In this routine, your warm - up will act
as part of your workout, as you'll be doing the same functional movements.
Recovery is an
essential part of any workout routine; it not only helps to repair and build muscles, but is paramount for performance and continued improvement.
We've all made this mistake at some time, so the trick is to think of your warm - up, cool - down and stretching as an
integral part of your workout.
For each muscle group it is a good idea to perform two compound movements as the
main part of your workout then finish off with an isolation exercise to fatigue the muscle.
The maximum efforts during the high -
intensity part of the workout will get your heart rate up and help burn the maximum amount of fat in the process.
This basically means that you will still have your glycogen reserves intact and that the body will be able to use them in the
latter part of the workout.
You can do interval style training by walking uphill for the high intensity part and then walking downhill for your recovery
period part of the workout.
Granted that rest and recovery is a
critical part of any workout routine, is there any way to speed it up, or at least make your recovery more effective?
Not only will it feel
like part of your workout (as opposed to a boring precursor to the real thing), at first it might feel like a workout itself.
Im supersetting
between parts of workout A for example: One superset would be 6 - 15 reps of body dips followed by 6 - 15 reps of power fly.
Just lookin for some one who wouldn't like to start off with a night of dancing for the stretching
part of the workout then marathon sex all night
Since it's a highly effective isolation movement for the brachialis and brachioradialis, the cable rope hammer curl should be an integral
part of any workout designed for building massive biceps and forearms.
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