Beast Skills Fitness Advice, Workout Videos, Health & Fitness | Bodyrock.tv Hi BodyRockers, Jess here I just wanted to take the time to thank so many of you for your support and encouragement over the last couple weeks as I set out on this new and exciting path as a BodyRock host. There is so much that I still have to learn and I ask for your patience while I get comfortable in front of the camera My time in Kingston with Freddy and Sean has been awesome, as I am sure many have gathered from some of the photos and posts we have shared on Facebook. Zuz and Freddy are obviously the driving force of BodyRock and not matter who hosts the workouts, nothing is going to change that. With that said, I am so excited to take my fitness to the next level and push harder than ever before. I look forward to training with you this week! Jess Instructions: Set your Interval Timer for 12 rounds of 10/50 seconds intervals. Here is the circuit and Jess scores: UGI Punch 33/22 Frog Burpee 22/16 Side Forward Lunge 12/10 Side Forward Lunge 10/9 Sumo Push Up 13/10 Side Knee Raises 10/8
Knees to chest abdominal exercise One abdominals exercise you can try is the knees to chest - this is great for beginners to start working those tummy muscles, but you can also do when you're advanced too. Try it at home and see. Avoid the knees to chest abdominal exercises if you suffer with lower back problems. Lie flat on the floor, keeping your lower back and head in contact with the floor, using your arms to push yourself down. Inhale and smoothly pull your knees towards your chest. Squeezing a soft ball between your knees during the movement can make the exercise harder. Focus on keeping your abs contracted throughout, especially on the outward phase, where your feet should not touch the floor. How many reps should I do? Beginners aim for 8 - 12 reps, not at full extension outwards with the floor. Intermediates aim for 12 - 20 reps full movement, repeated twice after 20 seconds rest. Advanced work for 20+ reps for three sets with 20 seconds rest. Related abdominal exercises :
Workout: 300 (Stay At Home) - Explore Fitness - I've been asked recently about posting a workout that can be done at home, with no equipment and one that can cater for beginner and for progression to intermediate and more advanced levels. So here you go! Warmup: 5 minute shadow boxing/skipping (or virtual skipping if you have no rope). Workout: Stay At Home Advanced: (300 reps) 50 Push-Ups/Press-Ups 50 Air Squats 50 Sit-Ups 50 Lunges 50 Chair Dips (dip using a chair/sofa) 50 Back Extensions Intermediate: (200 reps) 40 Push-Ups/Press-Ups (2 sets of 15, 1 set of 10) 40 Air Squats (2 sets of 20) 40 Chair Dips (4 sets of 10) 40 Sit-Ups (2 sets of 20) 40 Back Extensions (2 sets of 15, 1 set of 10) Beginner: (100 reps) 20 Push-Ups/Press-Ups (4 sets of 5) 20 Air Squats (2 sets of 10) 20 Chair Dips (4 sets of 5) 20 Sit-Ups (2 sets of 10) 20 Back Extensions (2 sets of 10) Notes: The key here is to perform the circuit with as little rest as possible and to master each exercise with good and safe technique i.e. don't cheat the move. Let me know how you get on!
How to Get to Your Healthy Weight - Healthy Weight Table of contents Introduction: Obesity and Health Risks When it comes to nutrition, it’s easy to spend a lot of time worrying about what to eat. But how much you eat puts as much of a stamp on your long-term health as picking the right kind of fat or choosing the right mix of vitamins. How much you weigh (in relation to your height), your waist size, and how much weight you’ve gained since your mid-20s strongly influence your chances of: dying early,having, or dying from, a heart attack, stroke, or other type of cardiovascular disease,developing diabetes,developing cancer of the colon, kidney, breast, or endometrium,having arthritis,developing gallstones,being infertile,developing asthma as an adult,snoring or suffering from sleep apnea,developing cataracts, orhaving a poorer quality of life. If your weight is in the healthy range and isn’t more than 10 pounds over what you weighed when you turned 21, great. What’s a Healthy Weight? Waist Size Matters, Too: Abdominal Fat and Health Risks
50 Bodyweight Exercises You Can Do Anywhere | Greatist.com Who needs a gym when there’s the living room floor? Bodyweight exercises are a simple, effective way to improve balance, flexibility, and strength without machinery or extra equipment. From legs and shoulders to chest and abs, we’ve covered every part of the body that can get stronger with body resistance alone. Full Body 1. Stand up tall with the legs straight, and do like Lil’ Jon and let those fingertips hit the floor. 2. Standing with the knees slightly bent, jump up as high as possible (pretend Jeremy Lin is watching!) 3. Embrace that inner grizzly. 4. Starting on your hands and knees, bring the left foot forward directly under the chest while straightening the right leg. 5. Ready to catch some air? 6. Turn those stairs into a cardio machine—no magic wand necessary. 7. Beginning on all fours with the core engaged, slowly walk the hands forward, staying on the toes but not moving them forward. 8. 9. Nope, we’re (thankfully) not walking the plank. 10. Legs 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
Abs Diet: Oblique Exercises | Mens Health - StumbleUpon Working your obliques is crucial to having the strong, lean body you want. Try these 6 exercises to strengthen your core and bulletproof your obliques. Oblique V-Up Lie on your side with your body in a straight line. 10 repetitions each side [ Beginner ] Hold a pair of lightweight dumbbells over your head, in line with your shoulders, with your elbows slightly bent. Saxon Side Bend 6–10 repetitions on each side [ Beginner to intermediate ] Stand while holding a dumbbell with both hands in front of your midsection. 10 repetitions each side [ Intermediate ] Two-Handed Wood Chop Stand while holding a dumbbell in both hands next to your right ear. Hold a medicine ball or basketball in front of you. 10 repetitions each side [ Intermediate to advanced ] Raise your torso off the floor, with your left forearm on the floor for balance.
Ryan Reynolds Workout | Singapore Personal Trainer As I was watching Blade III Trinity, I noticed the actor Ryan Reynolds. His physique in the movie is well-ripped, for the upperbody that is. The movie and image search online however didn’t reveal his lowerbody like the legs. So I won’t know if he has a proportional body, but I’m pretty sure girls like his body type right. Not too beefy, just right about well-muscled in all the areas. As for guys, I’m sure you want such six packs, nice chest, defined traps and such right … well here’s Ryan Reynolds Workout for you to emulate. The transformation for him took five months, and at the end of it, he was at a 3% bodyfat. Keyword here is diet and goals, the same old shite I’ve been preaching all this while at this blog. The Workout Ryan Reynolds, “My trainer was a guy named Darren Chapman. Workouts were about 2-3 hours Generally starting off with around 500 – 1000 sit-ups. Lower abs are the hardest muscle to develop. The Diet Breakfast: 1/2 cup egg whites and 2 eggs. Lunch: Dinner: Typical Diet: