Friday, February 22, 2013
Easing Into A Beginners Exercise Routine
From what I have seen, beginners always
have the hardest time trying to get into a routine. Not only do they
not know what they're doing, but it's hard to keep focus and to stick
in it for the long hall. This is why the below workout is only going
to take less than 8 minutes to complete. You'll end up feeling great
after and, better yet, healthier.
Alright, for this beginners exercise
routine, you will need an interval timer.
Set your timer to 8 rounds of 30
seconds work and 10 seconds rest. Your goal is to do as many reps as
possible in those 30 seconds. One round is considered one exercise.
So your routine will look something like this:
30 seconds of Jumping jacks.
10 seconds rest.
30 seconds of Push ups
10 seconds rest.
30 seconds of Bicycle Crunches
10 seconds rest.
30 seconds of Tricep Dip
10 seconds rest.
By now you've completed 4 rounds, so
repeat the above one more time to complete 8 rounds. Andddd you're
done! You can do this twice a day and you can switch up/replace the
four exercises however you please.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Beating Your Personal Best In Interval Training
Hey everyone, thanks for dropping on by
today. So we've got a real simple exercise routine to help boost your metabolism and just get yourself healthy and fit. We want it to be
real easy to follow through, so it's only going to take less than 8
minutes to complete and you're going to feel great after.
First of all, we need you to have an
interval timer.
Set your timer for 8 rounds of 30
seconds work and 10 seconds rest. Within those 30 seconds, you want
to do as many reps as possible, take a short break, and then move on
to the next exercise. One round is one exercise. This means that
since there are four exercises below, you'll be repeating all four
exercises twice to complete a total of 8 rounds.
All you have to do is:
Squats
Push Up
Mountain Climbers
Dumbbell Triceps Extension
Remember to record your score, so you
can try and beat your personal best the next week.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Simple And Effective Home Exercise for Men - Rock Hard Muscle
Guys, we have a really effective
workout routine for you today. It works the entire body and it's only
12 minutes long. You might be thinking you won't be able to get a
good workout in 12 minutes, but believe me when I tell you that the
moment you get on the ground to try these out, you'll be winded.
First you need an interval timer. Get free online interval timer here.
Set your timer for 12 rounds of 50
seconds work and 10 seconds rest. For those who are unfamiliar,
you're suppose to do as many reps as possible within those 50 seconds
and then you take a really short break before moving on to the next
exercise. 12 rounds means 12 exercises.
This means that when you see
four exercises, you are suppose to repeat them three times to
complete the 12 rounds. Makes sense? Good. Remember to record how
well you did so that the next week you can try and beat your personal
best.
Our exercise routine for men works like
this:
Day 1
Push Ups
Dumbbell Chest Press
Dumbbell Bent Over Row
Dumbbell Triceps Extension
Day 2
Squats
Lunges
Calf Raises
Side Lunges
12 minutes each day is all you need to
stay in shape and to be fit. Good luck!
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
12 Minute Cardio Exercise Routine
We will using the Tabata system. What
that means is that you'll need a interval timer. You can get a free online Tabata timer here.
The way it works is that you set your
timer for 12 rounds of 50 seconds work and 10 seconds rest. The goal
is to work as hard/do as many reps as possible within those 50
seconds. Once done, take a quick rest, and then start in on the next
exercise. One round is one exercise. Below we will have four
exercises for you to complete. This means that after you finished all
four exercises, you will repeat it two more times to complete a total
of 12 rounds.And these are also great exercises for athletes.
Jump Rope
Mountain Climbers
Jumping Jacks
Burpees
This should be a killer cardio exercise routine is so short that you can add it on top of your own exercises
or use it just as a stand alone.
And if you're trying to lose weight, try the Fat Loss Factor program.
Monday, February 18, 2013
Great Cardio Exercise Routines For Women
Looking for a couple of different
cardio exercise routines for women that might keep you interested and
excited all the way through? Below are some ideas to give yourself a
little more of a challenge and to get a good workout going.
Run for 15 minutes and try to do 10
pull ups.
Don't worry if you can't do a pull up now, just try and know that in
time, you'll get there. Practice makes perfect. After a pull ups, run
for another 15 minutes.
Set your timer for 20 minutes. Do 50
jumping jacks and then 50 jump rope skips. This counts as one set, do
as many sets as possible in 20 minutes.
Jump over and under a line for 5
minutes, then jump over the line from side to side for 5 minutes,
then try one foot for 5 minutes and then the other.
You can do any one of these routines
six times a week or even boost it to twice a day for a great cardio
workout.And remember...
















