Entries from: August 2010

New Age Dribling Drills/Resistance Training

New Age work out Pro­vided by Per­sonal Trainer Vaughn Ander­son. New Fit­ness Tool 6lb. Med­i­cine ball. New Moves never seen before. Improve ball han­dling, quick­ness, and Strength.

Getting Six Pack Abs | Cardio Workouts or Strength Training

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NFL Training Camp: Albert Haynesworth Is Not Out Of Shape">NFL Training Camp: Albert Haynesworth Is Not Out Of Shape

NFL Train­ing Camp: Albert Haynesworth Is Not Out Of Shape
  Stop believ­ing every­thing you hear. Albert Haynesworth is not out of shape. On Thurs­day, Haynew­sorth failed a team-imposed con­di­tion­ing test, forc­ing him to sit out an after­noon prac­tice. On Fri­day, he failed the same test again. If that was the entire story, this col­umn wouldn’t have to be writ­ten. The prob­lem is, too many peo­ple are will­ing to stop with just one side of the story. It is very …

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Angelina Jolie’s Strict Training Regimen

Angelina Jolie’s Strict Train­ing Reg­i­men
She fol­lowed a strict reg­i­men to gett in shape for her role in ‘Salt’ Denise McGuigan Angelina Jolie had to be in top shape for her role as a CIA agent on the run in Salt , which hit the­aters yes­ter­day. To pre­pare for the role, the 35-year-old actress ate around five small meals a day con­sist­ing of 70 per­cent carbs and 30 per­cent protein.

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Homemade Bulgarian Training Bag

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SIRIUS SF Puppy 2 (6.2)">Puppy Training — SIRIUS SF Puppy 2 (6.2)

To learn more visit www.DogStarDaily.com or SIRIUSpup.com To fin­ish up the course, we run the pups through the heel­ing course, stop­ping at sta­tions for posi­tion changes. Mov­ing for­ward, our own­ers need to work on phas­ing out the use of food lures and rewards, so that food doesnt become a crutch in train­ing. Down­load all of SIRIUS SF P2 at: store.payloadz.com

#2-Personal training back yard work out

If you inter­ested in per­sonal train­ing with Kut­ting Weight, check this out.

Boxing: Double End Bag Cardio Training by Tuan Tran

Sign up for train­ing @ myhitechtrainer.com Hey every­one, Tuan here with the first videos for 2010. If this is your first time see­ing my videos, let me get some info to you. I am a Drug Free com­peti­tor for Body­build­ing and a RAW Pow­er­lifter. Here, you will see what I am doing on the Dou­ble End Bag in Box­ing to get my con­di­tion­ing ready for my big body­build­ing show for 2010. The dou­ble end bag is one of the more chal­leng­ing box­ing train­ing tech­niques that you can work on. Thats because the dou­ble end bag has a far greater range of motion and a greater scope of unpre­dictabil­ity than even the speed bag. You get all of the coor­di­na­tion and speed ben­e­fits of the speed bag, while increas­ing the inten­sity and dif­fi­cult level and adding in defen­sive train­ing, foot­work and tech­ni­cal form. Stand in front of a dou­ble end bag and flick a cou­ple of jabs to the cen­ter of the bag. Notice the rapid bounc­ing motion. Throw a few more with var­i­ous lev­els of power, fol­low through and even come from dif­fer­ent direc­tions so you begin to under­stand how the dou­ble end bag works. Once your com­fort­able and loos­ened up bit, begin work­ing some com­bi­na­tions on the bag. Always keep your eye on the mid­dle of the bag, not on the ropes, not straight ahead but dead cen­ter on the bag itself. This will help improve your accu­racy. Cir­cle the bag as if it were a spar­ring oppo­nent, and keep your guard up high and your form tight. If you step in closer than a full arms reach from the bag youll also be able to

PR’s">Recent training PR’s

Thought it was about time i show­cased some of what i’ve been doing for the past cou­ple of months. All these lifts were done in the last few weeks and are PR’s at my now lean(er) body­weight of 190lbs. All except the squats are PR’s at any weight i’ve been! Very happy with the way my train­ings been going lately, could be bet­ter but i’m try­ing to loose bodyfat,gain mus­cle, get fit­ter and stronger at the same time,(immpossible?) so any PR is good!! Dead­lift 242.5kg(534lbs) x1 Squat 185kg(407)x3 Push press 87.5kg(192lbs)x7 Kroc rows 60kg(132lbs)x20 each hand (right not shown) Weighted pullups 38kg(83lbs)x5 reps Sorry about the near naked­ness in the kroc rows.…..it was hot in their!!!! Any form tips will be wel­comed, but keep it clean people.