barbell activate 256 muscles in just one go, as this exercise is ideal for the whole lower part of the body.<br />
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Shaping the legs - Squats target the large muscle groups such as the buttocks, hips and thighs. Engage your quadriceps, hamstrings and calf muscles of thighs and thereby helps to strengthen and shape of the leg. One of the best exercises for lower body parts that you can work anywhere, with or without weights.<br />
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Lifting buttocks - If you are looking for the best way to lift the buttocks, squats will not disappoint. They affect your buttocks with a unique technique of tension, and therefore you are able to increase the weight is also a positive thing. Remember to squeeze your glutes and so to hold for 2 seconds before dropping, because it will bring impressive results in a very short period of time to directly affect muscle.<br />
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2. The exercises for the butt - Step out with dumbbells<br />
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butt exercises<br />
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Improve look of your legs shaping them and scorching the stubborn fat on them. This is a great exercise for those who want to improve the stability, appearance and size (to obtain lean muscle tone). Step out with dumbbells are not at all heavy. The results of this exercise, which provides in many ways amazing.<br />
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The overall stability of the body - Step out with dumbbells will improve the stability of your whole body. This exercise helps you to carry and control your body strengthening sheets, thighs and buttocks region.<br />
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Glutes and legs - and scoring a great deal to your thighs, fat burners that are on them persistently retained, will improve the look of your legs by building lean muscle mass and thus will your thighs get a full and sculpted look.<br />
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While exercise affects your thighs during lowering down, it will also engage the muscles and buttocks areas. Rising and squeezing glutes while you get up to an additional positive results.<br />
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3. Glute exercises - Last stretching the hip / leg<br />
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buttocks exercises<br />
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From the exercises name, deep down, you can already guess that is effective and if you have not tried it before! Last stretching the hip focuses directly on your buttocks and specifically designed to do just that, although it does not do this exercise just as good as the good old squats with the bar, rear stretching hook has their own unique ways to practice the muscles of the buttocks.<br />
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Glute exercises - Last stretching the hip is one of the best exercises for your butt, especially when it is performed with the help of fitness equipment or devices. If you use some of the supplies will be easier for you to successfully finish the exercise without any mistakes in her performance, which will eliminate the possibility of the occurrence of injuries. The correct execution of the exercise not only your body is safe from potential injury, but you will quickly notice the results with regard to direct you to guess the desired muscles.<br />
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Power leg - Last stretching legs on the floor do not exercise your legs so efficiently and therefore you should not use this exercise as an alternative for some of the exercises leg. This exercise simply direct trains the muscles of your buttocks while passing only strengthens your legs. It will perhaps slightly improve look of your legs, but as far as the effects of the gluteal muscles, with them you will definitely be satisfied!<br />
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4. Exercises for the butt - Climbing with dumbbells<br />
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Gluteus exercises<br />
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This is a great exercise for the lower body that will strengthen your legs. Not only will you feel great in strength than you based on that later shape the muscles of your buttocks and legs themselves, but also better results you'll notice its specific on their thighs.<br />
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Tonus thighs - As discussed above, climbing with dumbbells directly focuses on the exercise of the quadriceps, which is located on the front of your thighs. The way in which this exercise is performed, ie. during your positive and negative reps will feel intense force acting on quadriceps all the time, and thus does not allow your thighs a bit of rest.<br />
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Glutes - Climbing with dumbbells much less burdening lower part of your back than you do squats, but with regard to prance the step does not require tilting the front of the torso also do not exercise the seat so your muscles as much as they do squats. You will notice changes to your buttocks as you exercise will help to raise it and at the same time and in some shape, but you will definitely notice that you have a stronger feet from week to week.<br />
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5. Glute exercises - Rising buttocks (bridge)<br />
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Rising buttocks (bridge)<br />
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This is a wonderful glute exercises that are highly focused on burning fat deposits that lie on your cheeks and at the same time helps you butt looks fuller and shaped. The best thing about this exercise is that you can work anytime and anywhere! You do not need any extra weight or device, or using dumbbells or other weights during exercise can improve your results.<br />
