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Killer 600 Rep Workout…No Gym? No Problem!

November 25th, 2009

DSC_0018Today I have for you guys who enjoy the torture as much as I do a brutality killer – 600 rep workout. This video was as inspiring to me as much as I know it will be for all of you!! Just one look will have you mesmerized. Beyond that…here we are in a holiday week during a time when many of us are traveling and don’t have access to a gym.  Our problem is solved…as you need nothing but your body weight for this workout.  Let us take time to be thankful for our health. Try this workout…and don’t worry if it’s not perfect.  Mine sure won’t be, but I will give it all I got. She does 10 different exercises and 60 reps for each of them. It was amazing and it took her 33 minutes and 38 seconds. I was impressed with how controlled she was during this workout, even taking time to grab an extra breath if she needed it. I will be posting how I did during my workout, and I’d love to hear from you!

600 Rep Workout:

1. Burpees with Calve Raises – 60 reps
2. One Leg Push Ups – 60 reps (switching legs)
3. Jump Lunges – 60 reps
4. One Leg Dead Lifts – 60 reps total (30 on each leg)
5. Crunches with Leg Extensions – 60 reps
6. Prisoner Squat and Front Kick – 60 reps (switching legs)
7. One Leg Tricep Dip – 60 reps (switching legs)
8. One Leg Jump – 60 reps total (30 on each leg)
9. Chest Lift _ 60 reps
10. Over The Chair Kick – 60 reps total (30 on each leg)

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Keeping it “Together” Over the Holiday

November 21st, 2009

First off, I want to wish all of you a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday. We all have much to be thankful for, our health, our loved ones, and the power to create change for our lives. This is one of my favorite holidays of the year.  But that doesn’t mean it has to come with an extra little surprise that takes us all of 2010 to burn off does it??  I have some simple tricks for you and with some mind power and discipline on your part you will be well on your way to your best “holiday” body ever. Use this time of year to think about what goals you want for next year. Establish a sound plan now and prepare to implement it for next year’s new beginning. Enjoy the holiday with family and friends, if you can, and take time to see where you want to be next year at this same time. What do you want to accomplish by then?

I recently ran a contest where I asked… how do you plan on staying in shape over the holidays?  Five responses received a $25 coupon at the Opensky Community of shops.  The responses I got were right on the money…here’s a few!

1) Watch out for brownies, cookies, and cakes that are sent from work.

2) Avoid mindless eating, grabbing food and not paying attention to what you are doing. Stop over eating on foods you don’t really enjoy. 

3) Drink more water. Try your best to get in one gallon water a day!

4) Eat and enjoy foods that aren’t available to you everyday–if it is something you can get anytime skip it and eat the “holiday stuff” –but for that meal only.

5) Prepare your usual first three meals for thumbnail-1.aspxThanksgiving day the night before, especially if you are traveling. Then eat your turkey dinner, and from the snack bowl… whatever you like, eat slowly enjoy your food. Have fun, relax, take little bites of everything so you get a sample of all the flavors. Make a small plate, then go back for seconds only on the things you really like.

6) Cut carbs, sweets and bike hard. Lots of fruit and pineapple flavored h2o…less booze and more walkin..and dance dance dance…pura vida!!

7) Stop worrying about what other people think. People are resistant to change, whether it be our own, or that of friends and family. If you are going to move yourself UP through life, you are going to have to make yourself immune to most of the opinions and advice of others. Not ALL, but most. You’ll have to know who is on your side and who is trying to sabotage. Most of the time, these nay-sayers are just afraid you’ll leave them or move past them. Don’t let them discourage you. Most mean well, some don’t, so filter out the “noise” and trust yourself.

If you stick to your goals long enough, your friends and family will come around and may even be inspired to follow in your path. The road to your success has to be cleared and paved by you, and you alone.

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