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This document provides guidelines for implementing plyometric training, which involves fast eccentric-concentric muscle contractions to improve neuromuscular responses. It recommends a gradual progression from multi-jumps to depth jumps. Volume and recovery guidelines are provided for different phases and exercises. A plyometric inventory is also included, outlining specific exercises such as multi-jump circuits, endurance bounding, depth jumps, and jump-throw combinations. Proper technique and programming are emphasized to maximize benefits while avoiding injury risks from overtraining.
The document provides guidelines and recommendations for exercise programming for weight management. It discusses recommendations from various health organizations for weekly physical activity. It then covers assessing psychological and physical readiness, identifying barriers, and activities that may be enjoyed. Example programs are given for cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength and endurance, and flexibility training over 1-2 weeks. The purpose is to provide a general understanding and examples are not appropriate for all. Consulting a physician or professional is encouraged.
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The document provides guidance on functional training for endurance athletes. It discusses the importance of functional training for injury prevention, biomechanics, and performance. The document outlines sample routines for proprioception, range of motion, tissue management, core development, and strength training. It emphasizes proper progression of training frequency, intensity, and time to avoid injury. The routines shown are meant to be integrated into a full training program over multiple phases to develop an athlete's strength, power, stability, and range of motion.
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A recipe for training distance runners includes simple principles from exercise physiology, coupled with workouts and on approach to structure a training plan.
This document provides guidelines and recommendations for exercise programming to support weight management. It recommends 30-60 minutes per day of moderate physical activity according to various health organizations. It also discusses assessing psychological and physical readiness, identifying barriers, activities people enjoy, and programming cardiovascular fitness, strength training, and flexibility exercises over a sample weekly schedule. The key is choosing activities one enjoys to build lifelong healthy habits for managing weight.
The document outlines a 12-week body transformation challenge with spaces to log weekly weight and measurements, daily meals and supplements, as well as cardio workouts and weight training notes. The challenge is broken into 12 weekly sections for participants to track their progress over the course of 3 months.
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This document provides guidelines for implementing plyometric training, which involves fast eccentric-concentric muscle contractions to improve neuromuscular responses. It recommends a gradual progression from multi-jumps to depth jumps. Volume and recovery guidelines are provided for different phases and exercises. A plyometric inventory is also included, outlining specific exercises such as multi-jump circuits, endurance bounding, depth jumps, and jump-throw combinations. Proper technique and programming are emphasized to maximize benefits while avoiding injury risks from overtraining.
The document provides guidelines and recommendations for exercise programming for weight management. It discusses recommendations from various health organizations for weekly physical activity. It then covers assessing psychological and physical readiness, identifying barriers, and activities that may be enjoyed. Example programs are given for cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength and endurance, and flexibility training over 1-2 weeks. The purpose is to provide a general understanding and examples are not appropriate for all. Consulting a physician or professional is encouraged.
Functional Training for Endurance AthletesAlstinBenton
The document provides guidance on functional training for endurance athletes. It discusses the importance of functional training for injury prevention, biomechanics, and performance. The document outlines sample routines for proprioception, range of motion, tissue management, core development, and strength training. It emphasizes proper progression of training frequency, intensity, and time to avoid injury. The routines shown are meant to be integrated into a full training program over multiple phases to develop an athlete's strength, power, stability, and range of motion.
Optimising performance through acute pre, during and post-exercise practices markru55ell
Presentation delivered at the UK Deaf Sport Annual Performance Conference 2013 at Loughborough University highlighting strategies that seek to optimise performance through acute practices before, during and following exercise
A recipe for training distance runners includes simple principles from exercise physiology, coupled with workouts and on approach to structure a training plan.
This document provides guidelines and recommendations for exercise programming to support weight management. It recommends 30-60 minutes per day of moderate physical activity according to various health organizations. It also discusses assessing psychological and physical readiness, identifying barriers, activities people enjoy, and programming cardiovascular fitness, strength training, and flexibility exercises over a sample weekly schedule. The key is choosing activities one enjoys to build lifelong healthy habits for managing weight.
