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Easy Cardio
Most exercisers overlook the importance of jump ropes, but this is a mistake. For instance, many boxers use jump ropes to improve both coordination and cardiovascular endurance. Jump roping can be done anywhere, and will cause anyone to sweat within a few minutes. Anyone looking to get into serious shape while improving coordination should consider buying a jump rope, and it’s not hard to see why!
Pull Up Bar
A pull up bar is a great additional to anyone’s exercise equipment. With a pull up bar, one can do do pull ups, chin ups, and even ab exercises in the blink of an eye. Many people assume it’d be a hassle to install one, but fortunately, there are many home pull up bars that are extremely easy to set up. They hook up on a door frame and hold up to a few hundred pounds. Pull ups are one of the best exercises for working the back, arms and shoulders all at once, and a pull up bar is terrific for anyone looking to stay in shape on a budget.
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The dreadful time of starting a new school year is upon us. For most college and university students this usually means one of two things when it comes to fitness:
1- Putting being a good student aside, school for you means being away from the folks and partying with friends. This goes hand in hand with eating whatever you want which usually includes a lot of junk food and alcohol.
Or
2- Balancing school, life, and a job is overwhelming enough! You have no idea where you would fit in maintaining a regular workout schedule on top of all that!
Whether you are 1, 2 or a mixture of both, eating right and staying healthy will decrease your chances of getting sick and help you stay more focused for your studies. Staying healthy during a hectic semester is easier than it looks. All you need is a few guidelines and the right tools.
Here are 7 great tips to help you get on track this school year:
Food- Making the right food choices becomes more difficult the busier you get, and most students get caught up in going for whatever’s quick and easy, or something they can nimble on to get through those late night cram sessions. This usually results in meals and snacks of frozen pizza, take out, Ramen noodles, chips and candy. There are plenty of options out there that can be just as quick but a lot more healthy. For snacks, get stuff like nuts, beef jerky, peanut butter on fruit or celery, and veggies with dip. For meals, a convection oven can work miracles for making small meals of just about anything, and frozen veggies cook up real easy in the microwave. Just use your brain and think outside the box.
Write it Down- Amidst all the books you need to buy for your classes you should include a notebook dedicated to fitness and calorie journaling, as well as something you can write out your daily schedule in. You’d be surprised, but writing it out actually does make a difference in noticing what you are eating and how much exercise you are actually getting in. Writing out your schedule makes it is easier to see where you can fit in a workout, and by giving the gym time a designated time slot you will be less likely to skip out.
Get a water bottle– We all know by now that we need to drink 8 glasses of water a day. Drinks like coffee, juice and soft drinks don’t count so get in the habit of carrying a stainless steel or glass water bottle with you to classes. Water goes a long way in keeping you focused and alert, so stay hydrated this semester!
Be realistic– Once school gets going everybody has more and more on their plate, so set fitness goals that are realistic and work for you. If you can’t get to the gym everyday perhaps that is just not a realistic goal for you to attain at the moment. Don’t stress yourself out about it because that will just set yourself up for disappointment and cause you to give up. Start off small and work your way up. Studies have shown that even doing vigorous exercise for as little as 15 minutes a day can have great health benefits.
Astone Fitness’ Circuit7 series is a great way to get in a full body workout in just 7 minutes without ever leaving your dorm room.
Join the School Team –Joining your school’s sports teams is a great way to have regular exercise, not to mention pick up chicks! Being on a team will force you into maintaining a fitness routine: practices will give you a regular schedule you have to follow and your teammates will rough you up if you’re a no show!
Get in. Get Out. When hitting the gym, do it at a time where you’ll be able to enjoy it and maximize your time. Try to go on days where you have less classes and at times when the gym is less crowded to avoid wasting time waiting for machines. Gyms tend to be quieter in the morning or early afternoon.
Stay Home. It is important to keep your routine as regular as possible, so if you’re having a hard time making it to the gym why not try cutting out the travel time and working out at home? There are now so many at-home workout systems that are compact, easy to store, and give you a phenomenal full body workout. Try Ripcords or The Human Trainer. Don’t forget that if all else fails you can take the stairs instead of the elevator, bike instead of bus, or just toss a football around with your bud. Every bit counts! Exercise improves your mood, concentration and health, and weight so make it a regular part of your study schedule.
CLICK HERE for more info on how exercise can help you get good grades.
Sources: Collegebodu.wordpress.com, livestrong.com
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Olympic rings have been used in the training of some of the strongest athletes in Olympic history and continue to stand the test of time by being an amazing workout tool throughout almost two centuries of use. However, many people who have never tried Olympic ring training or any other suspended bodyweight training often wonder why they would even bother when they already get results from standard gym equipment. The reason to try them is that they will take basic exercises like push-ups, dips, and pull-ups to the next level.
Because Olympic Rings are hanging and not a solid structure (such as pull-up bar) they add the element of instability to your workout. Exercises tend to be harder because you are balancing throughout the movements, resulting in engaging your core and stabilizer muscles along with the targeted muscle in each and every exercise.
Researchers now believe that exercises that engage entire muscle groups (such as with ring training) as oppose to standard muscle isolating exercises are better for the body because entire muscle group movement is closer to the way our bodies engage in day-to-day tasks. (I.e. lifting a box) It has also been found that because of the added instability factor you can achieve better results with fewer reps when using rings over standard equipment.
Another great benefit of Olympic Rings is that because they are not locked into a static position they allow for the wrists to be able to rotate more naturally (as oppose to with standard gym equipment). This makes exercises more comfortable, easier on joints, and therefore less likely to cause injury.