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Solidification of buttocks region - the simplest exercise that every time a success. There is no way that you can do something wrong because of the exercise you do not require any skill other than to lie on your back on a firm surface and to position your body in the proper way to exercise.<br />
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Lifting buttocks are largely directed to the combustion of persistent fats that are found in the area of your buttocks while simultaneously developing a look firmer and fuller buttocks and is a popular and unique exercise in their own way which is different from other exercises for your butt.<br />
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The exercises for the butt - Program exercise<br />
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Exercise Sets Reps<br />
Squats with Barbell 4 14<br />
Step out with dumbbells 4 16<br />
Last stretching the hip / leg 4 16<br />
Climbing with dumbbells 3 14<br />
Lifting buttocks (bridge) 3 14<br />
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You should always give your muscles enough time for recovery and healing, especially leg muscles that are members of the large muscle groups that need more time for that. Without adequate recovery will be no results, as well as some injuries, and all your effort becomes generally a waste of time just because you did not allow your body to recover after a brutal workout.<br />
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Follow an exercise program for the buttocks and legs which are located above and practice two days a week with equal spacing on which you practice. Do not should exercise feet more than twice a week and so on other days focus on practicing the other parts of your body such as the arms, abdomen, shoulder and other muscle groups that need improvement.<br />
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Not an advisory to exercise all muscle groups in one day, but every day need to deal with only one muscle group.<br />
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Glute exercises - proper nutrition<br />
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As regards to your diet, will rely on high protein, low calorie and carbon-hydrated with minimum food intake of unhealthy fats.<br />
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If you want to achieve results within a month, the results of which will be really noticeable to you and others, then you can omit this part of a healthier diet and continue to eat unhealthy fast foods such as burgers, fries and candy.<br />
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Protein<br />
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Proteins are very important if you want to lose weight, build and shape your muscles and during that speed up muscle recovery process. Without sufficient amounts of protein a muscle can successfully recover after strenuous exercise.<br />
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Your goal is to enter about 1 gram of protein per pound of your body weight. So for example, if your current weight about 60 pounds then you should consume through food about 60 grams of protein a day. This will help you burn fat that persist in some parts of the body, and recover more quickly after exercise, addressing the pain in muscles and will successfully establish a fuller legs and buttocks!<br />
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Healthy fats<br />
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Mono-unsaturated fats and polyunsaturated fats are considered "good" fats. Every day you need, and are useful when you want to lose weight, improve your heart health, lower levels of "bad" cholesterol and improve your general health.<br />
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Strive daily intake of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in order to enjoy improving your overall health and appearance, and stay away from high-saturated fat.<br />
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Mono-unsaturated fat<br />
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* olive oil<br />
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* oil seed rape<br />
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* sunflower oil<br />
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* avocado<br />
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* olives<br />
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* peanut oil<br />
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* Stone fruit<br />
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Poly-unsaturated fat<br />
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* Soy milk<br />
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* nuts<br />
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* safflower oil<br />
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* Soybean oil<br />
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* corn oil<br />
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* sunflowers<br />
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* Flaxseed oil<br />
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Exercises for the lower body<br />
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1. Squats with Barbell<br />
2. Step out with dumbbells<br />
3. Last stretching the hip / leg<br />
4. Climbing with dumbbells<br />
5. Lifting buttocks (bridge)<br />
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Training<br />
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Squats with Barbell: 4 sets with 14 repetitions<br />