The document outlines a 12-week weight training program for male and female gymnasts aged 14-19. It includes separate training plans for males and females, with a focus on increasing muscle power and endurance for specific gymnastic moves. The programs include warm-up, conditioning exercises targeting areas like handstands and shoulders, and cool-down. Progress is evaluated every 4 weeks, allowing adjustments based on improvements. Safety guidelines are also provided to minimize injury risks while weight training.
This 12-week baseball training program for an 18-year-old male athlete consists of 3 mesocycles split into 12 weekly microcycles. The first mesocycle focuses on hypertrophy and muscle endurance over 4 weeks. The second mesocycle trains basic strength for force production over 4 weeks. The final pre-season mesocycle emphasizes power training for speed and velocity over 4 weeks. The program includes resistance training 3 days per week, metabolic conditioning 2 days per week, and plyometrics 1 day per week.
This document discusses the application of training principles and exercise physiology to physical activities and sports. It provides examples of how components of fitness, energy systems, and specific joint and muscle coordination relate to basketball and rugby. For basketball, it describes how cardiovascular endurance, speed, agility, coordination, muscular endurance, power, and strength are important and should be prioritized depending on player position and needs. It also gives examples of how different energy systems are used for running events of varying distances. For rugby, it notes that joint and muscle coordination depends on playing position and provides props as an example, describing lifting and pushing movements.
The document outlines a training program for swimmers to improve performance. It includes a 3-stage pool-based program: 1) stretching and warm-up, 2) interval training with examples provided, 3) cool down swim. It also discusses monitoring progress through a logbook and progression by changing times, rest periods, or distances. A land-based circuit training program is described that works major muscle groups and allows progression through overload. Both interval and circuit training provide aerobic/anaerobic benefits and allow progressive overload through various training parameters.
The document discusses concepts related to total football conditioning, including definitions of fitness components like strength, speed, and power. It provides examples of exercises that target different fitness qualities and recommendations for programming variables like sets, reps, distances, volumes, and order of exercises within a workout. The overall message is that the quality of efforts, recovery, and sequencing of workouts are critical for maximizing results.
This document outlines a strength and conditioning program for a university rugby team. It discusses the importance of physical conditioning for rugby performance and injury reduction. It then provides details on periodization, testing protocols, aerobic and anaerobic conditioning exercises, and a sample training plan for the pre-season phase focusing on strength, power, and fitness development.
This document lists various exercise and fitness activities including stretching, cardio, group fitness, racquetball, swimming, weight training, and yoga.
This document provides sample training programs for athletes under 14 and 14 or older. For those under 14, 75% of time is spent on general physical preparation including an active warm-up and exercises to improve reaction, coordination, and balance. The last 15 minutes includes a fun athletic challenge. For those 14 and older, the time split between general and sport-specific training changes with age, starting with a 65/35 split at ages 14-15. The programs include warm-ups, resistance training preparation and circuits, and exercises like cleans, squats, lunges, and pulling movements.
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The document describes Turbulence Training, a fat loss system developed by Craig Ballantyne. It consists of interval training workouts incorporating supersets of exercises done with short rest periods in order to burn fat and build muscle simultaneously. The sample workout provided includes a warm-up circuit and three supersets, each containing two exercises done back-to-back with short rest between sets. This is followed by a high-intensity interval training session on a stationary bike. The workouts are designed to be challenging and effective while minimizing time commitment.
Presentation from May 2017 in Twickenham.
Honour to be asked to speak in front of an esteemed crowd about my experiences with British Basketball, MMA and physio/Strength and conditioning.
David Carlton lost over 50 pounds and significantly improved his fitness levels and physical abilities by completing the P90X workout program over several months. He went from 260 pounds to 215 pounds with less body fat, and saw improvements in his waistline, midsection, arms, flexibility, endurance, and elimination of back and knee pain. He credits trainer Tony Horton and the intensive 5 day per week workout regimen for his results. He is now starting the next even more challenging phase of the program to continue improving his overall fitness and sports performance.
Rejuvenation Fitness is a fitness center focused on mature adults. It offers specialized programs tailored to seniors' active lifestyles like "In Shape to Tour" for travelers and "Get Ready to Hunt" for hunters. The center provides a comprehensive approach to fitness, wellness, and nutrition through personal training, group exercise classes, and diet analysis to help clients recapture their youth and reduce joint pain and stiffness.
