Sunday, November 30, 2008
The Truth Behind Food Preparation
With it being Sunday I as usual tackle my nutritional week ahead. Are you doing the same?
Look at your week ahead and minimize roadblocks that you know will impede your success.
Too often I hear the same excuses, after the same excuses.
I don't have time.
I forgot to eat.
I was too busy etc etc etc.
You know every single excuse could be eliminated and your nutrition could be saved by preparing your weekly meals on Sunday.
It doesn't have to take you hours upon hours.
1. Buy all necessary groceries.
2. Unload groceries.
3. Cook all necessary lean proteins (freeze what won't be used immediately)
4. Prepare snacks from 1-3 oz bags of nuts (almonds, walnuts, etc.), to chop up veggies or fruits.
5. Be sure to use a weekly planner or journal and plan out your daily meals.
Look, you can create change. It is not going to be handed to you on a silver platter. It is going to require an element of work. So prepare.
Start today!
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Saturday, November 29, 2008
My Core Workout
Be it that I am experiencing some serious computer problems, I need to get my mind off the technological stuff for a while.
I spent 20 minutes, 19:46 to be exact, of my morning performing a Core Workout.
Probably could have finished it faster if my 2 year old Boxer, Bruschi, didn't think it was play time!
Give it a try!
Core Workout
Warm-up
SMR (Self Myo Fascia Release) using a MB but you can use a Foam Roll
Piriformis (Glutes), T-Spine (thoracic spine)- Hold Tender Spots 20sec
Active Flexibility - Spiderman 8 per side
Inchworm 6 reps
Movement Prep - F. Lunge w/ Overhead Reach - 6 per side
MB Kneeling PNF - 8 per
(Hip to Shoulder Chop)
Core Workout
Superset 1
Plank - 30 sec
SL Iso Bridge - 20 sec side
2 sets
Superset 2
Side Plank - 20sec side
SL Plank - 20sec side
2 sets
Superset 3
MB Wood Chop - 15 per side (1st), 20 per side (2nd x)
MB Mt. Climber - 12 per side
2 sets
I chose to perform each superset with no or minimal rest. You will feel each of these exercises from your upper to lower body. Depending on your fitness level use 30sec to 1 minute between supersets.
Helping you maximize your calorie burn,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Friday, November 28, 2008
Thanksgiving Afterburn
Today as many Americans enjoyed their day off, I was up early.
My morning consisted of training 14 women in a high intense Tabata Interval atmosphere.
The group of women had the awesome opportunity to train to with the world's only audio interval trainer Workout Muse.
If you are interested in pressing play and following instructions then I suggest you take a look here.
Workout Muse Audio Interval Trainer
Perform one or all of these supersets, depending on time.
You will perform each exercise with max effort for 20 seconds, then rest 10 seconds.
I had my groups perform 2 different exercise in these 4 minute intervals.
Superset 1
BWT Squat - 20sec
rest 10sec
Spiderman Climb- 20sec
rest 10sec
Repeat 3 more times for a total of 4 minutes.
Superset 2
DB Squat & Press - 20sec
rest 10sec
Mt. Climber - 20sec
rest 10 second
Repeat 3 more times for a total of 4 minutes.
Superset 3
DB Row - 20sec
rest 10sec
Single Leg Plank - 20sec
(Alternate sides)
rest 10sec
Repeat 3 more times for a total of 4 minutes.
Superset 4
Renegade Row - 20sec
rest 10sec
Ice Skater - 20sec
rest 10sec
Repeat 3 more times for a total of 4 minutes.
Good luck,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Happy Thanksgiving!
I just wanted to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving and thank all of you for following me throughout 2008.
We still have a lot to accomplish together and there is plenty more to come ;)
Enjoy this special day with your family and friends.
We will talk soon,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
P.S. If you are not in the U.S. still take the time out of your day to be thankful for everything in your life.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
The Total Body Transformation Finale
The final four weeks are upon you. The final Core Training workout of your 12 week Transformation is here!
28 days left! Are you going to let the holidays have a negative effect on your permanent change?
This one is only for the serious at heart!
Good luck and keep me posted on all your success!
