Posts Tagged ‘health and fitness’
Sunday, May 19th, 2013
Workout Routine
Monday– Upper Body and Cardio
Tuesday- Legs and Abs Workout
Wednesday– Upper Body and Cardio
Thursday – Lower Body Workout
Friday – Rest
Saturday – Total Body Endurance Training
Sunday – Endurance Cardio/Fat Burning Cardio
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Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Simple AND Effective Endurance Workout Today.
Circuit: 4 Rounds with little to NO Rest between exercises. Rest 2 Minutes between rounds.
1. Jumping Jacks – 1 Minute
2. Push Ups – 20
3. Walking Lunges – 15 (each leg)
4. Push Ups – 20
5. Squats – 40
6. Pull Ups – 8
7. Mountain Climbers -1 Minute
8. Handstand Push Ups – 8 (if you can pull them off)
Check out our MidwestFit YouTube Page for Videos!
- MidwestFit Team
TOTAL BODY FITNESS
Tags: a workout plan, a workout program, body building, Body weight, body weight training, endurance, Exercise, Fitness, health, health and fitness, lean muscle, midwestfit, Weight training, workout plan, workout program, workouts
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Friday, May 17th, 2013
Read why Rest and Recovery is important.
Are you ready to break through a fitness plateau, or are you ready to step your fitness program up to a new level?
Check out our TOTAL BODY FITNESS
The MidwestFit TOTAL BODY FITNESS encompasses different training styles to get you STRONGER and more TONED than you’ve ever been. The Total Body Fitness Premium Program is a culmination of training styles that effectively mixes strength training, endurance training, abs/core training, HIIT cardio training, and distance cardio training to turn you into a fitness freak!
Program Goals: For individuals looking to get in top notch shape focusing on a hybrid of 3 major aspects of training designed properly and safely. Muscular Endurance, Cardiorespiratory Training (Endurance and High Intensity), Muscular Strength.
- Develop Muscular Strength and Endurance, Burn Fat, Lose Unnecessary Weight
- Increase Muscular Endurance to Develop Toned, Lean Muscle and to Push Harder and Longer on Workouts
- Increase Cardiorespiratory Performance to Burn Calories to Lose Unwanted Weight and Lower Body Fat Percentage
- Increase Overall Muscular Strength to Increase Muscular Force
- Increase Core Strength and Core Endurance
- Increase Overall Cardiac Output for Improvement in ALL Styles of Cardio (Distance and Speed), Which Will Translate to Increased Performance in Circuit Style Weight Training
- Increase Joint Strength and Stability in all major joint complexes to focus on Injury Prevention
- Minor Barbell Complex Training to improve form and technique on multi-planar lifts to target multiple muscle groups to work together to mimic real life/sport related movements and to upkeep muscular endurance.
This 8 Week Program comes with a ton of information related to Injury Prevention, a Full Program Glossary, and Exercise Pics and Descriptions that easily show how to perform each exercise in the program. It also comes with a built in Preparatory Training Program to introduce beginners to new exercises and routines, and to also assist you if you have taken some time off from exercising to safely and effectively transition you to be ready for the full, intense, 8 week program.
- MidwestFit Team
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, before and after weight loss, cardio, core, exercise workouts, exercises, Fitness, health and fitness, how do i lose weight, how do you lose weight, how to exercise, how to lose weight, importance of rest, midwestfit, rest, rest and recovery, training program, weight lifting, why exercise, workout and exercises, workout training
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Thursday, May 16th, 2013
Need help with Speed Training? How to Increase Your Speed is a question that is commonly asked among individual’s new to distance running, and the answer is not running faster on your long runs, but increasing your V02Max with short burst, high intensity interval training. For example, Running 800 Meters at an increased pace (compared to your race pace and much faster than your race pace), resting, and repeating the exercise bout has been proven to help increase overall speed on distance runs and overall speed in general.
Speed Training
Run 1 Mile
Rest 4-5 Minutes
Run 400 Meters
Rest 2 Minutes
Repeat 2-3 Rounds
Need some extra fun?! After circuit, sign up for our FREE Ab Workouts eBook and pick one and perform!
