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Body Sculpting HIIT: Workout Infographic ! It’s time for yet another fat burning, muscle toning and metabolism boosting workout! The Body Sculpting HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workout will only take you about 15 minutes to complete, but don’t get fooled, this type of workout will get you ripped and shredded if you give it your 100%.Timer SettingsYou will need to set up your interval timer to 12 sets of 30 seconds (exercise) : 10 seconds(rest) intervals.

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TRULY HIITJune 4, 2013 by danny · 2 Comments Sorry that it has been so long since my last blog post.  I’ve been spending a TON of time giving basketball lessons, training people, and changing poopy diapers.  I promise to be back on here again soon though!  As for today’s post…Many people claim to be doing HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) as a part of their cardio program.  But in reality, few actually reach an intensity that I would TRULY consider HIGH intensity.

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Episode 186 5 Comments Tuesday, June 4th, 2013 Download Episode HereDownload a transcript of this episode hereTopics:[7:05] Child With Down Syndrome [11:30] Stevens Johnson Syndrome [16:35] Going From Measured to Unmeasured Diet [19:34] Setting Personal Fitness Goals [26:04] Working Out Or Resting When Tired And Fatigued [32:39] Balancing Diet, Weight, Etc. For A MMA Fighter [43:20] Water Purification [48:12] Astaxanthin [54:18] Herbal Tea Over-Consumption Questions:1. Maximising development for child with Down’s syndromeMichael says:Hi Robb and Greg (2 Gs)I’ve been following your podcast for a long time and was lucky enough to have  a question of mine answered back in episode 91. I’m pleased to see you still going strong another 91 episodes later

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Robb Wolf – The Paleo Solution – Episode 186

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Episode 186 5 Comments Tuesday, June 4th, 2013 Download Episode HereDownload a transcript of this episode hereTopics:[7:05] Child With Down Syndrome [11:30] Stevens Johnson Syndrome [16:35] Going From Measured to Unmeasured Diet [19:34] Setting Personal Fitness Goals [26:04] Working Out Or Resting When Tired And Fatigued [32:39] Balancing Diet, Weight, Etc. For A MMA Fighter [43:20] Water Purification [48:12] Astaxanthin [54:18] Herbal Tea Over-Consumption Questions:1. Maximising development for child with Down’s syndromeMichael says:Hi Robb and Greg (2 Gs)I’ve been following your podcast for a long time and was lucky enough to have  a question of mine answered back in episode 91. I’m pleased to see you still going strong another 91 episodes later

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Leangains Bodybuilding Intermittent Fasting StopeatJune 2nd, 2013Leangains bodybuilding intermittent fasting. Leangains bodybuilding intermittent fasting. Lose fat Without Skipping meals Along the way Weight loss is one area that many people battle with, but it doesn’t have to be difficult. Experts advise developing a healthy eating plan and sticking to a focused exercise routine. Figuring out the best way to add all of this into our lives may be the challenging part.

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It should come as no surprise that I’m a proponent of intermittent fasting. In fact, despite trying many other nutrition schemes, I was never able to gain muscle without getting fat before hopping on the intermittent fasting bandwagon.Given that I’ve been drinking the Kool-Aid for quite some time now, I’m approached by eagar souls looking to dive in to a world of fasting and feasting without boundaries.But beware: This could be costly. You have to set yourself up with realistic expectations, and avoid common newbie mistakes.Here are some mistakes you probably are making, followed by some suggestions for improvement.1. You Still Eat Garbage“I struggle with fat loss.” That’s the most common email I get by far.“Tell me about your nutrition.” That’s always my reply.“Well…it could be better.” That’s the reply I get back…83.4% (precise estimate) of the time.Now, I eat like Goku and build muscle without getting fat with Chaos Nutrition principles, but the fact remains: nothing (chaos, intermittent fasting) makes up for crappy nutrition. You have to have a decent idea of what to eat.You don’t know what to eat. Am I right

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A few weeks ago, I wrote an article describing some of the basic principles of intermittent fasting. You can review that article to get all of the details and set the frameworks for your nutrition plan.In the second part of this series, I detailed how to set up your caloric intake and establish a baseline of macronutrients for the day. You can also see an example of how to set up your eating plan based around evening training sessions.Today, I want to break down how to set up your daily nutrition plan using intermittent fasting for those who do morning training sessions. For my own personal schedule, I train in the mid-morning, so here I’ll show you what to do for that time of day and also for an early morning session.Before I get into the specifics of this, I want you to understand that I am by no means saying intermittent fasting is the only way to eat. I use this myself and many of my personal training clients love it, because they have seen great results in fat loss, strength and energy and they have been able to simplify their daily meal plans.There are some days when my fasts last 18 hours and some days when they last only 12.