Step out with dumbbells: 4 sets with 16 reps<br />
Last stretching the hip / leg: 4 sets with 16 reps<br />
Climbing with dumbbells: 3 sets with 14 repetitions<br />
Lifting buttocks (bridge): 3 sets with 14 repetitions<br />
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Nutrition<br />
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* proteins<br />
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* Few carbohydrates<br />
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* A little fat<br />
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* healthy fats<br />
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* Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids<br />
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* fruit<br />
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* vegetables<br />
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Useful Tips<br />
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Every time you do an exercise and do not want to pull it up to a higher level in order to come up with even better results in a shorter period of time try to insert a few negative reps in sets of exercises.<br />
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Negative reps will do the maximum exercise your muscles and engage much larger number of muscles that otherwise would not have been activated by exercise which is very useful when we talk about exercises for your butt.<br />
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Compressing your muscles at the end of each repetition you get to the muscle which is nice defined, because you eliminate unwanted fat that covers it. Exercises for your butt will increase its strength, and raise the shape of your buttocks while you will also strengthen the legs. See also Dukan diet.<br />
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Fat-Loss Circuit Training is very simple once you get the hang<br />
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If you're familiar with normal circuit training (with timed,<br />
light-weight intervals), please put aside any notions you<br />
might have of how this workout program works. You will not only be<br />
harnessing the body's muscle-building and metabolism-stimulating<br />
power of intense, full-set weight training (NOT the typical<br />
light-weight, timed intervals of normal circuit training),<br />
you will also be incorporating the great calorie-burning<br />
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The proper combination of the two styles (weights and cardio)<br />
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into one workout routine is, quite simply, phenomenal for fat burning.<br />
In order to use Fat-Loss Circuit Training, you will need access<br />
to both weight equipment and cardio equipment (and/or benches<br />
or stairs), preferably located in fairly close proximity to<br />
each other.<br />
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This type of training is harder to do in a crowded gym as it<br />
will involve you moving back and forth quickly between<br />
different pieces of equipment. If someone is waiting to use<br />
your cardio machine the moment you step off, it will defeat<br />
the purpose of the workout. This technique is best used in a<br />
fairly uncrowded gym or fitness center where you have more freedom to use<br />
equipment or, better yet, in a home gym with weights and<br />
cardio equipment and no one waiting for anything!<br />
If you do work out in a crowded gym, I will tell you exactly<br />
how to get around it.<br />
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How The Training Works:<br />
- Essentially, this is combined circuit/interval training.<br />
- You will be going back and forth between your weight<br />
training exercises and one cardio exercise for the<br />
duration of the workout plan.<br />
- Your rest period for weights will be your cardio and your<br />
rest period for cardio will be your weights.<br />
- You will be doing some sort of activity for your entire<br />
workout without any break!<br />
This combination is very effective for a number of reasons:<br />
- It forces the muscles in your body to burn calories continuously during<br />
the workout.<br />
- It utilizes resistance training and cardio training so you<br />
get all the benefits of both in one workout.<br />
- By forcing your body to workout like this, you dramatically<br />
increase your metabolism leading to increased fat burning<br />
long after the workout (more so than either weights or<br />
cardio alone).<br />
- It saves time - you get both your weights and cardio in<br />
the same amount of time as your regular workout.<br />
- You will still be able to use heavy weights in your weight<br />
training, helping to preserve muscle mass.<br />
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How To Do It:<br />
Step 1 - Set Up<br />
For the most efficient workout plan possible, try to have most or<br />
all of your exercises pre-set and ready to go. The less time<br />
you spend on preparation during your workout itself, the more<br />
effective that workout will be, especially since you want to<br />
be continually active throughout the workout. You can use any<br />
type of cardio that is convenient and enjoyable to you, be it<br />
a machine, stair stepping, or even a skipping rope.<br />
If you are working out in a crowded gym, try to claim an<br />
area for yourself and focus on dumbell exercises. You won't<br />
have to wait in line to use any weight machines that way.<br />
If you don't have access to convenient cardio machines,<br />
you're going to have to go low-tech. You'll need to do stair-<br />
stepping (stepping up two stairs then back down works well),<br />
bench-stepping (step up onto a flat bench or Step platform<br />
then back down) or rope-jumping like Rocky (be sure you're not close<br />
