Sentences with phrase «minutes at the gym»

He still works out 30 minutes at the gym every morning, something he has done for 30 years.

Why not spend that 30 minutes at the gym ensuring that you get the most you can out of it?

Getting 17g of protein after your gym workout will make every minute at the gym payoff even more!

If you have 30 minutes at the gym over lunch hour, do you really want to spend 10 minutes of that time standing relatively motionless, as a few small muscles in your arm and shoulder are firing?

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You have 60 minutes at the gym; that's 15 minutes in the locker room pre and post workout and 45 minutes to work out.

I spend about 45 minutes at the gym and sometimes do circuit training where I do different weights and I always end with sit ups.

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PS: Once I «figured it» for myself, I lost 10 kilos in 8 months without ever being hungry, without spending even a single minute at the gym, and best of all, without any «gurgulations»

InBody allows us to test your body composition in just a few minutes at the gym.

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If you can't make it to the gym until later — set a timer for at least seven minutes and rotate between bodyweight squats and pushups or just dance (here's a favorite song of mine).

You can even eat right before going to the gym, since the old myth that you can't exercise until at least 30 minutes after eating has no factual basis.

He thought to himself, let's look at the facts: there is a film crew, I made an appointment, I am 15 minutes late, and I did decide to go to the gym instead of being responsible.

The ovation lasted for several minutes as the brothers returned to their places at the back of the gym, eyes down, faces flush, sitting while each student stood and turned to face them.

Yeah 35 + miles a week is just not going to work for me lol people already give me dirty looks at the gym if I've been running for the maximum 30 minutes that they allow, dumb two slot rule.

Add 10 minutes extra on the dreadmill at the gym.

Try my 5 Minute Plank Workout either in the morning or at the end of your next gym session.

As soon as I'm done at the gym, I can come home, grab it from the refrigerator, pop it in the microwave, grab some fruit, and eat within 5 minutes of getting in the door.

I hit the gym and happily got my remaining weekly miles in (26.14 in 3:31:35) with a tempo run 5.11 miles at 7:56 minute mile.

I had a former Superintendent who commented, «Some of those kids will mess around in the gym, run around, and at the last minute they'll grab their breakfast and go to the classroom.»

Former DePaul University volleyball player Dawn Pienta said she jumped at the chance to work out regularly at a gym just five minutes from her Norwood Park home.

Try this instead: Aim to increase your activity levels throughout the day, not just for 45 minutes after work at the gym.

After all, who wants to slave away at the gym for hours each day when you can blast fat in as little as 20 minutes?

I love to dance it out on the treadmill in my condominium's gym at least twice a week for about 30 minutes.

In her new lifestyle book, Pretty Happy: Healthy Ways to Love Your Body ($ 18, amazon.com), Kate Hudson shares her best wellness secrets. One nugget we couldn't resist: What exactly she does at the gym to stay so incredibly fit. In this excerpt, Hudson, 36, explains her go - to routines for the days when she has plenty of time to work out,  and the days when she's only got 15 minutes.

When we say exercise, we don't mean resting 20 minutes between sets, looking at your Facebook or Instagram or socializing at the gym.

A simple bodyweight workout that you can perform at home or the gym in 20 minutes that will fight fatigue, improve your fitness and energy levels as you burn calories.

Waters gave Houriet a program including two early - morning 30 - to 40 - minute runs a week, plus two strength - training sessions at the gym to speed up her metabolism.

Five to 15 minutes of steam — whether from a hot shower at home or in a steam room at the gym — can increase blood flow, which alleviates overworked or stiff joints, relaxes sore muscles, and provides soothing comfort, says Michele Olson, PhD, a professor of exercise science at Auburn University at Montgomery in Alabama.

This is the kind of cardio that will give you an awesome result — without you having to spend 30 minutes to an hour on a machine at the gym.

At least one gym brand, David Lloyd Clubs in London, is adding sleep to their class lineup: Their Napercise sessions include a brief stretch followed by a 45 - minute nap tucked into bed with a blanket and an eye mask.

This is the kind of cardio that will give you an awesome result - without you having to spend 30 minutes to an hour on a machine at the gym.

This could be in the form of a morning walk or it could be a thirty minute spin class at the gym.

I remember doing this once before and i had a fruit smoothie at my gym (strawberry & pineapple, non-fat yogurt, coconut and protein powder) I had the smoothie about 10 minutes after my workout.

I see this everyday at the gym; folks looking to shed unwanted pounds hop on the treadmill, jog for about 20 - 30 minutes, then leave.

I have been trainning now for a while — around 30 to 40 minutes of weight lifting at my 80 % force + 30 to 40 minutes of cardio, either street running, eliptic machine or running inside the gym on the machine 5 times a weed.

Most of us lead busy lives, we want results quickly, we don't have time to cook complicated meals or spend hours at the gym, so believe me, this weight loss plan is simple, the recipes we'll share will be short (but tasty) and even the work outs will be fast — like 15 minutes, no lie!

Whether you're heading outside for a run or hitting the weights at the gym, performing a seven to 15 minute dynamic warm - up is important not only to reduce the risk of injury1, but also to positively influence the power output and overall effectiveness of your workout.2

I'm the same — I'm up and at the gym in 20 minutes.

I plan to workout at the hotel gym each morning for at least 21 - minutes.

There are 9 30 - minute gym workouts & also an at - home workout version (nearly identical to the gym version, so you don't miss a day!).

This 1 minute burst of cardio could be a 1 min blast at high speed on the treadmill, could be sprinting around a track if you have a track at your gym, or could be grabbing a jump rope and banging out a super high speed 1 min of jump roping between sets.

Even if you can't get to the gym, you can grab 30 minutes and amp up your favorite at - home workouts.

The new school of fat loss allows you to workout at home, in just 3 short workouts per week of 45 minutes or less, and still allows you to lose more fat than if you exercised 5 to 6 days per week at a gym.

Torch up to 900 calories in 45 minutes at Crunch gyms or through their DVDs.

I would wake up at 5 am to hit the gym and do 60 minutes of fasted cardio, then want to eat like crazy after.

When I was working a full time job, I would wake up at 5 am, go to the gym from 5.30 - 6.30 am, come home and have a quick shower, leave for work at 7 am, drive to work which took around 45 minutes.

I spend three days a week in the gym, with each workout clocking in at 45 minutes.