ARCHIVED WORKOUTS

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New Year's Resolution Fat Burning Circuit (Dec 2004)

To give your muscles some recovery time, don't do the weight lifting part of this workout more than three days a week. Do as much cardio as you would like.

*Warmup 3 to 5 minutes on a bike then lightly stretch

*Perform these exercises as a circuit. This means to do 1 set of each exercise with no rest between exercises, then go through the exercises again. Go thru the exercises 3 times if you can. Switch up the way you perform each workout. For example, if you do the machine bench press on Monday, do it with dumbells on Wednesday.

  • Bench Press (with bar, dumbells, or machine) 10-12 reps

  • Dumbell Curls (seated, inclined, or with bar) 10-12 reps

  • Leg Press (squats or lunges) 10-12 reps

  • Tricep Pushdown 10-12 reps

  • Lat Pulldown (or seated rows) 10-12 reps

  • Dumbell Shoulder Press 10-12 reps

  • Crunches 20-30 reps

*Cardio 15-30 minutes. Switch it up as much as you can by changing speeds and exercising on different equipment rather than doing the same thing everyday.

*Stretch again for a couple of minutes when finished.


The Pre-Spring Split (Feb 2005)

Try to do both Day 1 and Day 2 twice a week. Do 2 to 3 sets of 12-15 reps of each exercise. Do as much cardio as you would like. Try to change speed incline frequently. Run fast for a minute or two, and slow down for a minute or two. You can do this on any of the cardio machines. Try to at least do 20 minutes, three times a week.

*Day 1- Lower Body

  • Squat or Leg Press

  • Lunges (front, side, or reverse)

  • Calf Raise

  • Back Hyperextensions

*Day 2- Upper Body

  • Lat Pulldown

  • Shoulder Press

  • One-arm Dumbell Row

  • Bench Press

  • Ab Crunches

The Alternating Set Fat-Melter

How to do it:

Alternate between the two workouts three days a week. So in the first week, do workout A on Monday, B on Wednesday, and A on Friday. The next week do B on Monday, A on Wednesday, and B on Friday.

Warm-up for 5 minutes on a treadmill, elliptical trainer, bike, or jump rope and lightly stretch for 2 minutes.

Perform each pair of exercises as alternating sets, resting for a minute or so between each set until you've done 3 sets of 8-12 reps of each. For example on Workout A, do a set of Leg Press then go straight to Seated Row, rest a minute or so then do them both again. Do this 3 times then move to Bench Press and Lat Pulldowns.

Workout A

  • a. Leg Press
  • a. Seated Row
  • b. Bench Press (Dumbbell or Bar)
  • b. Lat Pulldown
  • c. Push Press
  • c. Incline sit-ups with medicine ball

Cardio: 15 minutes on treadmill, recumbent bike, or elliptical machine (rotate each day)

Workout B

  • a. Curls (Dumbbell or Bar)
  • a. Shoulder press
  • b. Incline bench press (Dumbbell or Bar)
  • b. Dumbbell squats or lunges
  • c. Dips on bench
  • c. Stability ball crunches

Cardio: 15 minutes on treadmill, recumbent bike, or elliptical machine (rotate each day)

On off days, do as much cardio as you would like, but only workout with weights 3 days per week. For instructions on how to do any of these exercises, just ask us. Consult your doctor before attempting an exercise program.

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