Core Workout A:
Superset 1:
A1: SB Push up w/ Knee Tuck
12-15 reps
A2: Single Leg Stability Ball Curl
8-10 reps (per side)
*Rest 60sec between sets, repeat 4 sets
Superset 2:
A3: Bulgarian Split-Squat
10 reps (per side)
A4: DB Squat & Press
8-10 reps
*Rest 90sec between sets, repeat 4 sets
Superset 3:
A5: DB Renegade Row w/ Press
8 reps (per side)
A6: DB Forward Lunge Curl & Press
8-10 reps (per side)
*Rest 90sec between sets, repeat 4 sets
CORE CIRCUIT A:
A1: DB Jump Squat
A2: DB or Kettlebell Swing
*Perform as many sets of 12reps as possible in 10 minutes
CORE WORKOUT B:
Superset 1:
B1: DB Squat & Press
10-12 reps
B2: Stability Ball Jackknife
20-30 reps
*Rest 60sec between sets, repeat 4 sets
Superset 2:
B3: Single Leg Squat
6-8 reps (per side)
B4: DB or Kettlebell Swing
12-15 reps
*Rest 60sec between sets, repeat 4 sets
Superset 3:
B5: DB Renegade Row w/ Push-up
10 reps
B6: DB Squat Curl & Press
12 reps
*Rest 60sec between sets, repeat 4 sets
CORE CIRCUIT B:
B1: Stability Ball Push-up w/ Jackknife
B2: DB Lunge & Press
*Perform as many sets of 12reps as possible in 10 minutes
To access your Interval A and B workouts go here
http://coretrainingforwomen.blogspot.com/2008/11/3-fat-burning-intervals.html
Week One and Three:
Day 1: CORE WORKOUT A with CORE CIRCUIT A. Finish with Interval A.
Day
Day 3: CORE WORKOUT B with CORE CIRCUIT B. Finish with Interval B.
Day
Day 5: CORE WORKOUT A with CORE CIRCUIT A. Finish with Interval A.
Day 6: Rest or 30 minutes activity or Interval A.
Day 7: FOOD PREPERATION
Week Two and Four:
Day 1: CORE WORKOUT B with CORE CIRCUIT B. Finish with Interval B.
Day
Day 3: CORE WORKOUT A with CORE CIRCUIT A. Finish with Interval A
Day
Day 5: CORE WORKOUT B with CORE CIRCUIT B. Finish with Interval B.
Day 6: Rest or 30 minutes of activity or Interval B.
Day 7: FOOD PREPARATION
Good Luck,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
The Real Fat Burning Machine
I can't tell you how many times I see the same people using the SAME machines. With the holiday season fast approaching where Americans will gain on average an additional 5-10 pounds it is my duty to help you avoid this pitfall.
The one machine everyone uses at the gym the Elliptical, is too easy and non effective for fat loss. I will avoid going into detail today as I will save that for another time. Instead, today I want you to try you intervals on a very overlooked piece of equipment, the upright bike. So here is a fat blasting interval that will make you never look at the bike the same again.
Bike Interval
- Start with a 3 minute warm-up, slowly increasing intensity
- Perform an interval for 40 seconds at a very hard tempo (Level 10/10)
(resistance must be high during hard tempo)
- Slow to a moderate for 20 seconds at a low intensity (Level 3/10)
(resistance is set low during recovery)
- Repeat 8 times
- Cooldown 4 minutes
You should complete the entire workout in 23 minutes.Good luck and wait for tomorrow's big announcement!
Dedicated to your holiday fat loss,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Monday, November 24, 2008
Leading Fitness Experts Give The Gift Of Health To World With Biggest Ever Health and Fitness Giveaway This Festive Season
The program, called ’12 days of fitness’ initially began when the UK's leading fitness professional, Dax Moy, wanted to express his gratitude to his clients and offered them a gift a day for 12 consecutive days as his twist of the 12 Days of Christmas.
Last year Moy shared this idea with fellow fitness professional Pat Rigsby and they expanded the 12 Days of Fitness to include not only their own clients but to the world at large and gave fitness gifts to over 200,000 people who signed up at the site at www.12daysoffitness.com.
This year, with the help of 250 of the world's top personal trainers, nutritionists, therapists and specialist fitness experts, the 12 days of fitness is set to become the biggest fitness gift giveaway in history with expected downloads of over 500,000 between the 10th and 22nd of December. "There’s never been another health event like this, where so many people stand to benefit from the expertise of true professionals for free” says Moy who has been working flat out to make this year’s 12 days a success.
“Fitness professionals from around the globe have contributed hundreds of e-books, reports, videos, meal plans and other free gifts in their hope of making 2009 the year that anyone, regardless or their location, financial situation or past failures, can finally reach their fitness goals and make those New Year's Resolutions a reality once and for all.”