- MidwestFit Team
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, cardio, core, exercises, Fitness, health and fitness, how do you run faster, how to get faster, how to increase speed, how to run, increase speed, midwestfit, run, run run run, running, what is cardio
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Tuesday, May 14th, 2013
Tempo Run for Speed Training
Your running pace should be constant and difficult to maintain. It should not be impossible to reach the 20 minutes, but the point is to push yourself harder and faster than you normally would on a distance run. This is a great tool for increasing speed on future distance runs, boosting metabolism, burning calories, and working on lower body strength/endurance all in a short workout. Speed Training
Stretch/Warm Up
Tempo Run – 25 Minutes or 2.75 miles
Stretch
OR
Stretch/Warm Up
Bike 30 Minutes with Medium Resitance
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, cardio, core, exercises, Fitness, health and fitness, how do you run faster, how to get faster, how to increase speed, how to run, how to tempo run, increase speed, midwestfit, run, run run run, running, tempo, tempo run, what is a tempo run, what is cardio
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Monday, May 13th, 2013
Complete this Body Weight Workout as quickly as possible with little to no rest throughout the entire workout. This is a great style of body weight training that will burn fat, tone muscles, and is also a workout you can perform anywhere.
Complete body weight workout as quickly as possible with little to no rest: Check out our MidwestFit YouTube Page for Videos!
1. Push Ups – 40
2. Squats – 40
3. Push Ups – 30
4. Squats – 30
5. Push Ups – 20
6. Squats – 20
7. Push Ups – 10
8. Squats – 10
9. Mountain Climbers – 1 Minute
10. Flutter Kicks – 1 Minute
11. Burpees – 40
12. Plank – 2 Minutes
13. Split Lunge Jumps – 50 each leg
NEED MORE ABS TRAINING – FREE EBOOK! FREE Ab Workouts eBook
Tags: a workout plan, a workout program, body building, Body weight, body weight training, endurance, Exercise, Fitness, health, health and fitness, lean muscle, midwestfit, Weight training, workout plan, workout program, workouts
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Sunday, May 12th, 2013
Workout Routine
Monday– Body Weight Training
Tuesday- High Intensity Cardio Training
Wednesday– Total Body Strength Training
Thursday – Speed Training
Friday – Rest
Saturday – Body Weight Circuit Training
Sunday – Endurance Cardio/Fat Burning Cardio
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Friday, May 10th, 2013
Read why Rest and Recovery is important.
Are you ready to break through a fitness plateau, or are you ready to step your fitness program up to a new level?
Check out our TOTAL BODY FITNESS
The MidwestFit TOTAL BODY FITNESS encompasses different training styles to get you STRONGER and more TONED than you’ve ever been. The Total Body Fitness Premium Program is a culmination of training styles that effectively mixes strength training, endurance training, abs/core training, HIIT cardio training, and distance cardio training to turn you into a fitness freak!
Program Goals: For individuals looking to get in top notch shape focusing on a hybrid of 3 major aspects of training designed properly and safely. Muscular Endurance, Cardiorespiratory Training (Endurance and High Intensity), Muscular Strength.
- Develop Muscular Strength and Endurance, Burn Fat, Lose Unnecessary Weight
- Increase Muscular Endurance to Develop Toned, Lean Muscle and to Push Harder and Longer on Workouts
- Increase Cardiorespiratory Performance to Burn Calories to Lose Unwanted Weight and Lower Body Fat Percentage
- Increase Overall Muscular Strength to Increase Muscular Force
- Increase Core Strength and Core Endurance
- Increase Overall Cardiac Output for Improvement in ALL Styles of Cardio (Distance and Speed), Which Will Translate to Increased Performance in Circuit Style Weight Training
- Increase Joint Strength and Stability in all major joint complexes to focus on Injury Prevention
- Minor Barbell Complex Training to improve form and technique on multi-planar lifts to target multiple muscle groups to work together to mimic real life/sport related movements and to upkeep muscular endurance.
This 8 Week Program comes with a ton of information related to Injury Prevention, a Full Program Glossary, and Exercise Pics and Descriptions that easily show how to perform each exercise in the program. It also comes with a built in Preparatory Training Program to introduce beginners to new exercises and routines, and to also assist you if you have taken some time off from exercising to safely and effectively transition you to be ready for the full, intense, 8 week program.
