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Monday, October 10th, 2011
Potential PT #1 – NO Circuit Strength
Stretch/Warm Up
NO CIRCUIT: Rest 90 seconds between exercises
Chest/Triceps/Core:
1. Spider Push Ups - 20 Total (10 each leg)
2. Push Up Kick Outs - 20 Total (10 each leg)
3. Medicine Ball Push Up Ladder - Use at least 4 different medicine balls – Up and Down the ladder once, Rest 60 seconds, Up and down the ladder again
4. Hip Cross Push Ups - 20 Total (10 each leg)
5. Bosu MB Push Ups - 15
6. Bosu Cross Over Push Ups - 20 Total
7. Explosive Push Ups with Bench - 5 Total Explosive Push Ups (Watch Video – Perform 3 push ups, and on the third, explode up – Keep going until 5 Explosive Push Ups are performed)
Back/Bicpes:
1. Regular Pull Ups - 7 Reps x 2 Sets
2. Wide Grip Pull Ups - 7 x 2
3. Chin Ups - 7 x 2
4. BOSU Dumbbell Row - 12 Reps (each arm) x 2 sets
5. Bent Over Rows - 15 Reps x 3 sets
7. Bicep Curls – 7′s - 1 Set
Shoulders:
1. Push Press - 12 Reps x 3 Sets
2. Side Plank Shoulder Raise - 30 seconds each side
3. Shoulder Up and Outs - 10 Reps x 2 Sets
Have a good one!
- Ben
Potential PT #2 – YES Circuit Strength
Stretch/Warm Up
Circuit 3 Times:
1. Regular Pull Ups - 10
2. Dumbbell Bench Press – 12
3. Single Arm Military Press - 10 (both sides)
4. BOSU Dumbbell Row - 10 (each arm)
5. Shoulder Up and Outs - 10 total (each arm)
6. Tricep Push Ups - 20
7. Chin Ups - 6
END CIRCUIT
Abs/Core:
1. Flutter Kicks – 1 Minute
2. Bosu with Twist – 1 Minute
3. Side Plank w/ Hip Raises - 30 seconds each side
4. Plank – 1 Minute
5. Stability Ball Toe Touches - 1 Minute
6. Flutter Kicks – 1 Minute
7. MB Twists - 1 Minute
Stretch
- K
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Wednesday, September 28th, 2011
Potential PT #1 – Upper Body Circuit
Stretch/Warm Up
Circuit 3 Times:
1. Regular Pull Ups - 10
2. Dumbbell Bench Press – 12
3. Single Arm Military Press - 10 (both sides)
4. BOSU Dumbbell Row - 10 (each arm)
5. Shoulder Up and Outs - 10 total (each arm)
6. Tricep Push Ups - 20
7. Chin Ups - 6
Abs/Core:
1. Flutter Kicks – 1 Minute
2. Bosu with Twist – 1 Minute
3. Side Plank w/ Hip Raises - 30 seconds each side
4. Plank – 1 Minute
5. Stability Ball Toe Touches - 1 Minute
6. Flutter Kicks – 1 Minute
7. MB Twists - 1 Minute
Stretch
- Ben
Potential PT #2 – Another UB Circuit
Spend exactly 1 minute on each exercise trying to do as many reps as possible in that minute. If able, go full minute without stopping, if you have to pause, take minimal breaks and try and do least about of sets as possible. When you finish going through the circuit one time, break two minutes, and repeat until you’ve completed it 3 or more times.
Circuit 3+ rounds of:
1. Regular Pull Ups
2. Bent Over Rows
3. Kettle Bell Swings (if no kettle bell, use a dumbbell)
4. Push Up Rows
7. Single Arm Military Press (switch arms at 30 second mark)
8. Medicine Ball Push Ups (side to side)
Abs/Core: SEE BEN’S ABOVE
-K
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Tuesday, August 30th, 2011
Tags: Bosu Cross Over Push Ups, Bosu MB Push Ups, Explosive Push Ups with Bench, Hip Cross Push Ups, Lean Back Knee Tucks, Medicine Ball Push Up Ladder, Medicine Ball Toe Touches, midwest fit, midwestfit, new exercises, new workouts, Plank on Medicine Ball, Plank Walks, Push Up Kick Outs
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Monday, August 22nd, 2011
Potential PT #1 – Upper Body Circuit
Stretch/Warm Up
Circuit 3 Times:
1. Regular Pull Ups - 10
2. Dumbbell Bench Press – 12
3. Single Arm Military Press - 10 (both sides)
4. BOSU Dumbbell Row - 10 (each arm)
5. Shoulder Up and Outs - 10 total (each arm)
6. Tricep Push Ups - 20
7. Chin Ups - 6
Abs/Core:
1. Flutter Kicks – 1 Minute
2. Bosu with Twist – 1 Minute
3. Side Plank w/ Hip Raises - 30 seconds each side
4. Plank – 1 Minute
5. Stability Ball Toe Touches - 1 Minute
6. Flutter Kicks – 1 Minute
7. MB Twists - 1 Minute
Stretch
- Ben
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Saturday, August 13th, 2011
Potential Pt #1 – Circuit with Run and New Exercises!
Circuit 4 Rounds as Quickly as possible of:
1. Dumbbell Bench Press on Ball - 15
2. Hamstring Curls on Ball - 20 with Both Legs, 10 on each leg, 20 on both legs
3. Lunge w/ Curls and Press - 20 Total (Alternate legs on the lunge)
4. Run 400 Meters
5. Stability Ball Hip Rolls - 1 Minute
6. Side Plank Shoulder Raise - 30 seconds each side
7. BOSU Dumbbell Row - 15 each arm
8. Calf Raises - 20 Total (Holding dumbbells in hands to make it more difficult)
Stretch
- Ben
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Monday, August 8th, 2011
As we said before we are going to continue to add new exercises to our YouTube page that we will also incorporate into our workouts. Here is a list of what we have added today that you can start looking out for in our PT’s:
Tricep Push Ups
Tricep Overhead Press
Staggered Push Ups w/ Hip Extensions
Stability Ball Plank Roll Outs
Stability Ball Hip Rolls
Spider Walk
Side Plank Shoulder Raise
Shoulder Up and Outs
Lunge w/ Curls and Press
Bicep Curls – 7′s
-The MidwestFit Team
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Sunday, July 24th, 2011
Hello there all MidwestFit Community Members! We wanted to update you on our new exercise videos. We will be introducing 10 new exercises this week to help keep our workouts fresh and to continue to help MidwestFit get better! We’ll be implementing some of these new exercises into our PT’s to keep the body guessing and add on to the one of the main focuses of our workout design: Muscle Confusion. Depending upon our future daily, weekly, and monthly workout designs, we are going to most likely introduce 10 completely new exercises every 2 weeks. So be sure to keep an eye out for videos on exercises that may seem unfamiliar.
We guarantee you will enjoy them (or the results from them), as they will most certainly be adding to the challenging exercises and workouts we already have.
You can find the exercises here on our MidwestFit YouTube Channel, or the videos will be linked in our daily PT’s.
Go get em!
- MidwestFit Team
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Monday, June 27th, 2011
Yup, it’s true. In an effort to keep mixing things up, we will soon be adding 40 new exercises to our line of PT’s…Here is a sneak peak:

Okay, the idea wasn’t to just show you exactly what we have coming…Sorry for the teaser. But trust us, you will enjoy…Well, at least the results they bring.
-The MidwestFit Team
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