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Order this DVD at www.shopcathe.com Maximum Intensity Strength Maximum Intensity Strength is a 75 minute advanced muscular conditioning video. This workout requires the use of a barbell (15 lbs. to 40 lbs.), dumbbells (5 lbs. to 20 lbs.) and a 8 to 10 inch Step. Cathe has structured the workout to target all the major muscle groups beginning with the larger muscle groups first. Each muscle group is worked to exhaustion before moving on to the next. For helpful form pointers in doing the exercises in this video This super challenging workout concludes with an intense 10 minute abdominal routine. This workout should be alternated with Maximum Intensity Cardio (or any of Catheís step aerobic videos) for a complete and balanced workout. Maximum Intensity Strength Format Warm-up with step…..6.5 min., Buttocks/Legs…..18.5 min, Chest…..8 min., Back…..7.5 min., Shoulders…..7 min., Biceps…..6 min., Triceps…..7.5min., Abdominals…..10 min., Stretch…..3 min.)
3 Person Access: This gym provides multiple user access opening up all types of applications from the home into many light commercial settings. The footprint remains quite compact for a multiple station gym. Over 12 Single Station Machines: Each station is pre set to provide its own individual exercise machine. The user can move quickly from station to station with minimal adjustments The Leverage Advantage: Lever Arms drive the exercises. Weight plates are loaded directly onto the lever which simply replaces the barbell thus providing the natural feel and resistance of free weight with the safety and control of a machine. Virtually Maintenance Free: The Workbench Multi System has no cables or pulleys. All exercises incorporate bearing driven lever arms to provide a smooth and quite operation. Build Your Workbench Accessories: An access tube and knob lock pin have been incorporated into the Multi System providing the new Workbench Machine Accessories to be added to your gym.
September 21, 2006
Footage of Donald Cerrone training by sparring and using The Burn Machine at the Tapout Ranch in New Mexico for UFC Live 5.
Advanced Arm Circuit with Fitness Pro and Trainer Sarah Grace
nicktumminello.com – Coach Nick Tumminello shows you a the best way to do inverted rows. This inverted row exercise form tip will make your workouts safer and more effective. Exercise demonstrated by Deanna Avery.
Visit My Bodybuilding Blog at: www.LeeHayward.com A great move to help increase your squatting strength is the Power Rack Squat Lockout. With this move you only do a top range of motion quarter 1/4 squat. Set the bar up in the rack so that the barbell is resting on the safety pins. Start from the bottom up. Rather then un-racking the weight and walking out with the bar like you would with a regular back squat. With the squat lockout you should be able to work up to lifting about 50% move weight then you can lift for a full squat. This heavy overload will really overload the back, core, and quads. This exercise will help condition your body for what it feels like to handle heavy weights and strengthen the tendons, joints, and ligaments. After incorporating squat lock outs into your workouts, your regular full range of motion squat weight will feel really light in comparison. When doing squat lockouts purposely let the bar rest on the safety pins in between each rep. This will break up the eccentric and concentric chain. It takes a lot of muscular effort to start the bar from a dead stop. Start off with light weight and do several progressively heavier warm up sets. Once you get to your top weight perform 5 sets of 5 reps. Keep the same weight for all 5 x 5. Then once you are able to get all the sets and reps with good form, up the weight for your next workout. Give this exercise a try in your workouts and then leave me a comment below and let me know how it works for you …
www.youtube.com This is an updated version from my last routine. I just made some small changes. I try to make changes every 8 weeks or so.
This video was filmed and created by us during our Chest workout on May 11th 2010. Tyler & I thoroughly explain our exercise descriptions before, during and after each exercise. This is my favorite chest workout. James Ellis www.facebook.com twitter.com www.jw-model.com Tyler Sarry http twitter.com