Perhaps the best part of the 12 Days of Fitness giveaway is that regardless of a persons health or fitness goals, there are going to be gifts specifically designed to help them achieve success.
"We've received gifts designed for busy mom's, elite athletes, bodybuilders, back pain sufferers and pretty much anyone else you can imagine covering everything from fat loss to rehabilitation and everything in between.
There literally will be something for everyone this year and all of it free, making it, without a doubt, one of the most important gifts anyone will receive this year. After all, what’s more important than health?”
The 12 days of gift giving starts December 10th but those interested are urged to visit www.12daysoffitness.com right away to sign up for their free gifts.
Once enrolled, participants will get a daily email telling them how to access each of the new gifts that are being added each day as well as a reminder on how to access previous gifts.
To guarantee a healthy start to 2009, simply visit www.12daysoffitness.com today.
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Friday, November 21, 2008
DO YOU HAVE CRABS?
Ask any fisherman and they'll tell you that a bucket full of crabs doesn't need a lid - they simply won't escape.
Why? Well, it's not impossible for a crab to climb to the top, and really if they worked together it would be quite easy. But crabs don't work together.
Instinctively crabs pull each other down-literally.
When one crab breaks away from the pack, reaching its pinchers toward the top of the bucket, the others promptly grab onto the escapee's leg, pulling him back down. That crab is then pushed to the bottom of the pile and his dream of freedom is crushed.
People have a way of acting just like a bucket of crabs. Have you ever decided on a personal goal only to have someone in your life talk you out of it?
Do you have crabs in your life?
A crab is...
- The person who discourages you from going to the gym
- The person who scoffs when you mention your weight loss goals
- The person who snickers when you choose salad over pizza
Keep Crabs at Bay: When crabs come snapping, remember the following:
- Ignore them: When someone in your life begins to pull you down with discouraging words, remember that you don't have to listen. Don't let them get into your head. Mentally tune them out or politely remove yourself from the situation. Who are they to tell you what you can or can't achieve?
- Understand them: Ouch! Insults and put-downs hurt, especially when they come from people that we care about. So what is the deal? Why do friends, co-workers and even your spouse turn into crabs when you decide to improve your life? Do they really hope that you don't succeed? The truth is that crabs are thinking about themselves-not about you. They see you attempting to better yourself and to change your life. Whether they realize it or not, this scares them. If you better yourself will you still like them? Or will you leave them behind?
- You hold the power: Even the most persuasive crab doesn't hold a candle to your iron will. When you are ready to change, and you've made up your mind without an inkling of doubt, then 90% of the work is done. Your mind is the most powerful tool at your disposal-don't let a wimpy crab rob it from you.
And don't let a single crab talk you out of it!
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Thursday, November 20, 2008
FAT LOSS MADE SIMPLE
I know every Turkey Day we over indulge in the foods we love. This year you can avoid the temptation to overeat. This year the next time you reach for an extra serving just remember what it takes to fit into those skinny jeans.
Fat loss does not need to be so complicated. Read the simple guide I have put together for you to allow for a better understanding of your daily intake and how you can achieve fat loss success this holiday season.
THE SIMPLE EQUATION
IF YOU CONSUME MORE THAN YOU BURN DAILY YOU WILL GET…
BIGGER!
IF YOU CONSUME LESS THAN YOU BURN DAILY YOU WILL GET…
SMALLER!
*WARNING* IF YOU CONSUME TOO LITTLE YOU WILL GET BIGGER!
You can lose body fat just through proper nutrition. In order to speed up the process it is important to continue on a structured resistance and cardiovascular program. Only and only through proper nutrition will your body see faster results when you consume the proper daily caloric intake.
MOVE MORE, EAT LESS!
BURN MORE, THAN YOU EAT AND DRINK! (Yes, many beverages include calories, better known as empty calories and they still count.)
YES, IT IS THAT SIMPLE!
There are many ways to begin to tackle your eating habits. There is only one way that will be accountable to your success.
Write everything you eat down! You need to be self-aware of what you are placing in your mouth. Some people will begin to count calories while others will eyeball what they consume. Your best way to see success is to write down everything you eat.
I am not saying you have to write down every last nutrient. You can if you want to but if monitor your daily food and beverage intake EXPECT SUCCESS!
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Are You Up For The Challenge?
