Bonnies Workout Pilates Routine Total Body
March 5, 2011 by admin
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Bonnies Workout Pilates Routine Total Body
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7-Min Home Dumbbell Shoulder Workout Routine
March 3, 2011 by admin
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www.HugoRivera.net – Home 7-Min Dumbbell Shoulder Workout Routine Learn how to train the shoulders in 7 minutes simply using some dumbbels in the comfort of your home. Home 7-Min Dumbbell Shoulder Workout Routine Tri-set: Bent Over Laterals (Pronated Grip) 2 sets of 10-15 reps (no rest) Upright Rows 2 sets of 10-15 reps (no rest) Shoulder Press 2 sets of 10-15 reps (1 min rest) Shoulder Workout Notes: 1) Train the shoulders twice a week. 2) You can do them in conjunction with your chest and triceps, your back, or your arms. For more information on different training splits please take a look below: Bodybuilding Training Split #1: Day 1: Chest, Biceps, Triceps Day 2: Legs Day 3: Back, Shoulders, Abs Day 4: Rest Day 5: Start Over Bodybuilding Training Split #2: Day 1: Chest, Back, Abs Day 2: Legs Day 3: Shoulders, Biceps, Triceps Day 4: Rest Day 5: Start Over Bodybuilding Training Split #3: Day 1: Chest, Shoulders, Triceps Day 2: Legs Day 3: Back, Biceps, Abs Day 4: Rest Day 5: Start Over 3) If you have more time, you can add a third set. That would make the routine around 10 minutes in length. If you liked this video, remember to hit the LIKE button below and also feel free to share it with your friends via TWITTER and/or FACEBOOK. For more information on the subject and FREE articles on Training, Nutrition, and Supplementation please visit www.HugoRivera.net where you can also sign up to my FREE Weekly Newsletter and by doing so, you get a FREE E-book that shows you How …
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How To Get Six Pack Abs Workout Routine
August 31, 2010 by admin
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Thousands of people want to get six pack abs, and it’s only natural because of the lean cuts, ripped abs and muscly dudes on YouTube or TV. But how do you do it? is there a real secret or is it just a bunch of crunches that will help get that ripped six pack you’re looking for?
Well, truth is that there is no fast way to get a six pack, but there are ‘faster ways’ and they include 3 main ingredients no matter what.
1. A good clean, balanced healthy 5-6 times a day mealplan.
2. A high intense workout routine, that incorporates all muslce groups, such as weight training.
3. A cardio program that will help remove the body fat that is covering your abs at this point, because you do have natural abs underneath the fat… And it’s usually a HIIT program, which means high intense interval training program.
And lastly to get a ripped six pack you will need an ab workout routine and that’s what I’ll be demonstrating for you today…
First exercise will be the arms to feet v-crunch for lower six pack abs. Repeat this exercise for 20 repetitions and move on to the next one.
This exercise is the hip raise… Simply lay on your back and lift your hips, to the ceiling while keeping the soles of your feet upwards too… So it’s a complete under body lift. Do this for 20 repetitions.
Crossed knee crunch. This is one of the secret ab crunches that will get your ripped fast, and it’s one that many don’t know about! Lay down, like a normal crunch and place one of your feet in a 90 degree angle on top of your other leg, so you have kind of a “P” shape now on your body, then do a cross crunch touching your elbow with the knee. Repeat for 15 reps on each side.
Now do 30 seconds of side plank…
And finish it off with 30 repetitions of leg lifts, which are done by laying down on your back and lifting your legs a few inches above the ground. Perform a set of 30 repetitions and make sure you keep your feet off the ground at all times, moving them slightly up and down to get a nice deep burn!
This is a short ab workout that will help you get ripped six pack abs, but like the initial part of this article suggested there is a lot more to it than just doing ab exercises.
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Six Pack Abs Routine Without The Boredom
August 30, 2010 by admin
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So you want six pack abs, but dread the humdrum of situps and crunches? Well, there’s no longer a need to limit your ab routine to just these exercises. Rather, you can design an all encompassing six pack abs routine that lets you choose from a variety of exercises.
When designing an effective ab program, you want to target every area. Additionally, the rep range is critical to the development of a strong, visible six pack. Keeping your reps at 15-30 will help you maintain a flat and lean midsection while making your waist appear smaller.
It is also important to always hit your abs last in your workout. You shouldn’t fatigue them before training other body parts, especially the back or legs, because you want your core to be strong to help sustain the intra-abdominal pressure necessary to protect your spine.
The main point of customizing a six pack abs routine is to give you the abs you yearn for while staving off boredom. While most exercises work more than one muscle, the examples below show how you can work a particular area by choosing specific exercises from different categories.
