Learn a 7-Day Exercise Routine
By guestpost | June 18, 2010
If you need a good boost for your fitness plan, here’s a good week-long workout that will melt away flab and strengthen your muscular system. You’ll love the results.You can jump start a sagging program (or belly) by using this one-week worth of daily drills that can help you reach new heights of fitness and strength. You can tell people how you’re doing in the weight loss forum.
You’ll be amazed at the kind of results you will get by making the most out of a very brief period each day.To make the most of your time, you need to spend a few moments planning what you’re going to do with your fitness, health, and body composition goals.
You’ll find that I’ve listed here a quick 7 day program with daily exercises that will help you meet your goals, so this will be helpful if you can’t spend a lot of time planning.You’re going to have to head out to the store to make sure you have everything you need to eat well during the week. You don’t want to sabotage your efforts, do you?
Day #1. Get the strength and intervals you normally do out of the way. Warm-upusing some good bodymass drills and then get down for a super set of one-legged moves like the split-squat or dumb-bell chest-press.
Make sure you do three groups of eight reps each. Now match your stability-sphere leg-curling with some DB rowing. Get through this pair three times doing twelve repetitions each. This will get you some rapid weight loss.
Wrap things up with about 20 mins of a cardio interval period. You’ll get a good fat burn that way.
Tue: Half an hour of something you like should be added to your day. I mean, if you’re craving some useless slow-cardio, go for it! You can even count running around town, cleaning house, digging ditches or playing a sport. I want you to relax and have fun because it’s very important to be active every day of your life.
Day #3. Do the first day’s routine again only get you some proteins ingested before you begin and right after you’re finished. You’ll soon lose 20 pounds.
