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November 18, 2009

Oblique Ab Exercise Tips

Filed under: ab exercises — Bob @ 11:45 am

This is a very good video on oblique exercising. Get rid of those love handles and tighten up the abs.

This video on oblique abs is done by Carole Childer. She has been a physical fitness trainer for more than 23 years. She is experienced in yoga, Pilates, sports conditioning, core strength training and nutrition.

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November 16, 2009

Dumbbell Cross

Filed under: Dumbbell Exercises — Bob @ 4:17 pm

Dumbbell Cross

Iron CrossUsing a set of dumbbells. hold the dumbbells out to your side at shoulder width apart. Squat down and, at the same time, bring the dumbbells together in front of your body.

Be careful not to bend your knee past your toes.

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November 11, 2009

Exercise & Back Pain

Filed under: Exercise Ball — Bob @ 7:03 pm

yogaWith the majority of people experiencing some form of back pain in life an exercise program that assists in the strength and flexibility of the back will be highly beneficial.
It can help to reduce or eliminate back pain, or for those who have never suffered with back problems, it might be all that is needed to ensure that back pain won’t be a part of your life.

There are various exercises that can help with the strength and flexibility of the back. If you are already suffering from back pain it is best to consult with your doctor first as some of these back-strengthening exercises can aggravate a back that is already inflamed.

There are some excellent programs available now that target core strength training which assists in the support of the spine and the back muscles.

People with weak abdominal muscles will be more susceptible to back pain because the abdominals offer most of the core strength to the body.

There are some basic and effective abdominal exercises that will help to strengthen the abdominals and the best of those are exercises performed on the Swiss ball (which is a very cost effective fitness item), leg raises to the chest while supported in an upright position with your arms, and an abdominal wheel where you roll the wheel along the floor using the strength in your abdominals to maintain control and return to your starting position.

I prefer to use the exercise ball in place of the ab wheel simply because i own the ball and find it one of my most effective pieces of exercise equipment.

Fortunately all of these core-training exercises don’t require expensive apparatus and are highly effective without the need for weight machines.

Initially core training can seem extremely difficult, especially for those people who have never worked their abs before, but progress is usually quite rapid if it is done on a regular basis and it soon becomes a lot easier to bear once you gain some strength in those muscles.

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October 27, 2009

Exercise at Home with Exercise Bands

Filed under: Exercise, Exercise with Bands — Bob @ 1:47 pm

I thought you might be interested in this, especially since Christmas is coming up. Makes a great gift.

Whether you are or not, I would urge you to go to the site as there is a section that will show you some exercises you may not have thought of.


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September 21, 2009

Dumbbell Tricep Extension on Exercise Ball

Filed under: Exercise Ball, arm exercises — Bob @ 1:43 pm

This is a great exercise for building the tricep muscles. You can do it using both dumbbells at one time (a barbell can be used but I recommend a training partner) or use one dumbbell at a time. I like the single dumbbells (more…)

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