Mix up your workouts so that your main focus is on achieving myofibrillar hypertrophy, but also throw in some sets with higher reps and lighter weight to get the pump.
Not exact matches
My husband loves to just drink protein shakes after a
workout but I can't get my tastebuds behind that
so I
mix it in smoothies and some baked goods to amp
up the protein content!
I love these
workouts, I pull from different weeks to
mix up the
workouts and some days double
up (out of necessity, 10 hour + work days) but I enjoy every minute and they are
so fast paced.
The treadmill can definitely get boring,
so I try to do
workouts that include frequent pace changes to
mix things
up and keep things interesting.
Lots of people find that difficult
so well done:)
Mix up your
workouts a little bit to add more variety and keep your body guessing.
Hi Kate, it sounds like you are doing everything right
so I would just give it some time and keep it consistent:)
Mixing up your
workouts can help too and you could also try adding in a bit of high intensity cardio.
So that's totally normal:) You can't spot reduce by doing ab exercises but it will definitely help you tone
up your abs and burn some calories:) I would keep
mixing up your
workouts and continue with the muay thai too!
The other day I was in the mood to
mix things
up a little with my
workouts and it was a nice sunny day,
so I decided to skip the gym and take my
workout outside for the day.
Try
mixing up your
workout routine with one week of swimming each month
so you're not always doing the same thing and putting the same stress on your body.
So should I only
workout three times a week or could I
mix it
up with some cardio during the other days?
Mix up your
workout routine now that you have the flexibility to do
so.
I would perhaps add in some cardio (both running and walking) and perhaps
mix up your weight training
so you are doing full body
workouts rather than having 2 specific days dedicated to legs xx
We have
workouts for every major cardio machine
so you can
mix things
up: treadmill, elliptical, spinning, rowing, stairclimber, and more.