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WORK IT!
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Published: May.01.2006 @ 1:33 pm | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:04 pm

CARDIO - Exercise Bike - 550 cals burned.

Find a distraction when working with the exercise bike, I have found that watching television or playing music really helps in the gym, in no time I had burned 550 cals. To date I have lost 8lbs in two weeks. Now I have raised the amount of  cardio to 550 cals.

Two exercises in one

Try multi-tasking - While using the exercise bike, keep cycling and grab the weights, try thirty hammer curls each arm, that will keep your mind off watching the clock and will also give you a great workout.  

Have a break then onto the next exercise for the day, approx one hour after your meal.

Gunnar Peterson Core Secrets.

 

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military barbell press
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Published: Apr.30.2006 @ 3:38 pm | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:05 pm

MILITARY BARBELL PRESS

 
How to do
Grasp barbell from floor with overhand grip, slightly wider than shoulder width. Position bar in front of neck.

Execution

Press bar until arms are extended overhead. Lower to front of neck and repeat

Today's exercise.

1. Military barbell press - 1 set - 5 reps - 30kg

2. Hammer curls. - 2 sets - 40 reps - 7kg.

3 Lateral thigh trainer - 40 steps.

4. Exercise bike - 130cals

 

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Published: Apr.29.2006 @ 3:14 pm | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:05 pm

Today's Training

Exercise Bike - 160 cals burned - Cardio

Bench Press - 35kg  1 x 3 sets.