This study tested the efficacy of CrossFit training to increase physical fitness in 14 U.S. Army athletes over 8 weeks. The athletes completed initial and final assessments measuring work capacity. After 6 weeks of CrossFit training, every athlete increased their work capacity by an average of 20%. Even above-average athletes saw significant gains, demonstrating CrossFit's ability to improve fitness across experience levels. Despite generalized training, athletes improved on specific assessments. Results indicate CrossFit produces a broad, balanced fitness that meets U.S. Army requirements.
This document discusses the principles of periodization in training. It begins with an overview and background on periodization, noting that it aims to make training more measurable and planned. Key aspects discussed include supercompensation, where overload is followed by recovery and supercompensation. Periodization models from Matveyev and others are examined. Matveyev's approach bases periodization on supercompensation and organizes training into microcycles, mesocycles, and macrocycles within preparation, competition, and transition periods. The document provides guidance on applying periodization through constructing annual plans, periods and phases, mesocycles, and microcycles with examples for college football.
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This document provides an overview and first week plan for a muscle building program. The plan focuses on proper form in week 1 with back and bicep exercises like lat pulldowns, bent over rows, and seated curls. It emphasizes using correct form with lighter weights on these introductory exercises before advancing to more challenging moves. The overall goal is to damage and stress muscles in a safe way so they repair and grow stronger over time.
This document provides an overview and instructions for 100 no-equipment workouts by N. Rey. It includes the names and descriptions of 100 bodyweight exercises organized alphabetically. The introduction explains that the workouts can be done individually or in a routine for different fitness goals. Each workout is categorized by focus, such as abs, strength and tone, or high burn. Instructions are given on how to read the workout posters and progress through levels of difficulty. Modifications are suggested for exercises that require equipment.
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This document contains exercise prescriptions for 4 clients - Carl, Sally, Jennifer, and Justin. It outlines the FITT principles (frequency, intensity, time, type) recommended for cardiovascular activity, muscular strength and endurance, and flexibility training for each client. It also explains how the principles of progression, regularity, overload, and specificity will be applied to optimize results for each component of fitness.
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The document outlines a 12-week weight training program for male and female gymnasts aged 14-19. It includes separate training plans for males and females, with a focus on increasing muscle power and endurance for specific gymnastic moves. The programs include warm-up, conditioning exercises targeting areas like handstands and shoulders, and cool-down. Progress is evaluated every 4 weeks, allowing adjustments based on improvements. Safety guidelines are also provided to minimize injury risks while weight training.
This 12-week baseball training program for an 18-year-old male athlete consists of 3 mesocycles split into 12 weekly microcycles. The first mesocycle focuses on hypertrophy and muscle endurance over 4 weeks. The second mesocycle trains basic strength for force production over 4 weeks. The final pre-season mesocycle emphasizes power training for speed and velocity over 4 weeks. The program includes resistance training 3 days per week, metabolic conditioning 2 days per week, and plyometrics 1 day per week.
This document discusses the application of training principles and exercise physiology to physical activities and sports. It provides examples of how components of fitness, energy systems, and specific joint and muscle coordination relate to basketball and rugby. For basketball, it describes how cardiovascular endurance, speed, agility, coordination, muscular endurance, power, and strength are important and should be prioritized depending on player position and needs. It also gives examples of how different energy systems are used for running events of varying distances. For rugby, it notes that joint and muscle coordination depends on playing position and provides props as an example, describing lifting and pushing movements.
The document outlines a training program for swimmers to improve performance. It includes a 3-stage pool-based program: 1) stretching and warm-up, 2) interval training with examples provided, 3) cool down swim. It also discusses monitoring progress through a logbook and progression by changing times, rest periods, or distances. A land-based circuit training program is described that works major muscle groups and allows progression through overload. Both interval and circuit training provide aerobic/anaerobic benefits and allow progressive overload through various training parameters.
