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Thursday, June 21, 2012
Busy People: 100 min per week workout - By Sevdelin Dimitrov
There are many programs suitable for busy people and if a person has 100 min per week for exercises he /she can maintain even improve their physical condition and health.
Program guidelines
**Approximately 10 min of strength training:
Perform one set of 10-15 repetitions from each exercise in slow controlled motion.
***One minute rest between exercises
*** Approximately 20 min cardio activity
***3-5 min stretching ,at the end of the training session.
Sample time saving program.
Monday:
1. Inclined bench press
2. Assisted dips
3. Wide grip lat pull
4. Close grip lat pull down
5. Barbell shoulder shrugs
Cardio: Treadmill intervals; 4 min jogging 1 min fast running HR=60-75% MHR
Wednesday
1. Side lateral raises
Superset Dumbbell Military Presses:
2.Dumbbell standing curls
3. Triceps rope extensions
Cardio: Bike intervals; 3 min slow 2 min medium to fast speed; HR=60-75% MHR
Friday:
1. Leg extensions
2. Leg press
3. Leg curls
4. Machine calves standing raises
5. Abs crunches
6. Lower back floor flexing
Cardio: Cross Trainer; steady; HR=60% MHR
Program benefits: strength improvement, adequate muscle recovery, increasing cardiovascular capacity ,fat burning, self esteem raise.
Stay in Good Health:
Sevdelin Dimitrov,
Certified Personal Trainer- the USA, UK, Bulgaria
Email:sevdelin74@yahoo.com
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