Hammer Curls - Dumb bells 40 x 2 sets - 7kg

Standing Curls - Barbell - 20 x 2 sets 20kg

Barbell Shrugs - 30kg 10 x 1 set

CALORIES BURNED

Activity (1 hour)
130lbs
155lbs
190lbs
Aerobics, general
Aerobics, high impact
Aerobics, low impact
Archery (nonhunting)
Automobile repair
Backpacking, general
Badminton, competitive
Badminton, social, general
Basketball, game
Basketball, nongame, general
Basketball, officiating
Basketball, shooting baskets
Basketball, wheelchair
Bicycling, <10mph, leisure
Bicycling, >20mph, racing
Bicycling, 10-11.9mph, light
Bicycling, 12-13.9mph, moderate
Bicycling, 14-15.9mph, vigorous
Bicycling, 16-19mph, very fast, racing
Bicycling, BMX or mountain
Bicycling, stationary, general
Bicycling, stationary, light
Bicycling, stationary, moderate
Bicycling, stationary, very light
Bicycling, stationary, very vigorous
Bicycling, stationary, vigorous
Billiards
Bowling
Boxing, in ring, general
Boxing, punching bag
Boxing, sparring
Broomball
Calisthenics, home, vigorous
Calisthenics, home, light/moderate
Canoeing, on camping trip
Canoeing, rowing, >6 mph, vigorous
Canoeing, rowing, crewing, competition
Canoeing, rowing, light
Canoeing, rowing, moderate
Carpentry, general
Carrying heavy loads, such as bricks
Child care: sitting/kneeling-dressing
Child care: standing-dressing, feeding
Circuit training, general
Cleaning, heavy, vigorous
Cleaning, house, general
Cleaning, light, moderate
Coaching: football, soccer, basketball
Construction, outside, remodeling
Cooking or food preparation
Cricket (batting, bowling)
Croquet
Curling
Dancing, aerobic, ballet or modern
Dancing, ballroom, fast
Dancing, ballroom, slow
Dancing, general
Darts, wall or lawn
Diving, springboard or platform
Electrical work, plumbing
Farming, baling hay, cleaning barn
Farming, milking by hand
Farming, shoveling grain
Fencing
Fishing from boat, sitting
Fishing from river bank, standing
Fishing in stream, in waders
Fishing, general
Fishing, ice, sitting
Football or baseball, playing catch
Football, competitive
Football, touch, flag, general
Frisbee playing, general
Frisbee, ultimate
Gardening, general
Golf, carrying clubs
Golf, general
Golf, miniature or driving range
Golf, pulling clubs
Golf, using power cart
Gymnastics, general
Hacky sack
Handball, general
Handball, team
Health club exercise, general
Hiking, cross country
Hockey, field
Hockey, ice
Horse grooming
Horse racing, galloping
Horseback riding, general
Horseback riding, trotting
Horseback riding, walking
Hunting, general
Jai alai
Jogging, general
Judo, karate, kick boxing, tae kwan do
Kayaking
Kickball
Lacrosse
Marching band, playing instrument
Marching, rapidly, military
Moto-cross
Moving furniture, household
Moving household items-upstairs
Moving household items-carrying
Mowing lawn, general
Mowing lawn, riding mower
Music playing, cello, flute, horn
Music playing, drums
Music playing, guitar, classical (sitting)
Music playing, guitar, rock/roll (stand)
Music playing, piano, organ, violin
Paddleboat
Painting, papering, plastering, scraping
Polo
Pushing or pulling stroller with child
Race walking
Racquetball, casual, general
Racquetball, competitive
Raking lawn
Rock climbing, ascending rock
Rock climbing, rapelling
Rope jumping, fast
Rope jumping, moderate, general
Rope jumping, slow
Rowing, stationary, light
Rowing, stationary, moderate
Rowing, stationary, very vigorous
Rowing, stationary, vigorous
Rugby
Running, 10 mph (6 min mile)
Running, 10.9 mph (5.5 min mile)
Running, 5 mph (12 min mile)
Running, 5.2 mph (11.5 min mile)
Running, 6 mph (10 min mile)
Running, 6.7 mph (9 min mile)
Running, 7 mph (8.5 min mile)
Running, 7.5mph (8 min mile)
Running, 8 mph (7.5 min mile)
Running, 8.6 mph (7 min mile)
Running, 9 mph (6.5 min mile)
Running, cross country
Running, general
Running, in place
Running, on a track, team practice
Running, stairs, up
Running, training, pushing wheelchair
Running, wheeling, general
Sailing, windsurfing, general
Sailing, in competition
Scrubbing floors, on hands and knees
Shoveling snow, by hand
Shuffleboard, lawn bowling
Sitting-playing with child(ren)-light
Skateboarding
Skating, ice, 9 mph or less
Skating, ice, general
Skating, ice, rapidly, > 9 mph
Skating, ice, speed, competitive
Skating, roller
Ski jumping (climb up carrying skis)
Ski machine, general
Skiing, cross-country, racing
Skiing, cross-country, moderate
Skiing, cross-country, slow or light
Skiing, cross-country, uphill, max
Skiing, cross-country, vigorous
Skiing, downhill, light
Skiing, downhill, moderate
Skiing, downhill, vigorous , racing
Skiing, snow, general
Skiing, water
Ski-mobiling, water
Skin diving, scuba diving, general
Sledding, bobsledding, luge
Snorkeling
Snow shoeing
Snowmobiling
Soccer, casual, general
Soccer, competitive
Softball or baseball, fast or slow pitch
Softball, officiating
Squash
Stair-treadmill ergometer, general
Standing-packing/unpacking boxes
Stretching, hatha yoga
Surfing, body or board
Sweeping garage, sidewalk
Swimming laps- fast-vigorous
Swimming laps, freestyle-light
Swimming, backstroke, general
Swimming, breaststroke, general
Swimming, butterfly, general
Swimming, leisurely, general
Swimming, sidestroke, general
Swimming, sychronized
Swimming, treading water, vigorous
Swimming, treading water, moderate
Table tennis, ping pong
Tai chi
Teaching aerobics class
Tennis, doubles
Tennis, general
Tennis, singles
Unicycling
Volleyball, beach
Volleyball, competitive, in gymnasium
Volleyball, noncompetitive
Walk/run-playing with child-moderate
Walk/run-playing with child-vigorous
Walking, 2.0 mph, slow pace
Walking, 3.0 mph, mod. pace
Walking, 3.5 mph, uphill
Walking, 4.0 mph, very brisk pace
Walking, carrying infant or 15-lb load
Walking, grass track
Walking, upstairs
Walking, using crutches
Wallyball, general
Water aerobics, water calisthenics
Water polo
Water volleyball
Weight lifting/body building, vigorous
Weight lifting, light or moderate
Whitewater rafting/kayaking/canoeing

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708
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Meal Today.

Prawn Salad, lettuce (3 leaves), tomato (2) jacket potato, low fat spread. Protein drink. Water.

Keep training and have a great day! - Debs

 

 

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Todays Exercise
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Published: Apr.26.2006 @ 2:05 pm | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:05 pm

For today's training I mostly worked on my calfs, abs ,thighs, buns and biceps.

