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Nick Nilsson
January 17, 2012 by Nick Nilsson

Resting Goblet Squats for Targeted Oblique and Leg Work


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The Dumbell Goblet Squat is an excellent leg, core and even upper body exercise. To perform that exercise, you simply hold a single dumbell in a vertical position with your hands cradled under the plates, like you’re holding a big goblet in your hands. You hold that at chest level then you squat.

This version of the Goblet Squat adds a small twist to the exercise…literally.

 
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Will Brink
January 9, 2012 by Will Brink

Death By Prowler!


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I use the Prowler with tac teams I have worked with on their performance/fitness, myself, and various athletes from all walks, and nothing comes close as both a conditioning tool and a whole body strength tool.

It is without equal as a single piece of equipment one can own that covers the full spectrum of fitness. Vast majority use it as a GPP/conditioning tool, and it’s great for that. Very few use it as a true strength/power builder, and that’s a mistake. Pile some serious weight on it, and it’s killer for strength/power developer. I have posted many Prowler related vids here in the past. Just came back from the gym where I did an all Prowler leg workout with my buddy Big Lee Rosenberg. Death by Prowler!

 
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Nick Nilsson
December 6, 2011 by Nick Nilsson

Perpendicular Bar Hanging Leg Raises for Targeted Oblique Training


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This is a simple twist on the regular hanging leg raise exercise…instead of hanging from the bar facing forward, you will instead turn 90 degree so that your body is perpendicular to the bar, then you’ll do hanging leg raises.

How is this different, you might ask?

 
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Nick Nilsson
November 21, 2011 by Nick Nilsson

Barbell-Bench Transition Planks for Core Strength, Dynamic Stability…and a Tighter, Flatter Stomach!


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If you’re interested in flatter abs and a stronger core, the plank is one of the key exercises you should be doing. Once the normal abdominal plank gets too easy, you’ve got a variety of options to make it more challenging, more interesting and more effective. This is one of those options!

This is nice variation of the plank that involves dynamic transitions between two different plank positions…forearm and straight arm planks. The benefit lies in the moment of transition between the two positions.

 
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Nick Nilsson
October 25, 2011 by Nick Nilsson

Near-Maximal Interval Training For FAST Fat Loss


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When I do cardio I want to get the greatest fat-burning effect in the shortest amount of time possible and get it over with fast. I want to burn a TON of calories and get the greatest “afterburn” for the time I put in.

Essentially, I want to do the most EFFICIENT cardio I possibly can.

 
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Monica
October 24, 2011 by Monica

Exercise Mimetics & Mitochondrial Boosters


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Mitochondria are the ‘energy powerhouse of the cell’ that convert the foods we eat to usable energy our body uses to fuel life sustaining reactions within cells, our daily activities and athletic performance 1-4. While energy production capability and muscle performance might seem to be more relevant to sports, it also equally important for achievement and maintenance of health throughout the life span. In this article I will describe how chronological aging affects our mitochondria, its implications and the ins-and-outs of a new type of supplements marketed at “exercise mimetics”.

 
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Nick Nilsson
September 26, 2011 by Nick Nilsson

Build Your Back With 2 Up 1 Down Seated Cable Row Negatives


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The back can be a tough muscle group to develop for a lot of people…stubborn to build and hard to feel working when doing back exercises. If this is the case for you, it’s time to give yourself some strong medicine to FORCE your back to get bigger, better and stronger.

And the method I’m going to talk to you about today is negative training…

 
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Nick Nilsson
August 29, 2011 by Nick Nilsson

Back-Off Bench Press – The Ultimate Beach Body Exercise!


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The bench press…a key movement for your chest that, ironically enough for some people, doesn’t even work their chest all that well!

THIS version of the dumbell bench press is going to force continuous tension on your chest while placing TREMENDOUS tension on the abdominals as well… (you’ll see why in a second).

The Back-Off-Bench Press is a unique movement for the chest that LOOKS like a standard dumbell bench press…until you look a little closer. You’ll be doing the bench press with your upper back hanging off the end of the bench!

 
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Monica
August 27, 2011 by Monica

Successful Aging – it’s your choice!


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Written by Monica Mollica

Everybody wants to stay young and vital throughout life. But aging is topic surrounded by many questions and myths; here we’ll get to the bottom of it.

Different types of Aging – Chronological Aging and Physiological Aging

Before we get started, I want to make a distinction of two types of aging; chronological and physiological (or biological).

Chronological age is based on time and is the same for everyone who is born on the same date. It refers to age in number of years.

Physiological age, also called biological age, is the result of many factors, many of which are under your control, and varies from person to person (even if they were born on the same date). It refers to age in terms of physical capacity.

Chronological aging refers to how long you have been alive, and is determined by a mathematical formula that is the same for everybody: current date minus date of birth. It is a function of time and cannot be slowed, stopped or accelerated (a side note: according to Einstein’s Theory of Relativity, chronological can be modified, since as one approaches the speed of light, time slows down, and thus so does chronological age. But this isn’t relevant for us earthbound folks).

Physiological aging, on the other hand, describes the state of your body. What’s interesting with physiological aging is that many of the factors that impact it are under your full control (e.g. exercise, nutrition, sleep etc). While chronological and physiological aging are related, the years of your life doesn’t necessarily have much to do with the years of your body. Many people don’t like to tell their (chronological) age; however, if you have taken care of yourself you should be proud of it!

Thus, chronological age and physiologic age do not always coincide, and physical appearance and health status often do not always correspond to what is typical at a particular chronological age. When talking about aging and anti-aging, it is the physiological age we’re referring to. Ok, now that we got that cleared out, let’s move on.

 
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Nick Nilsson
July 18, 2011 by Nick Nilsson

Time-Efficient Fat-Loss Training With Limited Equipment


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You’ve got things to do and places to be…when you’ve got limited time available to train, you have to make FULL use of every single second you have available in your workout…

And that means circuit training…

And that means not your “normal” circuit training, either!

I’ve got a circuit for you that uses heavy weight, low reps, and covers all your major bodyparts in a simple, 3 exercise circuit. You’ll get NO rest during the entire time period (I recommend at least 15 minutes), which will kick your metabolism into overdrive VERY quickly and help you burn fat FAST.

 
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