Table of Contents Would you like to take a break from lifting weights or just add some variety to your full-body workouts? Then you can try using an exercise ball, which is suitable for strengthening the muscles of your arms, back, abdomen, and legs. This …
Day 26 | Main | Day 28 Day 27: Active Rest Trail Running/Walking Perform at a brisk but sustainable pace of around 60-65% of your maximum heart rate, or 130-150 bpm for most people. Alternately, perform another moderate-intensity cardiovascular exercise of …
Day 33 | Main | Day 35 Day 34: Active Rest Trail Running/Walking Perform at a brisk but sustainable pace of around 60-65% of your maximum heart rate, or 130-150 bpm for most people. Alternately, perform another moderate-intensity cardiovascular exercise of …
Day 32 | Main | Day 34 Day 33: Full-Body Band Workout Day 32 | Main | Day 34 Gym2k.com Articles
Day 19 | Main | Day 21 Day 20: Active Rest Trail Running/Walking Perform at a brisk but sustainable pace of around 60-65% of your maximum heart rate, or 130-150 bpm for most people. Alternately, perform another moderate-intensity cardiovascular exercise of …
Day 14 | Main | Day 16 Day 15: Full-Body Dumbbell Workout Perform the exercises in order, resting as little as possible between exercises and 1-2 min. between sets. Dumbbell Row …
Day 28 | Main | Day 30 Day 29: Full-Body Dumbbell Workout Perform the exercises in order, resting as little as possible between exercises and 1-2 min. between sets. Dumbbell Row 3 sets, 10-12 reps …
Day 16 | Main | Day 18 Day 17: Full-body Kettlebell Workout Perform the exercises in order, resting as little as possible between exercises and 1-2 min. between sets. Kettlebell side squat …
Day 21 | Main | Day 23 Day 22: Full-Body Dumbbell and Band Workout Day 21 | Main | Day 23 Gym2k.com Articles
If you’re stuck on a training plateau or simply looking for something new to break up a stale routine, I have just the thing: my “4-minute muscle” technique. Typically, we think of a given exercise in terms of sets and reps: 3 sets of 12 reps or 5 sets of 5 reps, for example. …
You don’t need a gym filled with equipment to build serious muscle, strength, and conditioning. All you need is two dumbbells and a plan! I put together four complexes, each using nothing more than a pair of dumbbells and your body. Each complex will challenge you in a unique way. Complexes are great because …
When it comes to effective training methods, full-body workouts don’t get nearly the credit they deserve. While they’re not as popular as the “bro splits” or the classic push/pull/legs splits, they are terrific for placing stress on the entire body while not placing too much strain on any particular area. Full-body workouts have long …
Transferred from your local gym to a home gym? Don’t worry—you’ve got this covered. There are plenty of ways to keep your body challenged, get stronger, and get leaner. Many people have the notion that home workouts aren’t much more than doing a series of push-ups and bodyweight squats, but that isn’t so. Obviously, …
The sun is out, and even though you love working hard in the gym—or maybe you don’t love it and want to escape—warm weather is a great excuse to mix up your training and take your workout outside. Plus, if you have the chance to soak up a bit of sun, why not take …
Muscle Beach Nutrition-sponsored athlete Andrew Hawkins, aka “The Muscle-Up King,” drew quite the crowd with this workout at the famous Muscle Beach Venice in California. But don’t let his nickname confuse you—this isn’t CrossFit we’ll be doing here. Instead, you’re about to challenge yourself with a combination of beginner calisthenics and weighted isolation moves. …
Let's take a trip back in time. How far? Back before the gym was cluttered with dudes with camera crews, and stick figure lifters who strain harder for a selfie than they do during a set of squats.Back then, before the … [Read More...]