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Re: Getting Fit/Weight Traning
« Reply #15 on: June 11, 2008, 18:02:26 PM »

When you do the plan of what yopu are actually going to do

mix up the muscles groups

Right, so the list so far is:
1) Dumbbell curl
2) Hammer curl
3) wrist curl
4) reverse wrist curl
5) Dumbbell shrug
6) shoulder press
7) kickback
8)bent over row
9) side bend
10)front raise
11) lateral raise
12) dumbbell bench press
13) dumbbell fly
14) dumbbell pullover
15) squat/dumbbell squat
16) sit ups/ dumbbell sit ups
17)press ups.

thats what you have soo far soo just mix up the muscle groups.
will work alot better
and just stick with it  Smiley
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Re: Getting Fit/Weight Traning
« Reply #16 on: June 12, 2008, 14:59:01 PM »

Strength - do lots of weights, your'd be best off getting yourself a proper trainer to show you the right tecineques and tell you what and what not to do.

A good proportion of personal trainers are idiots. I'm not trying to sound arrogant, there are obviously good ones out there - but the title "personal trainer" does not guarantee good advice in the same sense that "chef" doesnt = good food.

There are lots of great articles on the internet if you search for them. Of course proper technique is important, but weightlifting is pretty self explanitory. Squatting, deadlifting, power cleans etc - they all require technique, but you can teach yourself.

If you want a real challenge, try to learn the Snatch - probably the best movement for developing athletic power and strength, but also one of the most challanging exercises you can try with a barbell.
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Re: Getting Fit/Weight Traning
« Reply #17 on: June 12, 2008, 18:43:03 PM »

To get fit go on my triathlon training:

Monday - Running, 200m sprints with 10 second breaks then a longer run maybe 1500m
Tuesday - Run for 1/2 hour then 1 hour swim
Wednesday - 1 hour swim
Thursday - Road bike, 1-2 hours
Friday - 1 hour swim
Saturday - off
Sunday - 1 hour swim the 1 hour run

Always stretch, warmup and cool down or you will get injuries.



Now if someone can recommend some weights to do with that, I'm getting 50kgs or free weights with a bar and bench. I also do situps and press ups.
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