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I shed 60lbs of FAT!Starting wasn’t an easy task, but I set small goals, took the time to think about my goals and the challenges I faced. I wanted to make sure I was prepared for everything and not give myself one excuse or reason to not complete my ultimate transformation.Read More About My Journey

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18Apr/130Workout of the week LEGS + HIITThis weeks workout of the week is LEGS.  I did this workout on Tuesday and my legs are still feeling it today.  If you skip leg day you are missing out on total body growth.  I’ll admit in my first several years of lifting I never really hit legs with the correct intensity and all out mentality that leg day takes in order to achieve maximum results.  It really wasn’t up until the past two years that I really started training them correctly and I’ve noticed change and development rather quickly since doing so.  For a while I split up my quads and hamstrings by training one at the start of the week and the other at the end.  For the past year I’ve kept it to once a week and sometimes my leg sessions will last over two hours long.  Talk about feeling completely out of it and drained for the entire next day   So one of my goals has been to improve my squat.  I’ve had to deal with minor aches, pains and injuries including IT Band pain, hip pain, and knee issues.  For the past month or so though my lower body has been feeling good (knock on wood) and my squats have been improving almost weekly.  This was the first time since probably in my early 20’s when I weighed 255lb that I got under 405lb.  These are no quarter bullshit half reps either.  I go slightly under parallel to the floor (at 6’3 anything lower feels like a danger zone).  On that last set of squats I went from 405lb for 1 rep directly into a dropset with 315lb for 10.  I had to lye on the floor after that one since my whole world felt pretty loopy.  There was even a guy at the gym that came over to me to make sure I was alright lol.  So I hope you guys enjoy the pain and challenge of this workout and make sure to NEVER SKIP LEG DAY! Until next time train like a champion and RISE ABOVE!5 min warm up on bikeSquats – bar x 10, 95lbx10, 135lb x 5, 225lbx 5, 275lbx 5, 315lbx 4, 335lbx 4, 365lbx 2, 405lbx1 then drop 315lb x10 , then drop 225lbx 10, then drop 135lbx 20 Lying leg curl – 4×15,12,10,10 plus rest pause for 2 reps twice Lunges – 3×20 total steps, 80lb, 100lb, 120lb Leg press – 8 plates x 15, 10plates x 15, 12plates x 15, 14 plates x 15, 16plates x 12 Tri set (exercises done back to back with no rest)Leg ext – 3×15 plus 2 drops on last setSeated leg curl – 3×15 (pause for 2 seconds at contractionLeg press machine calve raise – 4×15 Seated leg curl – 3×15 Stair climber 10 rounds of 30sec all out sprint Tagged as: calve, gym, hams, hamstring, hamstrings, hiit, leg, leg press, legs, quad, quads, rest, sprint, stair climber, training, tyler mcpeak champion performance, workoutLeave a comment

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| E-mail| PrintLast week Thursday I posted this blog about Intermittent Fasting. In it, I mentioned that there are lot’s of weight loss systems out there that work. More often than not, it’s about picking ONE system, following it, and sticking with it long enough to actually see some results.I also gave the link to Precision Nutrition’s founder, Dr John Berardi and his free e-book which gives a lot of information about IF, some different IF approaches, and Dr Berardi’s personal feedback on his successes and struggles with it.On Friday, I posted a follow up blog that gave some reasons why IF probably isn’t ideal for everyone and why.  I also briefly spoke about why I am trying it out myself.So then, which IF methods AM I trying and how is it going?It’s going slowly. Very slowly.

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