Not exact matches
In Phase 1 (the first 4 weeks), you'll dedicate 4 days a week to the
lifting workouts, split between upper and lower
body circuits.
One of my goals in writing
body weight
circuits all month has been to teach you good form for a variety of different moves so you can prevent injury, get strong, and
lift more safely (if you use weights).
Heavy
lifting 3x per week... I'm assuming you are recommending full
body circuits?
i've recently really started to enjoy exercise in general, so i like running,
lifting, doing
body weight
circuits, all of it.
or a weight
circuit with my trainer who i would see once a week, my trainer likes to focus on whole
body exercises like pull ups dip, lunges, squats, hack squats, dead -
lifts and lots of core training on the stability ball and balance ball.
After the strength superset, you'll hit a conditioning
circuit, in which you'll perform a series of
body - weight exercises that will burn calories and force you to stabilize your
body in ways that you can't while
lifting weights.
I would start with
body weight
circuits and
body weight hIIT sessions for now — you don't have to
lift weight.