Give it a run and post your comments after you finish!
Superset 1
BWT Squat 15 reps
Push-up 12 reps
Rest :30sec
Repeat 3x
Tri Set 1
DB Lunge 20 sec side
DB Row 60 sec
Jumping Jacks 60sec
Rest :30sec
Repeat 3x
Superset from Hell
DB Squat & Press 12 reps
DB Swing 12 reps
6 minutes straight
Minimal rest
Metabolic Circuit
Plank w/ Leg Raise 10 per
MB Sprint In Place 20sec
MB Sprint In Plac 20sec
Rest :30
Repeat 3x
A few more weeks of great nutrition and intense workouts like this and you can say hello to your new body. Keep up the hard work.
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Why To Avoid Ab Exercises On Your Back
Here are a few insider secrets as to why you should avoid doing abdominal exercises on your back.
Be sure to try the bonus Core Circuit Workout to FEEL exactly what I am talking about!
Secret # 1 - The true secret to a sleek and sexy core does not include thousands of crunches or leg raises. If you are not working multiple muscle fibers you are diminishing your caloric burn. When lying on your back you are limiting the amount of muscles being used thus minimizing your overall caloric expenditure.
Secret # 2 - When you perform any number of the abdominal crunch exercise you are placing too much pressure on your lumbar spine caused by the repetitive movement of spinal flexion.
75% of Americans experience some aspect of low back pain. You can easily avoid this by removing crunches from your workout.
Secret # 3 - If you want a sexy core you need to train your core muscles and I am not talking about the "six-pack" muscles, I am talking about your inner musculature. If you do not strengthen your core muscles you will never train your body to recruit more muscle fibers and increase your overall caloric burn.
Core Circuit # 1
Plank 30sec
Plank 30sec
Rest 30sec
Repeat 2x
Core Circuit # 2
Side Plank 20sec side
High Plank w/ Leg Raise 10 per side
Side Plank 20sec side
High Plank w/ Leg Raise 10 per side
Rest 30sec
Repeat 2x
Give it a try and I guarantee you will tell me that is a more fun and effective way to achieving a sleek midsection!
Helping you achieve a Sexy Core,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Monday, November 17, 2008
5 Healthy Habits
Being Monday and with the holidays fast approaching I wanted to share with you 5 Healthy Habits that you can implement immediately to start your holiday season off eating right.
1. Prepare for the week. Yesterday, I spent part of my morning at the grocery store buying my my food for the week. You should be doing the same. Buy plenty of whole foods including lean proteins, veggies, fruits and healthy fats.
2. Eliminate the guesswork. Cook and meal plan for your week shortly after you arrive home with your groceries. Immediately after purchasing my groceries I fired up the grill and cooked my protein for the week. My choices this week were chicken, lean ground beef and lean ground turkey.
P.S. While the men in your family sit and watch football. You can be adding more value to your Sunday's then they do!
3. Avoid roadblocks. Every one of your weekly ventures will encounter some type of roadblock. Do not allow them to put a stop to your success. Prepare small and easy emergency snacks that you can have with you at all times. These can be as simple as having a small 1-2oz bag of almonds with you. (I have seen the size of those handbags now a days, no one will even know they are in there!)
4. Plan your workouts. How many of you have a schedule? So why not plan your workouts ahead of time? Very simple give yourself a date with exercise at least 3 times per week!
5. Relieve stress. If you don't already own one then you need to purchase a foam roll. These are great tools to help you relieve unwanted tension or tender spots within you fascia or muscle. You can pick one up at www.performbetter.com
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Friday, November 14, 2008
12 Important Tips to Prevent Cold and Flu Infection
Ok, I have been battling it for 3 days now and today it finally caught up with me!
A COLD!
I usually attract some type of sinus congestion every year at this time. I will do everything in my power to make sure it is my final one.
I hope all of you and your children are taking the necessary steps to avoid such an illness.
I have put together some Cold and Flu Prevention Tips for you to follow this year.
12 Important Tips to Prevent Cold and Flu Infection
Since there are no known cures for colds or the flu, prevention should be your goal. A proactive approach to warding off colds and flu is apt to make your whole life healthier. The most effective way to prevent flu, frankly, is to get a flu shot. It may not be natural, but it works better than anything else. But there are other strategies you can employ as well.
