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Hey, if you want a lot of great workouts, go to http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/workoutdatabase.htm
They will basically allow to customize what type of workout you want to do according to your experience level, goals, and time you have per week. For example, figure you can do 3 workouts a week, your main goal is to build muscle/lose fat, and you want full body workouts, but you dont care about the number of exercises in each workout and you think you can do 18-21 sets in a workout, you would put all that information into each of the boxes (they go in that order). So then, you click "Submit Query" and it gives the following results:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/workout.php?days=%3D+3&goal=Build+Muscle&type=Full+Body&exercisenumber=&sets=BETWEEN+18+AND+21&order=days&checked=YES
Now, you can see the first result is for intermediates (Early Intermediate Specialization Routine), and the second one is for people that are brand new to bodybuilding (TOTAL Beginner Program #3). So, you would probably want the second one (though there are another 5 workouts to look at, which you might wish to do). Most of these exercise routines will be excellent and have a great deal of good exercises on them, so I can highly recommend this took. Good luck :-)
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Jillian Michaels: No More Trouble Zones DVD
Dance off the Inches: Hip Hop Party DVD
Women's Health: The Wedding Workout
Everlast Boxing Workout Video DVD
Workout: Starring Jane Fonda, original 1982
Mousercise, Mickey Mouse (oldie but goodie!)
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| July 10, 2009 04:57 AM |
They will basically allow to customize what type of workout you want to do according to your experience level, goals, and time you have per week. For example, figure you can do 3 workouts a week, your main goal is to build muscle/lose fat, and you want full body workouts, but you dont care about the number of exercises in each workout and you think you can do 18-21 sets in a workout, you would put all that information into each of the boxes (they go in that order). So then, you click "Submit Query" and it gives the following results:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/workout.php?days=%3D+3&goal=Build+Muscle&type=Full+Body&exercisenumber=&sets=BETWEEN+18+AND+21&order=days&checked=YES
Now, you can see the first result is for intermediates (Early Intermediate Specialization Routine), and the second one is for people that are brand new to bodybuilding (TOTAL Beginner Program #3). So, you would probably want the second one (though there are another 5 workouts to look at, which you might wish to do). Most of these exercise routines will be excellent and have a great deal of good exercises on them, so I can highly recommend this took. Good luck :-)
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July 10, 2009 02:09 AM
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Maybe this might sound lame. I used billys bootcamp and that work out will kick your butt. Give that a try.
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July 10, 2009 02:11 AM
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a video or DVD of workouts: Denise Austin, assorted
Jillian Michaels: No More Trouble Zones DVD
Dance off the Inches: Hip Hop Party DVD
Women's Health: The Wedding Workout
Everlast Boxing Workout Video DVD
Workout: Starring Jane Fonda, original 1982
Mousercise, Mickey Mouse (oldie but goodie!)
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The type of workout depends a bit on what you are trying to accomplish. Are you training for a particular sport? Are you training to build muscle mass? To tone? To lose weight? In general, you will want a few days a week of some cardiovascular activity (30 minutes) and a few days of strength training and a couple days off for the body to recouperate. This general guideline changes depending on what your fitness goals are, as I stated in the first few questions.
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