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Fat Loss Forever (John Romaniello)Posted onJanuary 21, 2012byKevin John Romaniello John “Roman” Romaniello has a new fat loss program coming out next week.  You can read my review here: Fat Loss Forever Review.  This program combines intermittent fasting and some of the fat-burning workouts Roman is known for.  These have all been tweaked to help you burn fat as quickly as possible.   You can click here to get a free e-report: Five Diet Rules You Must Break. This article is written by KevinAbout Kevin Please follow me on Facebook,Twitter, or Google+ so you’ll be updated when I post an article. View all posts by Kevin This entry was posted in Weight Loss. Bookmark the permalink.

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Metabolic Resistance Training Workouts ExposedDiscover the truth about metabolic resistance training workouts in this article from Certified Turbulence Trainer, Scott Rawcliffe.Metabolic workouts…… what the heck are they you might ask.  Well, they are a seriously goodway to lose fat quick while getting a lot of exercise done in a fraction of the time.  What’seven better is that you are not just isolating on one or two muscles, for example International chest day (otherwise known as Monday in most gyms), you are using your entire body and ramping up the metabolism.This type of workout is becoming more and more popular with both my own clients, as wellas at gyms around the world.  There is a bucket load of science that backs up theeffectiveness of using metabolic workouts, but I’ll save this for another day for any of yourfellow nerds out there.  Basically I chalk up the popularity of metabolic workouts to onereason……… cardio sucks!Now before any of you cardio-holics out there start praying I drop a dumbbell on my head, let me clarify my statement.  For many people, myself included, there is nothing more boringthan jogging away on a treadmill for an hour, or going out and pounding the pavement for afew miles.  Worst of all, most people who spend all this time running think that this will insome form help them lose fat.  Well do I have some bad news for you; the only thing you’re losing is the cartilage in your knees and the tread on your shoes.  So, if you are getting ready to run a half marathon then running long distances is what your should be doing.  But, if you are like most people you are trying to lose some weight and get into better shape, so followme and jump on the metabolic bandwagon.There are more ways to do metabolic workouts than Starbucks in New York City (if you’ve been there you know what I’m talking about), so instead I’m going to give you a couple of my favourites that you can bring to the gym today.The 30/30 Dumbbell Circuit 1) Dumbbell Squat & Press2) Dumbbell Renegade Row3) Lateral Lunge to Press4) Dumbbell 1 Arm Snatch (right arm)5) Dumbbell 1 Arm Snatch (left arm)For the guys out there a good weight to start with to try this is a couple of 10 or 12 lbdumbbells.  Ladies, try a set of 5lb dumbbells and see how you go.  Use the first round to geta feel for all the exercises and whether you picked an appropriate weight.  Rest 90 secondsonce you’ve completed your first round and then go for it on rounds 2 and 3 to see how manyreps you can get done.  But never sacrifice form to lift heavier dumbbells, so guys make sureyou check your ego, especially any of my fellow meatheads.  This whole workout shouldonly take you 18 minutes to finish and you’ve probably done more work than half the peoplein the gym.This next one is a great workout for someone who wants a quick total body workout but can’t get to the gym, and all you need to own is a stability ball.  You will really give your core a workout with this one!The Stability Ball 6 1)  Stability Ball Push Ups with feet on the ball (to make this a little easier put your shinson the ball)2)  Stability Ball Rollout3)  Stability Ball Hamstring Curl4)  Stability Ball Jacknife5)  Overhead Stability Ball Squat (hold the ball over your head while performing a squat)6)  Stability Ball Prone Step Offs – with this exercise you will set up the same way youdid for the Stability Ball Push Up but instead of using your arms you will stay strongthrough the shoulders and core and gently take one foot off and place it on the groundbeside the ball.  Next bring that same leg back up onto the ball and then switch legs.It may sound easy but be warned it will really challenge your core so make sure youbrace before you attempt to take your leg off.Perform each exercise up to 12 repetitions of each exercise or until you think you could only do 2 more reps with perfect form, whichever comes first.  Then move straight on to the next exercise.  Once you’ve finished all 6 exercises rest for 90 seconds and then perform up to 5 more times.  Oh wait; you may need a towel as well as the stability ball because after 2rounds of this simple looking circuit you’re going to need one.So the next time you catch yourself making excuses about not having enough time to get a good workout in, make time for one of the metabolic workouts I just shared.  You can thank me for it later.Always looking for ways to improve, always working to get better.

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Book & Lean-Out Update. 80 Comments Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 Hey there!Sorry for the dearth of material on the blog of late. I have been pretty hammered with travel, the gym growing and frankly, just spinning with my book. I’ve been unlear how to divide the material and make it accessible to the lay-person while keeping the science-y stuff that many people are looking forward to. The direction I’m going is essentially 2 books in 1

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Intermittent Fasting 23 Comments Saturday, November 10th, 2007 I received the following email from Xuan Mai who works out at Crossfit NYC. She emailed me a few months ago asking a few questions pertaining to paleo eating and intermittent fasting. Here is what Xuan Mai had to say:Hi Robb,I thought I would give you an update after my first month of Intermittent Fasting especially after the article by you that I read recently on Art Devany’s blog.The first week of IF’ing was difficult but it has gotten better. My fasts are typically between 16-19 hours and I am consuming a predominantly Paleo diet (no grains, no dairy but I do drink caffeinated tea and the once a week espresso). My activity consists of 4 Crossfit workouts per week.

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