The document discusses concepts related to total football conditioning, including definitions of fitness components like strength, speed, and power. It provides examples of exercises that target different fitness qualities and recommendations for programming variables like sets, reps, distances, volumes, and order of exercises within a workout. The overall message is that the quality of efforts, recovery, and sequencing of workouts are critical for maximizing results.
This document outlines a strength and conditioning program for a university rugby team. It discusses the importance of physical conditioning for rugby performance and injury reduction. It then provides details on periodization, testing protocols, aerobic and anaerobic conditioning exercises, and a sample training plan for the pre-season phase focusing on strength, power, and fitness development.
This document lists various exercise and fitness activities including stretching, cardio, group fitness, racquetball, swimming, weight training, and yoga.
This document provides sample training programs for athletes under 14 and 14 or older. For those under 14, 75% of time is spent on general physical preparation including an active warm-up and exercises to improve reaction, coordination, and balance. The last 15 minutes includes a fun athletic challenge. For those 14 and older, the time split between general and sport-specific training changes with age, starting with a 65/35 split at ages 14-15. The programs include warm-ups, resistance training preparation and circuits, and exercises like cleans, squats, lunges, and pulling movements.
Turbulence training sample fat burning workoutmaxidl
The document describes Turbulence Training, a fat loss system developed by Craig Ballantyne. It consists of interval training workouts incorporating supersets of exercises done with short rest periods in order to burn fat and build muscle simultaneously. The sample workout provided includes a warm-up circuit and three supersets, each containing two exercises done back-to-back with short rest between sets. This is followed by a high-intensity interval training session on a stationary bike. The workouts are designed to be challenging and effective while minimizing time commitment.
Presentation from May 2017 in Twickenham.
Honour to be asked to speak in front of an esteemed crowd about my experiences with British Basketball, MMA and physio/Strength and conditioning.
David Carlton lost over 50 pounds and significantly improved his fitness levels and physical abilities by completing the P90X workout program over several months. He went from 260 pounds to 215 pounds with less body fat, and saw improvements in his waistline, midsection, arms, flexibility, endurance, and elimination of back and knee pain. He credits trainer Tony Horton and the intensive 5 day per week workout regimen for his results. He is now starting the next even more challenging phase of the program to continue improving his overall fitness and sports performance.
Rejuvenation Fitness is a fitness center focused on mature adults. It offers specialized programs tailored to seniors' active lifestyles like "In Shape to Tour" for travelers and "Get Ready to Hunt" for hunters. The center provides a comprehensive approach to fitness, wellness, and nutrition through personal training, group exercise classes, and diet analysis to help clients recapture their youth and reduce joint pain and stiffness.
This study tested the efficacy of CrossFit training to increase physical fitness in 14 U.S. Army athletes over 8 weeks. The athletes completed initial and final assessments measuring work capacity. After 6 weeks of CrossFit training, every athlete increased their work capacity by an average of 20%. Even above-average athletes saw significant gains, demonstrating CrossFit's ability to improve fitness across experience levels. Despite generalized training, athletes improved on specific assessments. Results indicate CrossFit produces a broad, balanced fitness that meets U.S. Army requirements.
This document discusses the principles of periodization in training. It begins with an overview and background on periodization, noting that it aims to make training more measurable and planned. Key aspects discussed include supercompensation, where overload is followed by recovery and supercompensation. Periodization models from Matveyev and others are examined. Matveyev's approach bases periodization on supercompensation and organizes training into microcycles, mesocycles, and macrocycles within preparation, competition, and transition periods. The document provides guidance on applying periodization through constructing annual plans, periods and phases, mesocycles, and microcycles with examples for college football.
Exercise doesn’t need to be long, and it should never be boring. It just needs to be effective at producing the results YOU want, and efficient enough to
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Belly Fat Is Excess Abdominal Fat Surrounding The Organs In Your Stomach To Make Your Stomach Flat Within A Month Try Out These Awesome Exercises And Food Which Is Mentioned In This Ebook.
This document provides an overview and first week plan for a muscle building program. The plan focuses on proper form in week 1 with back and bicep exercises like lat pulldowns, bent over rows, and seated curls. It emphasizes using correct form with lighter weights on these introductory exercises before advancing to more challenging moves. The overall goal is to damage and stress muscles in a safe way so they repair and grow stronger over time.
