
Using The GymBoss Interval Timer for GPP/Conditioning Part II!
Per my video of my current GPP/Conditioning day using the GymBoss Interval Timer, which was fun to make, not so much fun to follow, I have made another with Kelly D! I’m no cross training/endurance God I can assure you, and brief, intense workouts like this are how I prefer to get in my conditioning workouts. As you will see, Kelly is in great condition, and now no women out there have any excuses not to try this workout!
I recommend an interval timer like the GymBoss, but one could do it (less efficiently I might add..) with a stop watch. Enjoy!
Using a GymBoss Timer for GPP/Conditioning Day!
Per my write up of my current GPP/Conditioning day using the GymBoss Interval Timer in a recent blog, I decided to make a vid of the actual workout, which was fun to make, not so much fun to follow! I’m no cross training/endurance
God I can assure you, and brief, intense workouts like this are how I prefer to get in my conditioning workouts. Try it, you’ll enjoy it. OK, you wont “enjoy” it in the classic sense, but you’ll know you have been through a workout! If you do, let me know! For more specific info, additional instructions, etc on the workout, click Here. You can find the Timer listed in the Recommended Products section of the site also.
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Getting Into Great Condition Using an Interval Timer
Outside the programs that are designed to obtain a specific goal, such as increases in 1RM strength, or an increase in muscle mass, etc, conditioning workouts can also be an integral part of a well designed program. In my earlier days, like most western trainers, I generally ignored General Physical Preparedness (GPP)/ general conditioning when focusing specifically on an increase in strength and LBM. The more western approach to increasing strength, muscle mass, or what ever the specific goal, is to simply focus on the training that follows the goal, and generally ignore everything else. For example, if you want to be good at the powerlifts, just practice the powerlifts and so on.