#1 Wash Your Hands
Most cold and flu viruses are spread by direct contact. Someone who has the flu sneezes onto their hand, and then touches the telephone, the keyboard, a kitchen glass. The germs can live for hours -- in some cases weeks -- only to be picked up by the next person who touches the same object. So wash your hands often. If no sink is available, rub your hands together very hard for a minute or so. That also helps break up most of the cold germs.
#2 Don't Cover Your Sneezes and Coughs With Your Hands
Because germs and viruses cling to your bare hands, muffling coughs and sneezes with your hands results in passing along your germs to others. When you feel a sneeze or cough coming, use a tissue, then throw it away immediately. If you don't have a tissue, turn your head away from people near you and cough into the air.
#3 Don't Touch Your Face
Cold and flu viruses enter your body through the eyes, nose, or mouth. Touching their faces is the major way people catch colds.
#4 Drink Plenty of Fluids
Water flushes your system, washing out the poisons as it rehydrates you. A typical, healthy adult needs eight 8-ounce glasses of fluids each day. How can you tell if you're getting enough liquid? If the color of your urine runs close to clear, you're getting enough. If it's deep yellow, you need more fluids.
#5 Take a Sauna
Researchers aren't clear about the exact role saunas play in prevention, but one 1989 German study found that people who steamed twice a week got half as many colds as those who didn't. One theory: When you take a sauna you inhale air hotter than 80 degrees, a temperature too hot for cold and flu viruses to survive.
#6 Get Fresh Air
A regular dose of fresh air is important, especially in cold weather when central heating dries you out and makes your body more vulnerable to cold and flu viruses. Also, during cold weather more people stay indoors, which means more germs are circulating in crowded, dry rooms.
#7 Exercise Regularly
Exercise speeds up the heart to pump larger quantities of blood, makes you breathe faster to help transfer oxygen from your lungs to your blood, and makes you sweat once your body heats up. These exercises help increase the body's natural virus-killing cells.
#8 Eat Foods Containing Phytochemicals
"Phyto" means plants, and the natural chemicals in plants give the vitamins in food a supercharged boost. So put away the vitamin pill, and eat dark green, red, and yellow vegetables and fruits.
#9 Eat Yogurt
Some studies have shown that eating a daily cup of low-fat yogurt can reduce your susceptibility to colds by 25 percent. Researchers think the beneficial bacteria in yogurt may stimulate production of immune system substances that fight disease.
#10 Don't Smoke
Statistics show that heavy smokers get more severe colds and more frequent ones.
Even being around smoke profoundly zaps the immune system. Smoke dries out your nasal passages and paralyzes cilia, the delicate hairs that line the mucous membranes in your nose and lungs that sweep cold and flu viruses out of the nasal passages. Experts contend that one cigarette can paralyze cilia for as long as 30 to 40 minutes.
#11 Cut Alcohol Consumption
Heavy alcohol use destroys the liver, the body's primary filtering system, which means that germs of all kinds won't leave your body as fast. The result is, heavier drinkers are more prone to initial infections as well as secondary complications. Alcohol also dehydrates the body -- it actually takes more fluids from your system than it puts in.
#12 Relax
If you can teach yourself to relax, you can activate your immune system on demand. There's evidence that when you put your relaxation skills into action, your interleukins -- leaders in the immune system response against cold and flu viruses -- increase in the bloodstream. Train yourself to picture an image you find pleasant or calming. Do this 30 minutes a day for several months. Keep in mind, relaxation is a learn able skill, but it is not doing nothing. People who try to relax, but are in fact bored, show no changes in blood chemicals.
Dedicated to your health,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Sergeant English
Besides studying to become a National Academy of Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer, he also recently received his black belt by becoming a Combat Conditioning Specialist!
Did I mention he is a pretty intense human being?
On his base in Yuma, Arizona he has taken over the realms of the mandatory physical training program. So you see I am not the only one in the family telling others what to do!
This morning my brother sent me video via text message. It was of his fellow Marines performing their physical activity.
In one video you could hear my brother's voice yell to the Marines at their different exercise stations, "rotate" as they run to their next station he then yells "pick up the weights"..."exercise."
If I can get the video up in the next week I will post it. Having me speak to you about it and you seeing it are two totally different elements.
You really will enjoy the second video of his Marines running through the "O" Course.
Serious stuff!
I hope to share the video with you soon. In the meantime.
Semper Fi,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Can I have your autograph?
My picture has been published in Natural Bodybuilding and Fitness magazine. It is on page 56 of the February edition. The magazine is a quarterly publication and will be on newsstands for a while.
