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Fat burning circuit

14 Saturday Mar 2015

Posted by oliver bailey fitness in Bodybuiding, Fitness

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This circuit should be done FOR TIME. Please try and have little no rest between exercises to keep the intensity up. Make sure prior to this circuit and stretch off all major muscle groups.

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  1. 2k treadmill run
  2. 20 pull ups
  3. 20 burpees
  4. 20 push up
  5. 20 Jump squats
  6. 20 shoulder press with bar
  7. 20 jumping lunge
  8. 20 Dips
  9. 20 Mountain climber
  10. 20 hanging leg raise

Build a bigger chest workout

03 Wednesday Dec 2014

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Here is a workout thats going to help you form a rounded and well defined chest, which for many people is desirable. Just like any other muscle in your body, the chest responds well to completely destroying the fibres and hitting them from every angle. Be sure to push yourself to the limit, make sure on your final reps your pushing through that lactic barrier!!

Flat bench press x press ups

3 sets of 8-10 reps with 10-20 press ups as soon as you’ve finished your flat bench sets.

Incline bench press x incline press ups

3 sets of 8-10 reps with 10-20 incline press ups as soon as you’ve finished your incline press sets.

Decline bench press

3 sets of 8-10 reps

Dips

3 sets to failure

High cable cross overs

3 sets of 8-10 reps

Low cable cross overs

3 sets of 8-10 reps

 

5 reasons to train your CORE

26 Sunday Oct 2014

Posted by oliver bailey fitness in 6pack, Bodybuiding, Fitness

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Your core works to stabilize your torso and permit movement throughout your body. Keeping a strong healthy core is vital when it comes to exercise and day to day life.

Your main core muscles:

  • Rectus abdominis
  • Transverse abdmoninis
  • Internal and external obliques
  • Quadratus lumborum (part of your lower back)
  • Multifidus  (muscles in the spine)

These muscles help you not only in the gym but with day to day activities also. Training them is crucial!

5 reasons to train your core

1.) 6 PACK – Your Abdominal muscles make up a huge part of your core and doing exercises like sit ups, leg raises and crunches will help tone your abs and get that famous 6 pack look.

2.) RID YOURSELF OF LOWER BACK PAIN – Doing exercises like back extensions and anything that targets the lower back region will really help you prevent any lower back injuries.

3.) FLEXIBILITY – Exercises that consist of lateral flexion or rotation of your trunk will help keep your core muscles and spine flexible.

4.) POSTURE – So many people suffer from back problems because they spend hours slumped over there desk at work. Strengthening your core will help straighten out your back and ultimately improve posture.

5.) STRENGTH – For the weight lifters out there you will be pleased to know that strengthening your core will massively help with strength based exercises.

How many reps?

22 Friday Aug 2014

Posted by oliver bailey fitness in Bodybuiding, Fitness, Muscle

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” how many reps should i do?” i get asked this a lot typically when guys are weight training so I’m I’m going to clear up a few myths and give some advice on what i feel has worked for me. I personally go for anything from 10-15 repetitions purely because for me it gives me a great pump and I’ve still been able to build lean muscle and also gain strength using this rep range. However most commonly you will hear that anything from 4-8 reps is for strength training and 8-12 is usually muscle hypertrophy. Thats not to say that doing 4-8 reps won’t result in muscle growth because usually with any type of strength gains muscle gains will come hand in hand. Anyone experimenting with different weight training programmes and trying different rep ranges needs to remember that what works for someone may not work for yourself so i would recommend to just have fun with it and see what works best for you. Another point i wanted to focus on is that doing for example a classic muscle building 8-12 rep range will not necessarily build you muscle if your diet isn’t spot on. I would say any kind of gains or fitness progression comes from 60% diet and 40% exercise so be sure to eat clean and you will begin to see progress in no time!

Give 100%

One of the main problems i see with guys lifting weights in gym other than awful technique is not giving it 100%. On your final rep of every set you should just about be able to finish the rep and be absolutely exhausted! i see so many people getting to their final rep and then completing it with ease? your gains are made in the final few reps and they should be the hardest. if your finding yourself completing them with ease you need to up the weight otherwise you will never progress. 

Over training

20 Wednesday Aug 2014

Posted by oliver bailey fitness in Uncategorized

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bodybuilding, cardio, exercise, muscle, overtraining, restday, training, workouts

Over training is a subject that i think many people disregard and don’t even think about as they are to busy trying to improve their fitness or pack on as much muscle as possible. This is great, however the majority of people don’t actually realise that overtraining can massively effect your fitness goals or muscle gains or even result in injury. To improve on any aspect of fitness you need to overload your body to some extent for a fair amount of time, however you still need to have rest days to let your body completely recuperate and adjust to the physical demands A Typical week for me i probably train anywhere between 4-6 times but i always make sure i have one or two rest days where stock up on all the nutrients i need to prepare me for the up coming workouts.Overtraining will eventually result in your gains slowing down or stopping all together! Make sure you rest. i get it its hard for some people as if your like myself and you love training you feel lazy or agitated when your not in the gym but for your own sake be sure to have some chill time.

Some of you are probably not sure what the signs of over training are so here are a few common symptoms:

Constant muscle soreness

Trouble sleeping

Feeling weak and tired 

Weak immune system 

Lack of motivation

If you have any of these signs or your now thinking that your overtraining just have a few days of or if your a heavy weight lifter why not try and swap the weight sessions for a few light cardio sessions instead?

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