Monday, February 3, 2014

How to Make Your Boring Workouts Fun, Interesting, and More Effective

Let's face it: workouts can get boring... really boring. That's especially true if you do basically the same exercises and routines nearly every day (like 90% of us do).

Not only that, but your body will quickly adapt to the exercises, resistance levels, workouts, movements, etc you do on a regular basis. This will lead to plateaus, fewer "gains," and more fitness stagnation.

But with a little bit of creativity you can bring the fun back to your workout. You can challenge your body, get better results, and make yourself look forward to going to the gym again.

One of the best methods is to use simple pieces of exercise equipment in new ways. Dumbbells, kettlebells, ropes, heavy tires, and even sledgehammers are all great examples of low-tech items that can be used in an infinite variety of ways.

Here's a great example:




All that's required is a floor, a relatively small kettlebell (although almost any type of weight will work), and a length of rope (in this case a heavy duty "Battle Rope" was used but any relatively thick/strong rope will work). It's a very simple, fun, and extremely effective full body "functional strength" workout you can do almost anywhere!

More ways to make workouts fun.

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What do you think about using creativity to make workouts more fun/interesting? Leave your comments below!



Friday, January 10, 2014

Video: 5 Basic Rules of one of the BEST Dieting Protocols for Fast Fat Loss

Hi! Welcome to 2014! We're gonna kick things off for the new year with what we consider to be one of the best diets for rapid fat loss and long-term weight maintenance...

We've become BIG fans of intermittent fasting in the past year. It can help you boost your energy, lose body fat fast, build and maintain lean muscle mass, and improve your overall health... all at the same time.

You definitely need to start off slow and follow some basic rules. Below you'll find a great video with 5 golden rules of "IF" dieting for beginners...

Enjoy:



What do you think?