This document provides an overview and instructions for 100 no-equipment workouts by N. Rey. It includes the names and descriptions of 100 bodyweight exercises organized alphabetically. The introduction explains that the workouts can be done individually or in a routine for different fitness goals. Each workout is categorized by focus, such as abs, strength and tone, or high burn. Instructions are given on how to read the workout posters and progress through levels of difficulty. Modifications are suggested for exercises that require equipment.
Ef310 unit 08 client assessment matrix fitt pros 3Gabe Wigington
This document contains exercise prescriptions for 4 clients - Carl, Sally, Jennifer, and Justin. It outlines the FITT principles (frequency, intensity, time, type) recommended for cardiovascular activity, muscular strength and endurance, and flexibility training for each client. It also explains how the principles of progression, regularity, overload, and specificity will be applied to optimize results for each component of fitness.
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This document outlines a 14-day workout program focused on high-intensity interval training to rapidly lose weight and tone muscles. It includes cardio, strength training, and flexibility exercises. The cardio incorporates high-intensity interval training, long slow distance, and tempo workouts. The strength training consists of full-body workouts 3 times per week targeting the major muscle groups. Flexibility is developed through daily stretching and foam rolling. The goal is to transform the body through nutrition, exercise, and motivation over a short 2-week period.
The document outlines 6 principles of training: moderation, overload, progression, specificity, reversibility, and variance. It then provides examples of how to apply the principle of overload through increasing frequency, intensity, or time of exercise. It also discusses applying the principles of progression, specificity, reversibility, and moderation/variance to different training programs.
This document provides a summary and instructions for 100 no-equipment workouts from a volume II collection. It includes the title and 1-3 sentence description of 26 sample workouts that target areas like abs, strength, flexibility, and cardio. The introduction explains that the workouts can be done individually or in a routine, and provides guidance on difficulty levels and rest periods. It also explains how to read the full workout posters and definitions of terms.
The document outlines 6 principles of training: moderation, overload, progression, specificity, reversibility, and variance. It provides examples of how to apply the principle of overload through increasing frequency, intensity, or time of exercise. Progression involves gradually increasing the difficulty of training over time as the body adapts. Specificity means training the specific muscles or energy systems used in one's sport or activity. Reversibility notes that fitness will decrease quickly if gained quickly, and some training should be maintained during breaks. Moderation and variance help prevent overtraining and boredom.
This four-week exercise routine provides a full-body workout that targets all major muscle groups. It includes strength and cardio exercises that progressively increase in difficulty over the four weeks. Following this well-designed routine will help the user see and feel actual results through toned muscles and weight loss. Sticking with the routine and gradually increasing weights and intensity is important for continued progress.
Lifting weights is an effective way to lose weight by building muscle mass. Building muscle increases the body's resting calorie burn. To build muscle, one must progressively overload muscles by increasing weights and varying exercises over time to continually challenge muscles. Proper form is important when lifting to safely build muscle. Changing up weightlifting routines weekly keeps the body from adapting and makes workouts more effective for burning calories. Exercises should target all major muscle groups for full-body weight loss.
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The document provides instructions for creating a beginner weight lifting routine that involves full body workouts 3 times a week with 1 day of rest between sessions. It recommends 2-3 sets of 8-15 reps for each exercise, targeting each muscle group 3 times per week. Sample workouts A and B are outlined that alternate each week, focusing on one large and small muscle group exercise per session. Guidelines are provided for recovery, nutrition, hydration and making adjustments over time.
This is a 3 day split workout routine is ideal for beginners starting out lifting weights.
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This document provides an orientation manual for Pursuit of Fitness Boot Camp. It introduces the program and its goals of producing maximum gains in fat loss and muscle growth in a short amount of time. The manual covers topics like exercise science principles, muscle groups, types of movements, body types, and symmetry. It aims to educate participants on exercise and nutrition fundamentals to help them achieve their fitness goals through the boot camp program. The program combines strength training and aerobic exercise in 30-60 minute sessions 2-3 times per day for maximum results.