Go pick up a copy and maybe I will even autograph your copy! (I have never signed an autograph before, probably wouldn't even know what to write.)
Thanks, to all of you for your support. A huge thank you goes out to my client who discovered me in the magazine! That's right, I didn't even know my long-haired mug was published!
I purchased my copy at the local Shaw's supermarket. You can as well or visit the link below.
http://www.exercisegroup.com/store-subscriptions.html
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
The Home of the Brave
As many of you know, my brother is a Sergeant in the Marines. It is truly an honor to be able to say that.
Today take the time out of your schedule to thank a Veteran and/or the men and women who provide us our freedom.
To the land of the free and the home of the brave, I solute you.
Semper Fidelis
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Monday, November 10, 2008
Join my supporting cast!
P.S.S. I have a personal goal to quadruple my newsletter list in 1 week! I know that each of you knows AT LEAST 4 women who would enjoy and benefit from Core Training for Women.
SEND THEM OVER!
Friday, November 7, 2008
BOOT CAMP FAT BLAST!
Here is a workout for you straight out of one of my BOOT CAMPS! Let me know how it goes!
(Warm-up)
Prisoner Squat 12 reps
Plank to High Plank 6 per side
Repeat 3x
Tri-Set 1
DB Squat & Press 30 seconds
Renegade Row 30 seconds
(High Plank w/ DB Row)
Bodyweight Squat 60 seconds
Repeat 3x
Tri-set 2
Single Leg DB Row 30 secs/side
DB Split Squat 30 secs/side
(Stationary Lunge)
High Plank Leg Scissor 30secs
(Jump Feet/legs apart)
Repeat 3x
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Sexy Stomach Workout!
So hear is a quick and effective core workout you can do on your "off" days or after one of your Core Training Workouts.
The objective is perform every exercise while keeping your back straight, bracing your abdominals and flexing your glutes/butt.
You want to lose it, so use it!
Give it a go and let me know how it goes!
The Sexy Stomach Workout!
Plank 30secs
Spiderman Climb 20 reps/side
Plank 30secs
Spiderman Climb 20 reps/side
rest 60secs & repeat 2-3x
Side Plank 20secs/side
X-Body Mt. Climber 20 reps/side
Side Plank 20secs/side
X-Body Mt. Climber 20reps/side
rest 60secs & repeat 2-3x
There you go! None of those boring and uneffective moves like the crunch! Just a great mix of ab exercises that engage your entire body and burn more calories!
Dedicated to your fitness success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
P.S. Post your comments after completing the workout!
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Belly Fat Workout!
KEEP IT INTENSE!
DB Squat & Press 30secs
Push-up 30secs
Mt. Climber 30secs
Rest :30 or (Advanced, NO REST!!)
Repeat 2x
Jump Squats 30 secs
Squat Thrusts 30secs
Repeat 10x
You should finish in less than 15 minutes, if you are working out INTENSELY enough!
Post your finishing times under comments!
Dedicated to burning belly fat,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Bruschi is 2 Years Old!
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Sarah Palin Wore Spandex?
I need your help!
Monday, November 3, 2008
Short Burst Intervals to Burn Belly Fat!
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Leftover Candy Disposal
Here are a few tips to keep you from sabotaging your fat loss success:
1. Have your children select their favorite candy and only keep their favorites.
2. Donate their selections to food share or a homeless shelter for the youths who weren't able to enjoy such a sweet filled Halloween.
3. Will Power! How bad do you want to fit into those new skinny jeans? Stay away from the temptation. A short term sweet? Or a long term goal? You decide!
4. Prepare your snacks to avoid pitfalls!
5. Allow your child to enjoy a Halloween candy treat at the same time you eat a healthy snack!
Stay on your path to fat loss success,
Tyler English, NASM-PES, CPT
Saturday, November 1, 2008
3 Fat Burning Intervals
- 25 minutes
- Warm-up 3 minutes
- Start Intervals
- Sprint 30sec
- Walk 30sec
- Repeat 20 x
- Cool Down 2 minutes
- 20 minutes
- Warm-up 2 minutes
- Start Intervals
- Sprint 1 minute
- Walk 1 minute
- Repeat 8 x
- Cool Down 2 minutes
- 30 minutes
- Warm-up 5 minutes
- Start Intervals
- Sprint 30sec
- Walk 90sec
- Repeat 10 x
- Cool Down 5 minutes