Tag: legs

  • 8 Great Moves For A Beautiful Bikini Bottom

    This article is dedicated to my favorite time of year– Bikini time! Spring is upon us and summer is right around the corner. That means bikinis, beach days, bike rides, barbeques and short-shorts. Better get your legs and buns ready for their big summer reveal with these butt-firming, thigh-sculpting, and calf-toning moves.

  • Easy Functional Legs Workout

    I took my video camera out for a jog to the grocery store and thought I’d talk to you about my runs. I train for health and functionality so I try to keep a strong balance in my workouts. When I go for runs, I include lunges and keep it fun by jumping over whatever…

  • Leg Workout from BodyBuilding.com

    After years of dedicated reading at my favorite body building website, T-Nation, I’ve decided to give bodybuilding.com a fair dive. To be honest, I Googled “are there any bodybuilding sites as good as t-nation” and was linked to a ridiculous post on bodybuilding.com’s forums. After stomaching a dozen replies, I stumbled across mention of Universal…

  • Push, Pull and Legs

    What do I mean by push, pull and legs? Each of these represents a class of movements. The set constitutes my recommended training split. PUSH (over-trained) Movement that works weight away from your body. Primary: bench press, shoulder press and dips. Secondary: Pec fly, lateral raise and front raise. Avoid shoulder injuries by using good…

  • How to Develop a Physical Training Program that Compliments Your Lifestyle

    Yesterday, I renewed my membership at Costco so I could buy a 2 year membership to 24 Hour Fitness for $319.99 which is $13.33/month. Now, I’ve been eating sushi every meal for the last 12 hours. In addition to the gym membership and platter of sushi, I bought a 10lb bag of frozen chicken breast,…

  • Runner’s Advanced Workout for Knee Health

    Tonight was a knee-focused workout to strengthen my knees and supporting muscle groups. Keep the weights and repetitions low to start. Increase repetitions gradually from about 6 to about 12 then increase weight and drop the repetitions back down to 6, repeat. I’ve grouped some of the lifts into super sets to increase the cardio…