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Indoor rowing pro Graham Benton took over the British Rowing Instagram account to answer your questions. Graham Benton competing at BRIC 2016 (Naomi Baker) Indoor rowing pro Graham Benton answered all your indoor rowing questions from race day tips to over-training. Here are some highlights: Training Is steady state the best way to get faster? “I believe …
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Bodybuilding.com 1. Use 1 or 2 hands to pick up the kettlebell, pulling it up to your chest. Hold the kettlebell at chest level with both hands, making sure to keep your arms close to your body and elbows tucked in. Your feet should be slightly wider than shoulder-width apart, with your toes pointing …
engage the glutes as well as the lower abs start at the passive deep squat position, engage your lower abs and glutes and lift yourself up a couple of inches. Hold for 5 – 10 seconds come down. Hold for another 5 – 10 secs do between 5 and 10 seconds in each position …
take 4 seconds to slowly lower to the bottom position hold for 4 secs in the bottom position Build-up: 3-5 sets of 6-10 reps once you can do 10 reps in every set, increase the load by 5 pounds in each dumbbell if you do this exercise regularly, it will change your legs and it …
If you’ve ever promised yourself that you would get back in shape just as soon as you could find the time, then the 7-Minute Workout may be for you. It’s a short, rapid-fire series of exercises that use your own body weight. There are 12 exercises. Each should take 30 seconds, with a 10-second “break”. …
Even if you’re not a workout buff, you’ve probably heard of HIIT workouts — aka high-intensity interval training. It’s comprised of quick bursts of activity followed by short recovery periods. HIIT is the workout du jour for a number of reasons. But in today’s busy world, the most appealing one is that it’s seriously efficient, …
We all know that sitting for an extended period of time isn’t good for your health. But unfortunately, roughly 80 percent of jobs are now considered sedentary, and many involve sitting most of the day. Whether you have five, 10 or 15 spare minutes or more, start with the mobility exercises, then pick from …