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Showing posts with label FITNESS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FITNESS. Show all posts
ALEXANDER THE GREAT
Spartan Race standout alex Nicholas is bringing some muscle to obstacle racing. Forget the marathon running and mind-numbing cardio sessions. His routine will make you look at the sport in a whole new light.
FAST-FORWARD YOUR FAT LOSS
Serious about getting lean sooner
rather than later? This supercharged
program combines lifting
and cardio to melt away pounds of
body fat in just four weeks.
CLASSIC WORKOUT WITH AARON SWEET
AARON SWEET is sticking with
traditional bodybuilding practices and
thriving as a result.
JUST A FEW years ago Aaron Sweet was still battling his ectomorph genetics. Now, at 46, he has the physique of a fitness model thanks to an old-school bodybuilding diet and training regimen.
TRAIN FOR LIFE
Staying fit is not a modern luxury, a vanity, a trifling dalliance practised for your own shallow pleasure.
BUILDING MUSCLE GYM WORKOUT
Building muscle doesn’t always
require lifting heavy objects. As worldclass
gymnast Brandon Wynn
proves, sometimes the only weight
you need is your own.
MOST COMMON QUESTION ABOUT FITNESS
WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT IN A GYM?
We’re not going to lie: gyms can be weird places. Be prepared to see eccentric people behaving in ways that would get them
locked up anywhere else—making loud noises, wearing revealing clothing, and performing exercises you’re not sure are really exercises.
THE ARMY FITNESS
ALTERNATE QUARTERTURN JUMP
From a partial squat position, quickly jump and twist the hips 90 degrees to the left, while keeping your torso facing forward. Quickly jump back to center, then again to the right (see picture above)
MUD AND BLOOD WORKOUT
Can you remember the last time you rolled around in the grass, climbed a tree, hopped a fence, or got covered head
to toe in mud? This is how we “worked out” when we were
kids. Then we became adults.
ALTERNATING ARMS
DIRECTIONS: Perform exercises 1A–1D in sequence. Rest, then repeat; do as many rounds as possible in 30 minutes. Then go on to the squat.
TRICK YOUR HEART, GET 3 YEARS FOR IT
You’ve probably heard about new research showing that a mere 30–60 minutes of running a week— even in bursts of only 5–10 minutes a day (!)—can add three years to your life.
THE BUTTERFLY PULLUP WORKOUT
HOW TODO IT
Complete five total rounds; keep rest periods as short as possible, and record your time for future reference.
BODY PLAN
I’ve always been naturally thin. In many ways that makes me lucky, but after more than a decade of intensive weight training in an attempt to pack on muscle, I’ve got nowhere.
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