Well the obvious answer is that
traditional weight training does not train at the speeds seen on the field.
Not exact matches
The HIIT workouts are full circuit workouts while the yoga is
done using a
traditional yoga flow format with a modern twist - like the option to use some dumbbells or
weighted objects for additional resistance and strength
training.
Ben: I don't know, and I suspect that maybe it is partially tied to the old school body building Jack Lalane,
weight training, the old school kind of approach of «eat your beef, eat your meat, eat your hamburgers,» that kind of stuff, just because that is kind of like the
traditional muscle gain diet; but yes, fish are really, really healthy.
I have also been
doing plyo cardio
training which is high impact and lots of
traditional butt / leg exercises such as
weight bearing squats and lunges for at least an hour every day with one day off per week.I have lost about 5 kg.
My personal bias is that high rep strength
training is not a replacement for
traditional heavy
weight / low rep
training — I think high rep
training should be combined with
traditional heavy
weight / low rep as a way to improve results versus
doing just heavy
weights / low reps by themselves (as most programs prescribe).
The technique is performed by slowing the rep down to from 5 seconds until 10 seconds, instead of what most
traditional weight training methods involve
doing 2 seconds up and 2 seconds down.
When you implement this kind of
training method it will feel as though the
weight is a lot heavier by
doing the exercise slower than if you were to it the
traditional way.
«When we
did Iron Man 1, we had five months before the shoot to get ready, so we used more
traditional, heavy -
weight training,» Brad Bose told UsMagazine.com.
There's a reason that physical therapists have long advocate
doing traditional resistance
training exercises whether it's using bodyweight only, free
weights, or machine to improve strength and regain function, especially for everyday activities.
It doesn't help that some unscrupulous folks in the fitness industry promote the idea that
traditional weight training leads to a «bulky» body in an effort to steer consumers to their fad programs.