skinnyyogagirl:

Jillian Michaels 6 Week Six-Pack video, level 1

This is a 35 minute ab workout that includes some cardio to help shed fat on top of core strengthening moves. I wouldn’t say this made my abs burn (it might if I did the advance moves) but it did give them a workout. The video also works the legs and arms. I didn’t like the 30 Day Shred as much but I really loved this video and I know I will do it again and again. Try it out!

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blogilates:

Sea Inspired Pilates Workout!

Of course I had to film a vid on the beach while in Hawaii! I was feeling kind of nautical and decided to showcase some of my fave Pilates exercises that had anything to do with the ocean. Here’s a fun little workout I did - got so totally branded by my sports bra after this session. Thanks Lulu…If you’re on my facebook fan page, you probably already saw what I’m talking about!

Here are the moves you’ll be learning:

1. Starfish (obliques, balance)

2. Clam Shell (butt, butt, butt)

3. Rainbow (obliques)

4. Swimming (low back, cardio)

5. Mermaid (side stretch)

Make sure you play the vid twice to do BOTH sides,

Good luck! Get to know these terms, so that if I ever say get down and do starfish, you’ll know what I am talking about.

Love, Cassey

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85-lbs:

Oh yes, abs (:

fitgurl4life:

dammn

get nice abs quick!

ab workout

dont worry you wont get such intense abs from doing this like his. but if you do them like 2000 times like him then yeah maybe lol

use yo comin sense

burn fat

but like my god. he is hot as hell

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perfectionist-cravings:

Work off that lower belly fat

This hurts like hell.

thindreamers:

Totally doing this!

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reedyrhane:

-eatmedrinkme:

justbreathe831:

Sure, you do cardio, right? Everybody who trains knows it’s necessary to keep body fat levels low… Here are 5 types of cardio, motivation tips, and a sample cardio program to support your fat loss goals!

1. Continuous Training

Continuous training is also known as long slow distance (LSD) cardio, or steady state cardio. It involves training at the same workload for a extended period of time, usually 20 - 60 minutes, without any periods of rest.

Taking a long jog on the treadmill at a pace of seven miles per hour continually would be an example of this style of training. It’s safe and easy to pick-up, which makes it a great option for all levels of fitness.

2. Interval Training 

Interval training can also be used for all levels of fitness. It involves training at a high-intensity heart rate for a short period, then following that with an easy recovery period.

This is a great option if you get bored easily and like to constantly change your intensity during your workouts. An example of this would be to run at 8 mph for 2 minutes and slowly jog at a 5 mph pace for 3 minutes of recovery.

3. Fartlek Training

Fartlek training is much like interval training, only less structured. It is very demanding and best-suited for the advanced individual, however. The alternations involve intense training and recovery periods are non-systematic. They fluctuate between “high speed, high intensity, anaerobic work and low intensity, relief type periods” (Yoke, Gladwin, 2001).

4. Super Circuit Training

Super circuit training is also called aerobic circuit training and involves alternating short periods of cardio with short periods of anaerobic exercises, like resistance training.

An example of this would be three minutes on the elliptical trainer followed by one minute of squats, then three minutes on the treadmill followed by one minute of leg presses, etc. (It ensures maintenance of muscle mass while shredding body fat in a minimal amount of time.)

5. Cross-Training

Cross-training involves alternating pieces of cardio equipment within different periods of time. There are three varieties to this type of training.

The first would be to alternate equipment within the same cardio session, such as performing 10 minutes on the treadmill, 10 minutes on the stationery bike, and 10 minutes on the elliptical machine.

The second option is to vary the equipment each day, using a different piece each every day of the week. The final choice is to periodize training based on the seasons. An example of this could be swimming in the summer, hiking and rock-climbing in the fall, skiing in the winter or running in the spring.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/5_types_of_cardio.htm 

I  love cardio.

Cross-training and continuous training. 

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skinnyyogagirl:

BodyRock.tv Fierce Friday Workout

• Jump Squat & Touch Down 20 reps
• Skater 15 reps - each leg
• Reptile 20 reps
• One Leg Hop Kick 20 reps

Set your Interval Timer as a stop watch and try to complete 4 rounds of this circuit as fast as possible

1. Jump Squat & Touch Down – 20 reps

2. Skater – 15 reps each leg

3. Reptile – 20 reps

4. One Leg Hop Kick – 20 reps

iamprettyunpretty:

strengthandstability:

8 MINUTE AB WORKOUT

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