Upper Abs
Crunch Exercise Ball Crunch Medicine Ball Chop
Lower Abs
Reverse Crunch Hanging Leg Raises Hanging Knee Raises
Core-Specific
Plank Side Plank Wheel Roll-Out
Obliques
Bicycle Oblique Crunch Crossover Crunch
Tip: A higher rep range is designed to improve endurance and lean out, while the weighted versions, in the 8-12 rep range, build more thickness and size. As you complete a rep, rest 30-120 seconds between sets, depending on the intensity and your overall goal. You can decrease rest periods to enhance calorie burning and intensity. Finally, as you adapt to these exercises, increase the number of sets or add weights to standard body weight only exercises. The more you challenge yourself, the better your chances of developing a hard, ripped midsection.
Customizing a six pack abs routine helps you get the most out of your workout and keeps you motivated. For additional ab specific exercises to add to your routine, click the link below.
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Six Pack Abs Workout: Quick Abs Routine with NO Equipment
August 29, 2010 by admin
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Exercise With An Ab Workout Routine
August 24, 2010 by admin
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Regardless of your gender or age, to have a flat stomach or even well defined abs would be great. For most women, it can be said that they want to look good in their clothes and having a flat stomach can be very important. There are many different roads you can go down in order to achieve this, but you will have to do some sort of workout. One of the best approaches that you can adopt, would be to choose and use a good ab workout routine. A routine that will really work your muscles, and give you the desired effect.
There is a right and a wrong way of doing any exercise – you either work your muscles or not! This a common mistake made by most people when working out. In order to get the most out of any exercise, you must concentrate on working the right set of muscles. The same rule should apply to your routine if you want a flat stomach or to develop your abs.
Obviously, you start off at a steady pace and work towards really intensifying your routines. By staying at the same pace, you will not really see any benefits. For example, if you start off by speed walking, then you should move on to something more energetic, like jogging after a week or two.
The best exercise to really work your abs is doing the crunches. Initially, you can start off by doing the simple form of the crunch. When you feel that your confidently working your upper and lower abdominal muscles, you should then progress to doing some of the more complicated crunch exercises.
A way of finding out if you are doing the exercises correctly, is by placing your hand on your abs as you slowly perform the exercise. You should be able to feel your abs muscles being worked. You should then be able to learn how to target those particular muscles, as your go through your abs workout.
Remembering to avoid these simple mistakes with your own abs workout routine, you will be on the road to working and developing your muscles and achieving what you initially set out to do.
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Succesful Six Pack Ab Workout Routine Tips
August 22, 2010 by admin
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Here are the best workouts for your abs tips.
if you are serious about getting 6 pack abdominals then you have to understand a couple of things before really setting up your own six pack abs workout routine. Getting abs is not about just doing ab exercises. These are the kinds that target your abs immediately like crunches. Dear ab equipment you see publicized on TV is also not the solution. .
all it takes is a lifestyle change. You won’t have a sore stomach the following day but they’re effective.
they’re effective because they burn tons of calories purely from fat especially round the belly. Of course doing ab exercises like reverse crunches is effective but you won’t see a giant improvement because they do not help you lose your blubber like compound exercises do.
Too many folk think that to get six pack abdominals you want to focus on doing direct ab exercises and that’s it. But that is one of the most typical fables.
Instead do full body workouts with a few ab exercises thrown in. Then there is cardio workouts. You actually don’t want cardiovascular but it does help speed up your fat loss especially round the belly.
the main thing about regular sit ups/crunches is that the are really ineffective. I know you could have gotten them from gym class in highschool but they’re the least effective exercise. Not only that but they’re no fun and put strain on your neck and back.
say hello to the reverse crunch. These can fix your posture Problems and they’re one of the most efficient ab exercises. You do not even need any hardware like an exercise ball. You may be sure you will get sore if you have never done them before. They do not strain your neck and back since you keep your back from rounding.
Then while keeping your arms by your sides bring your knees back to nearly touch your chest. Then back to the starting position. Ensure your legs do not go past parallel to the floor because then you’ll be working your hip flexors way more than your lower abs.
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Ripped 6 Pack Abs: “Be a 10 in 2010″ with my Holiday Abs Routine (Home & Gym)
August 7, 2010 by admin
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The 300 Ab Workout Routine
July 28, 2010 by admin
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You’ve no doubt heard of the 300 workout. It was a workout originally designed by trainer, climber, and author Mark Twight for the the cast of the movie ’300′. Although according to Twight it was originally intended as more of a test to measure progress than a workout to be done on a regular basis, the routine has since its creation been adopted – and adapted – by more than a few individuals as a stand-alone workout program.