This document provides information on programming for strength training, including definitions of common terms, sample programming templates, and exercise descriptions and benefits. It discusses designing programs around sport demands or fitness goals while managing volume, intensity, and recovery. Sample programming includes mobility, activation, plyometric, key exercise, and conditioning sections with exercise details. DIY programming and exercise demos are also included.
This document provides a list of 10 effective weight loss exercises that can be done at home without equipment. It describes each exercise, highlighting muscles worked and benefits such as calorie burning and fat reduction. The exercises include burpees, mountain climbers, lunges, jumping jacks, kettlebell swings, jump squats, knee raises, pushups, planks, and chair exercises. The document emphasizes that organizing these into circuit training sessions allows for strength, muscle, and cardio gains at home without costs.
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2. 12-WEEK WORKOUT PLAN
Between each set in our workouts you’ll see “Cardio 1 minute.” As explained
above, you should do some form of cardio for 1 minute in between your sets.
This could be the treadmill, stationary bike, jumping rope, bench step-ups,
or whatever keeps your heart rate elevated for 1 minute and is convenient
enough to get to between your sets. For example, refer to Week 1, Workout
1 in this book. Here you’d start off doing set 1 of lunges for 12 reps (each
leg), and then go immediately to 1 minute of cardio, such as jacks ... then
go immediately back to lunges for set 2 (again, both legs), then 1 minute of
cardio ... and then on to set 1 of your back exercise, and so on.
Important note: as you review the workouts in this book, notice how we didn’t
include “Cardio 1 minute” in between the exercises for biceps, triceps, and
abdominals. This is because we use a technique called “super-setting,” which
combines two exercises back to back without rest (or cardio) in between them.
This not only increases the intensity, it saves time as well. For all other muscle
groups that don’t use this technique, you’ll see that the Set Sequence is “1”
for the first set of a particular exercise, and then “2” for the next exercise. This
simply means that you do the first set, then go straight to cardio for 1 minute,
and then back to the second set. But for the bicep, tricep, and abdominal
exercises, the Set Sequence is “1” for both because there is no cardio in
between the two sets. That is, it’s just one big set (or “super-set”) of two
exercises - back to back.
The 12-week workout plan in this book is designed for a beginner/
intermediate fitness level at 3 days per week. If you’d like a routine that is
custom-tailored to the equipment you have available, your schedule, fitness
level, etc, please e-mail us at info@fasttracktofatloss.com and we’ll reply with
options that may be better suited for you. If you signed up for your own Fast
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Whether you follow this workout plan exactly, or have one custom-tailored for
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Exercise doesn’t need to be long, and it should never be boring. It just needs
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awesome results - period.
But it’s important that you realize just how time-efficient our workouts are
as well. After all, you won’t get any results if you don’t have the time to
do it. So, we’ve come up with a way of integrating calorie-burning cardio
into resistance training (“weightlifting”) for one super-effective, time-efficient
workout that can be done in as little as 20 minutes! We call this the “E2
method” because it’s DOUBLE the Effectiveness and DOUBLE the Efficiency.
Normally, between weightlifting sets you rest, get a drink of water, get
caught talking with the local gym rat, etc, right? Why not use this time
more efficiently and complete your cardio routine too! Instead of wasting
time between sets, keep your heart rate up by doing one minute of cardio.
For example, you just finished a set of lunges and your heart is pounding.
Instead of letting your heart rate go back down before your next set, do
a minute of cardio ... and then go right back to the next set of lunges (or
whatever your next exercise is).
This way, your heart rate stays elevated the entire workout - both when
lifting, and in between your sets. By the time you’ve completed your
weightlifting routine, you’ve done a full session of cardio as well. Plus, this
keeps your metabolism revved up longer, making your body more efficient at
burning fat around the clock. That’s double the effectiveness and efficiency
for better results in less time - that’s what Fast Track to Fat Loss is all about!
On the following pages you’ll find a 12-week workout routine that you can
do in the comfort and privacy of your own home with your own bodyweight,
dumbbells, resistance bands, and a stability ball. If you don’t have all of
these, or you’d prefer to workout at a gym, that’s fine. Every exercise in our
workouts include a list of alternate exercises that you could do instead (refer
to the Exercise Instructions book).
12-Week
Workout Plan