1.   40 - Calf Raises

2.   40 - Crunches

3.  100 cals burned - Exercise bike

4.   40  - Lunges with Dumbbells - 10kg

5.   10 x 2 sets 10kg - Hammer Curls.

Break

6.  Gunnar Peterson's  Workout with the gym ball.

Some people have already noticed a difference but have asked me why they are not losing weight,  I have to admit that it's tough going all through the week with no rest and the dieting too.  Lay off the suger, no soda, no chocolate, no cookies or crisps (potato chips)   Stick to chicken, salmon,tuna,cod and turkey and 2 cups green veg or some brown rice and yams, that with a portein drink and water and you should see a difference. Of cause you can always have an orange which is a good fat burner and a great snack.

You're not going to see great results in weeks maybe months, so I've been told!

Keep training and dieting and think of that little dress you've had your eye on for the summer. (That's what keeps me going) - Take care. - Debs.

 

 

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BUNS OF STEEL
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Published: Apr.26.2006 @ 7:58 am | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:06 pm

BUNS OF STEEL

Lunges.

 These are done with holding a dumbbell in each hand. Place your feet approximately shoulder width apart. Hold your head up straight and keep your back straight. Step forward with one foot and bend that leg down until the thigh is parallel to the floor (in other words, the knee should stop short a few inches from touching the floor). Some people then step forward with the other foot, so that they are thus moving forward with giant strides. Other people first step back in a reverse move before stepping out with the other foot.

 

 

 

 

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Todays Exercise
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Published: Apr.25.2006 @ 3:30 pm | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:06 pm

Exercise bike - 360cals burned (approx 1 hr with rests)

Elliptical trainer - 40cal burned (approx 10 mins)

Standing Calf Raise

Stand in a standing Calf Raise machine on the balls of your feet at a comfortable separation with your shoulders under the pads and your toes pointing forward.

Start with your heels down as far as possible in a good stretch. Keep your knees straight and stiff but not locked. Rise up onto the balls of your feet and squeeze, moving only at the ankles.

If you don't have access to or don't wish to use a calf machine for various reasons, calf raises can be done freestanding on just about anything raised up (e.g. stairs, blocks, books, etc.) or even from the floor.

They can be done one leg at a time as well. This is better if you are just starting out with calf work as you will be able to focus on working one leg at a time rather than both.

 

Don't forget, a slight burning is okay, if it hurts STOP!

Take care and have a great day!  - Debs 

 

                         

 

 

 

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Heart Beats
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Published: Apr.25.2006 @ 3:03 pm | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:07 pm

What is a target heart rate?

target heart rates

Measuring your heart rate (beats per minute) can tell you how hard your heart is working. You can check your heart rate by counting your pulse for 15 seconds and multiplying the beats by 4.

The chart to the right shows the target heart rates for people of different ages. When you're just beginning an exercise program, shoot for the lower target heart rate (60%). As your fitness improves, you can exercise harder to get your heart rate closer to the top number (85%).

 

 

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Nutrition Guide
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Published: Apr.25.2006 @ 2:07 pm | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:08 pm

Nutrition Guide

MILK/EGG PRODUCTS

  Calories Protein  Carbs  Fat 
Egg, large,1 whole  75
Egg white,1  17  tr 
Egg substitute,1/4 c liquid  53  tr 
Low - fat cottage cheese,1oz  82  14
Low - fat cheddar cheese,1oz  49 
Plain low-fat yogurt,8 oz 127  13  17  tr 
Skimmed milk,1 c  86  12  tr 
Raw firm tofu, 3.5 oz  144  16 
Swiss cheese,low-fat, 1 slice  30  0

 

LEGUMES

  Calories Protein  Carbs Fat
Soybeans, 1/2 c cooked  149  14
Lentils, 1/2 c cooked 115  20 tr 
Black beans.1/2 c cooked 114  20 
Kidney beans, 1/2 c cooked  112 20  tr 
Baby butter bean, 1/2 c cooked  115  21  tr 

 

NUT/SEEDS

  Calories  Protein  Carbs Fat 
Peanuts butter, 2 Tbsp  190  16 
Walnuts, 1oz  172  16 
Flaxseeds, 3 Tbsp  140  11  10 
Peanuts, 1oz, dry roasted  166  14 