- MidwestFit Team
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, before and after weight loss, cardio, core, exercise workouts, exercises, Fitness, health and fitness, how do i lose weight, how do you lose weight, how to exercise, how to lose weight, importance of rest, midwestfit, rest, rest and recovery, training program, weight lifting, why exercise, workout and exercises, workout training
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Thursday, May 9th, 2013
Tempo Run for Speed Training
Your running pace should be constant and difficult to maintain. It should not be impossible to reach the 20 minutes, but the point is to push yourself to run harder and faster than you normally would on a distance run. This is a great tool for increasing speed on future distance runs, boosting metabolism, burning calories, and working on lower body strength/endurance all in a short workout. Speed Training
Stretch/Warm Up
Tempo Run – 20 Minutes or 2.75 miles
Stretch
OR
Stretch/Warm Up
Bike 30 Minutes with Medium Resitance
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, cardio, core, exercises, Fitness, free, health and fitness, how do you run faster, how to get faster, how to increase speed, how to run, how to tempo run, increase speed, midwestfit, run, run run run, running, tempo, tempo run, what is a tempo run, what is cardio
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Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
How to Increase Your Speed with speed training is a question that is commonly asked among individual’s new to distance running, and the answer is not running faster on your long runs, but increasing your V02Max with short burst, high intensity interval training. For example, Running 800 Meters at an increased pace (compared to your race pace and much faster than your race pace), resting, and repeating the exercise bout has been proven to help increase overall speed on distance runs and overall speed in general.
Speed Training
Run 1 Mile
Rest 4-5 Minutes
Run 400 Meters
Rest 2 Minutes
Repeat 2-3 Rounds
Need some extra fun?! After circuit, sign up for our FREE Ab Workouts eBook and pick one and perform!
- MidwestFit Team
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, cardio, core, exercises, Fitness, health and fitness, how do you run faster, how to get faster, how to increase speed, how to run, increase speed, midwestfit, run, run run run, running, what is cardio
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Sunday, May 5th, 2013
Workout Routine
Monday– Total Body Weight Training
Tuesday- High Intensity Cardio Training
Wednesday– Total Body Weight Training
Thursday – Endurance and Fat Burning Cardio
Friday – Rest
Saturday – Total Body Endurance Training
Sunday – Endurance Cardio/Fat Burning Cardio
Tags: a workout routine, Exercise, Fitness, free, health and fitness, how to workout, midwestfit, schedule to workout, the workout routine, training schedule, weight lifting, work out training, working out, workout plan, workout program, workout routine, workout schedule
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Friday, May 3rd, 2013
Rest!
Read why Rest and Recovery is important.
Have you seen our FREE Abs and Core eBook?! It comes with 15 Ab Sculpting Workouts that focus on training your entire core to help develop lean muscle around your midsection to burn fat and blast away calories! It’s Free!!! Why not check it out?
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, cardio, core, exercises, Fitness, health and fitness, importance of rest, midwestfit, rest, rest and recovery
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Thursday, May 2nd, 2013
Tempo Run for Speed Training
Your running pace should be constant and difficult to maintain. It should not be impossible to reach the 20 minutes, but the point is to push yourself to run harder and faster than you normally would on a distance run. This is a great tool for increasing speed on future distance runs, boosting metabolism, burning calories, and working on lower body strength/endurance all in a short workout. Speed Training
Stretch/Warm Up
Tempo Run – 20 Minutes or 2.75 miles
Stretch
OR
Stretch/Warm Up
Bike 30 Minutes with Medium Resitance
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, cardio, core, exercises, Fitness, free, health and fitness, how do you run faster, how to get faster, how to increase speed, how to run, how to tempo run, increase speed, midwestfit, run, run run run, running, tempo, tempo run, what is a tempo run, what is cardio
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Tuesday, April 30th, 2013
Check out this great Cardio Workout! Warm Up – 5 Minute Walk/Jog, 1 Minute Jumping Jacks
Circuit: 3 Rounds – Little to NO Rest!
1. Burpees – 10
2. Run 400 Meters (Fast!) (1/4 Mile)
3. Kettle Bell Swings – 20 (heavy weight)
4. Plank – 1 Minute
5. Flutter Kicks – 1 Minute
6. Run 400 Meters (Fast!)
7. Mountain Climbers – 1 Minute
This should take around 26-36 Minutes – Fly through it!
Check out our MidwestFit YouTube Page for Videos!
- MidwestFit Team
NEED SOME MORE AB WORKOUTS? FREE Ab Workout eBook
Tags: ab exercises, ab workouts, abs, cardio, core, exercises, Fitness, health and fitness, how do you run faster, how to get faster, how to increase speed, how to run, increase speed, midwestfit, run, run run run, running, what is cardio
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Sunday, April 28th, 2013
Body Weight Workout Routine
Monday– Total Body Weight Training
Tuesday- High Intensity Cardio Training
Wednesday– Total Body Weight Training
Thursday – Endurance and Fat Burning Cardio
Friday – Rest
Saturday – Total Body Endurance Training
Sunday – Endurance Cardio/Fat Burning Cardio
Tags: a workout routine, Exercise, Fitness, free, health and fitness, how to workout, midwestfit, schedule to workout, the workout routine, training schedule, weight lifting, work out training, working out, workout plan, workout program, workout routine, workout schedule
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