Other benefits of ring training:
The main exercises that can be done with Olympic rings are: push-ups, dips, pull-ups, scarecrows and the iron cross. Ring training is a great addition to any exercise routine. It won’t develop an overly muscular frame, but a solid, well-rounded and defined physique. A functional body that not only looks athletic, but is able to perform.
Resources: artofmanliness.com fitstream.com
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The Human Trainer Olympic Ring Kit is fully operational as a stand-alone piece of fitness equipment. The Olympic Ring Kit allows you to do an immense variety of exercises that are done by your favorite Olympic gymnasts and a variety of training programs.
The Kit allows for the option of attaching the Olympic Rings to the Versatility Anchors or the Ceiling Mounts.
Attaching the Olympic Rings to the Ceiling Mounts allows for exercises such as push-ups, dips, and chest flies, whereas The Versatility Anchors allow them to be easily attached to trees, overhead beams and other sturdy structures. The Kit includes Olympic Rings, Versatility Anchors and Ceiling Mounts.
Workout related gifts may not be your first choice to receive or give this Christmas, but if you don’t know what to get someone it could be the perfect present! A fitness gift is a great way to introduce a friend or family member into a new fitness activity that they may not have thought of on their own.
Here are some ideas to help you get going
Already have their gift picked out? Then how about a fitness stocking stuffer?
A jump rope, football, Frisbee, pedometer, or workout bands are great options.
There is such a thing as a fitness gift no-no. Check out Fitness Magazine’s article: 10 Tacky Christmas Gifts to Avoid
Remember Christmas is about the people you love, and not about the gift. Don’t let the hussle and bussle of the season stress you. Happy Shopping!
Winter is officially only a couple weeks away… yes, already. It’s rainy, snowing, freezing, windy, dark early… BLAH! Its no wonder 30% of people give up working out all together during the winter months. It’s a pretty good excuse to stay indoors and watch TV, but unfortunately it’s also at this frosty time of year that we instinctively want to eat more and therefore gain more weight (hibernation), which makes sticking to exercise even more crucial. Remember, sticking to your workout regime will help you shed those holiday pounds while increasing your overall health and quality of life.
Dragging your butt to the gym during a snowstorm may be a little tough on your morale. Over the next couple of weeks we will post blogs on winter wonderland activities that you can do close to home or even in the comfort of your own living room. They may even turn out to be great family bonding activities.
Most of us think of shoveling the driveway as a boring tedious chore, but if you change your tune and view it as a cardio workout, shoveling snow can burn you on average 300-500 calories/hour.
Home Workouts For those of you who have a home gym, you have no excuse to skip a workout. Here are some good equipment choices:
For a great indoor winter workout routine check out Men’s Health’s Article.
Skiing & Snowboarding The great thing about skiing and snowboarding is that you go through a whole body workout and don’t even know it cause you’re busy having fun! You are constantly using your legs, arms, and core to make turns, pick up speed, and keep your balance. The high intensity motion makes for a great cardio workout. Snowboarders and skiers can burn anywhere from 250-630 calories/hour.
Sledding Climbing up the hill is a great aerobic workout, and you’ll develop strength in your quads since you will be pulling the weight of the sled behind you. Let’s not forget how much fun it is. Woo-hoo!
Don’t Forget To…
The cold makes muscles tense up and harder to warm up which can cause injury. Do some stretches and a warm up while still indoors, and start your workout slowly.
Layering clothing is the best way to keep warm. The first layer against your skin should be made of a “wicking” material, (polyester, polypropylene, silk, or wool). Wicking clothes absorb sweat, stopping it from evaporating (which cools you off) Make sure clothing fits snugly to prevent cold air from getting in.
The second layer should be thicker to help insulate you. Choose clothes made of synthetic fibers, like fleece.
For the third layer, choose a windproof, breathable fabric that shields you from the wind and rain.
Protect your hands, feet, and face in extreme cold by taking the same layering approach as you did with the rest of your body (wicking material socks/gloves first, synthetic pair over that). Protect your nose and mouth by wearing a ski mask or scarf. When skiing, snowboarding, or snowmobiling, protect your eyes by wearing protective goggles… AND WEAR A HAT! 30% of heat from the body is lost through the head.
As you can see, you don’t have to hibernate and wait for winter to pass before you can exercise again. Get out there and have some fun! Being outside not your thing? Then pick up some equipment and workout at home. There’s no excuse! Stay tuned for our next article with even more fun winter workout activities!
“LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW LET IT SNOW!!!”
Information Source: bodybuilding.com
]]>“Our goal is to make staying fit, fun and accessible to everyone from beginners to pros.” says Darren Shane, Director of Fitness at Astone Fitness. “We want The Human Trainer to be a one-stop, time efficient way to do virtually any exercise.” The Human Trainer’s dual anchor system already allows for exercises that cannot be done on single anchor suspension gyms, and now with the new Pulley and the Olympic Rings attachments you can do even more.
The Rotational Pulley now allows The Human Trainer to unleash unlimited range of motion with smooth rotating pulley action. You can now perform new exciting exercises such as the Straight Arm Rotational Twist, The Torso Power Punch, the Suspended Bicycle and the Suspended Scissor Kick. It also works as an excellent rehabilitation tool for increasing range of motion when recovering from injuries, and is being used with professional sports teams and physiotherapists. The rotational pulley easily attaches to all The Human Trainer anchoring options and will challenge the body’s core and stabilizer muscles in every exercise.The Olympic Rings are ultra durable and enable users to feel like a gymnast by performing Dips, Pull-ups and the Iron Cross. The Olympic Rings attach to all The Human Trainer accessories and can even be used with the Rotational Pulley.
About Astone Fitness – Astone Fitness is a leading retailer in at-home fitness equipment, selling products such as Ripcords, The Complete Chin-Up bar, and the complete line of Circuit7 workout DVD’s.