to anyone if you choose this). These approaches work just as<br />
well as cardio machines and allow you to perform this<br />
training style in a busier setting.<br />
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Fitness super model Amanda Latona<br />
If the stair-stepping method is what you need to use, have a<br />
look at the stepping pattern demonstrated on the following<br />
page:<br />
you gotta see this!<br />
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Step 2 - Warm-up<br />
Do a few minutes of low-intensity cardio as a warm-up. You<br />
may wish to do a few light sets of a few of the exercises<br />
you'll be working with before you start into it though. Don't<br />
tire yourself out, just get a light sweat going.<br />
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Step 3 - Start with 30 - 40 seconds of moderate intensity cardio.<br />
This could be setting a stair machine to a level that is<br />
not easy but is not so challenging that you're going to<br />
exhaust yourself right away. Watch the timer on your machine<br />
and go for approximately 40 seconds (I say approximately<br />
because there will generally be a slight lag time when you<br />
step on and off).<br />
Many cardio machines have a "rest period" feature where you<br />
can leave the machine on and it will not erase your program<br />
while you have stepped off. Normally, this is about 2 minutes.<br />
This should be enough time to complete your weight set.<br />
If you are using a machine such as a treadmill or stair<br />
machine that you will leave on with the timer running, just<br />
watch the time counter on the machine and keep track of when<br />
you get on it to get the designated period.<br />
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It may require a<br />
little mental math! You can also use your own stopwatch or<br />
timer on your watch to keep track (this is easier). Start the<br />
timer when you start the cardio.<br />
Many machines also have a feature that runs through a series<br />
of time periods. I've found on the StairMaster, if you set<br />
the length of the session to 20 minutes, this results in a<br />
40 second time period making it perfect for judging your<br />
cardio periods.<br />
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Step 4 - Do a set of weights.<br />
Go as quickly as you can to your first exercise. Do a set of<br />
the first exercise on your program for the day. Do this with<br />
no rest, going from the cardio immediately to the weights.<br />
Do all your reps until you start to approach muscular failure.<br />
While this is definitely still intense weight training, don't<br />
push yourself to muscular failure as you would in your regular<br />
training. Due to the high training volume we'll be doing in<br />
this program, pushing to failure on every set will compromise<br />
muscle recovery.<br />
Also, be very sure to use proper form and tempo when lifting<br />
the weights. Don't rush your weight sets - perform them with<br />
the same form and speed as you would if you were doing a regular<br />
set in your training. Fast, light or sloppy weight sets are<br />
NOT what we're looking for here.<br />
<br />
Fitness super star Jack Lalane 1947!<br />
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Step 5 - Go right back to the cardio.<br />
Get back to the cardio and do another 40 seconds of<br />
moderate-intensity cardio.<br />
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Step 6 - Repeat the cycle for the duration of the workout.<br />
You will be going back and forth continuously between cardio<br />
and your weight training exercises, using the cardio as the<br />
rest period between your weight sets. What this means is<br />
that over the course of your workout, you'll be burning<br />
calories via cardio and weights AND you'll be working your<br />
muscles with intense, heavy weight training as well. It's<br />
tough training but very effective!<br />
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Notes:<br />
- As you improve your cardio ability, you can choose to<br />
increase the intensity of your cardio training between<br />
sets. You may wish to start at a lower level and gradually<br />
increase the resistance over the course of the workout or<br />
start at a higher level and keep it there. It is perfectly<br />
acceptable to keep it at a steady, moderate level, however.<br />
- This Fat-Loss Circuit technique can be used with nearly<br />
any form of cardio exercise as long as it is convenient to<br />
go back and forth with the weights. The real key here is<br />
to maintain activity for the entire workout.<br />
- Keep your workouts to no more than 45 minutes at the very<br />
most when doing this type of training. Any more than that<br />
and you will be breaking yourself down too much. It's an<br />
extremely demanding form of training as you'll be working<br />
every major energy system in your body. You will also find<br />
it will crank your metabolism up pretty seriously!<br />
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For a sample workout to follow, taken directly from my<br />
"Metabolic Surge - Rapid Fat Loss" ebook, please click on the<br />
following link:<br />
click here<br />
You will be able to print this workout and take it to the gym<br />
with you to try out.<br />
<br />
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Nick Nilsson is Vice-President of the online personal training<br />
company BetterU, Inc. He has a degree in Physical Education<br />
and Psychology and has been inventing new training techniques<br />
for more than 18 years. Nick is the author of a number of<br />
bodybuilding eBooks including "Metabolic Surge - Rapid Fat Loss,"<br />
"The Best Exercises You've Never Heard Of," "MUSCLE EXPLOSION" and "Specialization Training,"<br />
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