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Push Up Benefits The Core Stabilizers

Posted by The Trainer on October 24, 2010 in General |
When doing the push up benefits include, not only strengthening your chest and arms, but also your core stabilizer muscles. According to one study that looked at how push ups can affect the spinal stabilizers, it was found that push ups have a direct effect. To increase the workload of your core muscles it was found that using a suspension trainer like the TRX was better than just doing regular push ups.

The abdominal muscle groups were also activated at a significantly higher degree when doing suspension training push ups. This is due to the fact that the hands are floating free and the body has nothing to stabilize against.

Many people don't usually think of the push up as a core stabilizer muscle. However, it was found that activation of the spinal muscles was pretty high. The spinal muscle contraction actually produced pretty high compressive forces in the spine and so, it's recommended that persons with  any back issues consult their health care professional or just avoid doing these exercises.

Go here to read the rest of the study

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George St. Pierre Is More Than Just A Fighter

Posted by The Trainer on October 24, 2010 in General |
This probably explains why George St. Pierre's Workout Routine is so methodical and tends to evolve over time. George is more than a fighter. He appears to a sort of Renaissance Gladiator. While his workouts demonstrate an interest in how the physical body works, his approach to training and coaching, as seen in TUF tv series shows his more than superficial understanding of human emotions and the mind.  ESPN has an informative article about GSP.

"Seriously, I'm into paleontology. That's the study of prehistoric life. I'm into philosophy. And psychology, too," said St. Pierre, who was in Bristol, Conn., Monday to film a TV commercial. "You know that the Tyrannosaurus Rex was found with feathers? Yes, feathers!"

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Tom Hardy-Bronson Workout

Posted by The Trainer on October 20, 2010 in General |

The British actor Tom Hardy stars in the critically acclaimed movie “Bronson”. For the movie about this violent criminal, Hardy had to gain weight and put on a lot of muscle. The video below shows a little about the Tom Hardy Bronson Workout. Michael Gordon Peterson, aka, Charles Bronson, is a convicted criminal that has served more than 30 years in prison in England. Originally convicted of robbing a post office, he received a 7 year sentence in prison. However, once convicted, his violent nature erupted into several assaults and hostage situations in prison that landed him in solitary confinement. He has since authored a book called Solitary Fitness which catalogs his workout routine.

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Tom Hardy-Bronson Workout

Posted by The Trainer on October 20, 2010 in General |

The British actor Tom Hardy stars in the critically acclaimed movie “Bronson”. For the movie about this violent criminal, Hardy had to gain weight and put on a lot of muscle. The video below shows a little about the Tom Hardy Bronson Workout. Michael Gordon Peterson, aka, Charles Bronson, is a convicted criminal that has served more than 30 years in prison in England. Originally convicted of robbing a post office, he received a 7 year sentence in prison. However, once convicted, his violent nature erupted into several assaults and hostage situations in prison that landed him in solitary confinement. He has since authored a book called Solitary Fitness which catalogs his workout routine.

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Nice Video Of BodyWeght Exercises

Posted by The Trainer on October 17, 2010 in General |

I have decided to strictly do bodyweight exercises for the next month (excluding my escrima nights) and post my thoughts about my progress and the individual exercises.

Bodyweight exercises

www.gubernatrix.co.uk Ways to get strong without any gym, equipment or even a garden! Use your own bodyweight to train strength, core and explosive power.

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