The original 300 workout consists of six different exercises each performed for 50 reps done back to back with as little rest as possible. I’ve created an abs-only workout in the spirit of the original 300 workout – here’s how you do it:
Start with 25 full sit ups
Move on to 25 hanging leg raises
Perform 25 cross-body mountain climbers
Finish with 25 floor wipers
Perform this circuit three times as fast as possible for a total of 300 reps.
The sit ups can be performed in any style you like – using an ab mat is my favorite way to do them, but the most important thing is that you pick a way – feet anchored, janda sit ups, etc. – and stick with it to measure your progress.
The hanging leg raises can be performed using a leg raise apparatus, with ab straps, etc. – again, pick one way and stick with it.
Cross body mountain climbers are performed by getting into a push up position, keeping the body in a nice straight line and tucking the knees, one at a time, into the body. Think of bringing each knee towards the opposite elbow.
Finally, floor wipers are performed by loading up an Olympic bar, lying on the floor and pressing the bar up in front of you – like the lock out position of a bench press. Do a leg raise, holding the bar in this position, and alternately touch your feet to the plate on the right side of the bar and the plate on the left side of the bar.
Hit this workout hard and your abs will be toast – guaranteed! This 300 ab workout routine can be added to your existing regimen two or three times per week. Be consistent with this and you’ll be well on your way towards those abs of steel you’ve always dreamed of!
Do you have any questions about exactly how to perform any of these exercises? How about a few more sample workouts that not only hit your abs but your entire body – workouts that you can do nearly anywhere, with minimal equipment, and in 30 minutes or less?
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July 19, 2010 by admin
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Each exercise is to be done for 3 sets each of as many repetitions as you can perform in good form. Typically, I end up doing anywhere from 15-50 repetitions. I focus more these days on feeling the repetition and the burn than actual amount of repetitions. Remember that you get better results from performing 15 impeccable and well controlled repetitions than 50 sloppy ones.
There are many ways to perform this routine. I like to do a superset of exercises 1 and 2, rest 30 seconds, superset 3 and 4, rest 30 seconds, superset 5 & 6, rest 30 seconds and perform exercise 7. After exercise 7, I rest 1 minute and start the sequence again two more times for a total of three sets.
This is just the way that I like to do it. You may want to do it in the more traditional way of doing 3 sets for sit-ups (with no more than 60 seconds of rest in between sets) and after those three sets, move on to the next exercise, etc. It is really up to you. My personal goal is to be able, at the end of 12 weeks, to do the seven exercises in a big giant set all at once.
Modifications For Absolute Beginners
Note that this is an advanced abdominal routine. I would not recommend it to absolute beginners. Beginners would be better off just performing 1 set of each exercise with a minute of rest in between sets for 6 weeks. After 6 weeks, they can move up to 2 sets for each exercise resting a minute in between sets. After remaining at this new challenging level for 6 more weeks then they can move on to the advanced routine thereafter.
When To Perform The Routine
You can perform this abdominal routine at any time that is convenient for you. Even in the late afternoon as you watch the news.
Ideally, I like to do abs followed by cardiovascular exercise first thing in the morning and weight training in the afternoon. That way I get to spike up my metabolism twice a day. If due to schedule conflicts I can only do one session on a particular day, then the order below is the way in which I do it all at once:
* Abdominal Routine (Great warmup before the weight training session)
* Weight Training
* Cardiovascular Exercise
Typically, however if I have a full day ahead of me, I rather just perform weights and cardio in the morning and then abs at night whenever I get home since the abdominal routine is easily done in the living room. In this manner, I do not have such a big exhausting session first thing in the morning and I still get two metabolic spikes.
Abdominal Workout Frequency
You may perform this routine a minimum of 3 days per week with the maximum being every day. However, keep in mind that you will not get to see your abs unless you are eating slightly less calories than your body burns. Remember that I am not talking about starvation here.
I am referring to 5-6 small meals a day composed of roughly 40% carbs, 40% Protein and 20% Fats each as advised on my Bodybuilding Nutrition Basics article. People with higher metabolisms may need a bit more carbohydrates however. In addition, ensure that you are doing at least 3 days of cardiovascular exercise work.
Workout Modifications
If you cannot do an exercise due to lower back injuries, for instance, then feel free to substitute it for an exercise that does not bother your back.
If on the other hand, if you have a healthy lower back and would like to add a bit of mass to your abs, I would just do this routine three times a week but use some resistance in the exercises.
Instructions For Quickest Results
Assuming that you are an advanced bodybuilder, the quickest results will come from performing this routine on a daily basis in conjunction with aerobic exercise first thing in the morning with weight training performed later in the afternoon.
Conclusions
I cannot overemphasize enough that if your bodybuilding diet is not dialed in neither will be your abs no matter how much cardio or exercise you do. So stick to your diet, weight train hard, and bomb those abs. Come Spring and Summer and I guarantee that if you have paid your dues you will have a better midsection than the one you have now.

