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Aerobic fitness prescription
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Universal Fitness Test
Complete Fitness Workout
Hourglass Diet
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The Complete Fitness Workout ebook contains a scientifically based,
commonsense, down to earth set of fitness programs for high school
students and 'regular' folks, in fact just about everything you need to
get started on the fitness journey.
Too many people are never taught how to embrace an exercise program in a
fitness centre and yet how to do so is the ABC, the 2 times tables of
fitness and PhysEd.
The Complete Fitness Workout is designed to help people improve the
three main factors of fitness:
aerobic fitness
strength
flexibility.
Most importantly it’s written for students and 'regular folks' who just
want to get fit. It’s a simple, tried, and effective program that’s easy
to understand and implement. It’s the same program I’ve been using
myself for the last 20 years.
Want to achieve peak
metabolic,
musculo-skeletal and
psychological health?
You need a good fitness program. It’s well night impossible to keep
those three key body systems working well without it.
You can make a choice. Spend your life in surgery waiting rooms reading
1991 Time Magazines and Readers Digests or spend a few hours a week
keeping yourself aerobically fit, strong and flexible.
And keep in mind that the medical industry doesn’t have a great track
record when dealing with the metabolic, musculo-skeletal or
psychological dysfunctions. You’re more likely to end up with a
medication to mask the symptom than a good plan to restore poor function
to good.
The Complete Fitness Workout is one of the simplest, easy to follow
fitness training programs you’ll ever find on the internet.
The Complete Fitness Workout comes in a 62 page ebook which contains a
fitness training system for people of all ages, shapes, sizes and levels
of fitness which involves:
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5 minute stretching warm-up |
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25 minutes continuous aerobic activity at a heart rate of at
least 70% of your maximum, either running outside or working
inside using a treadmill, stepper, bike, rower, elliptical or
climber inside. |
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25 minutes of systematic strength exercises using pin-loaded
strength training equipment in a system designed to improve both
strength and muscle bulk |
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15 minutes of flexibility exercises. |
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