 

 

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Nutrition Guide
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Published: Apr.25.2006 @ 11:18 am | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:08 pm

Nutrition guide

FRUIT

  Calories  Protein  Carbs  Fat 
Cantaloupe, 1 c  55  1 13  tr 
Strawberries, 1 c  46  11  tr
Blueberries, 1 c  81  20  tr 
Apple, 1  81   tr 21  tr 
Orange 1 64  16  tr 
Grapefruit 1/2 37  tr  9 tr 
Banana, 1 109  28 
Kiwi, 1  46  tr  11  tr 
Plum, 1  36  tr  9 tr 
Peach, 1  42  tr  11 tr 
Nectarine, 1  67  16 tr 
Apricots, 3  50  12  tr 
Grapes, 1 c seedless  114  1 28 
Raisins, 1/4c (not packed)  109  29  tr 
Pear, 1  98  tr  25  tr 
Pineapple, 1 c  76  tr 19  tr 
Orange juice 1 c  112  26  tr 
Avocado, 1/4  77  8
Watermelon, 1 c 49  1 11 
Raspberries, 1 cup  60  14 

VEGETABLES

  Calories  Protein  Carbs  Fat 
Broccoli florets 1 c raw  20  tr 
Bell pepper(red,green) 1 c chopped  40 10  tr 
Onion, 1 c chopped  61  14  tr 
Tomato, 1 lg  38  tr 
Asparagus, 4 spears  15  tr 
Spring greens, 1 c  11  tr  tr 
Spinich, 1 c  tr 
Aubergine,1/2 c  11  tr  tr 
Sweet potato, 1  117  28  tr 
Potato,1 (approx, 7 oz)  220  51  tr 
Carrot,1  31  tr 
Green peas, 1/2 c  67  12  tr 
Corn, 1/2 c  89  21 
Courgette, 1/2 sliced  14  tr 
Garlic, 1 clove  tr 
Tomato juice, 1 c  46  11  tr 
Tomato sauce1/2 c  37  tr 
Cos lettuce, 1 c shredded  9 tr 
Cucumber,1 c  14 tr 
Mushrooms, 1 c   18 2 tr 
Cauliflower, 1 c  25  tr 

Green beans 1 c

 

22  tr 
Artichoke, 1  60  13  tr 
Salsa, 1/2 c 29  tr 

 

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Nutrition Guide
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Published: Apr.25.2006 @ 8:54 am | Last edited: Nov.02.2010 @ 3:08 pm

NUTRITION GUIDE

Numbers are rounded. C = Cup = 250ml

MEAT/FISH/POULTRY* 

                                                           Cals      Protein  Carbs Fat

 Select Sirloin  180  30  0  6
 Select rump steak  190  36  0   4
 Extra-lean minced beef  263  28  0  16
 Skinless chicken breast  165  31  0  4
 Skinnless turkey breast  135  30  0  1
Pork tenderloin  164  28  0  5
Salmon  184  27  0  7
Halibut  140  27  0  3
Tinned tuna (in brine)   116  25  0  1
Scallops   88  17  2  1
Prawns  99  21  0  1
Venison   158  30  0  3
Red snapper   128  26  0  2
Shark   130  21  0  5
Deli roast beef,1oz,sliced   50  8  2  1
Deli Ham  145  21  2  6
Lamb,choice,leg   191  28  0  8
Lean bacon,grilled,2 slices   86  11  1  4

 

GRAINS/ BREADS/PASTA

Calories Protein Carbs Fat
Oatmeal, 1 c cooked 145  25 
Whole-grain cereals, total,3/4 c  110  24 
Whole-wheat bread, 1 slice  69  13 
 Plain bagel,1 195  38 
 English muffin,1 127  25 
 Whole-wheat pitta,1 170  35 
Flour tortilla,8 inch 145  25 
Corn tortilla,1  58  12 
White rice,1 c cooked  205  44  tr 
Brown rice, 1 c cooked 216  45
Wild rice, 1 c cooked 166  35 
Couscous, 1 c cooked  176  36  tr 
Macaroni, 1 c cooked  197  40 
Spaghetti, 1 c cooked 197  40 
Bulgur, 1 c cooked  151 34  tr 
Wheat germ, 2 Tbsp  50 
 Bran muffin, Weight watchers, 1 160  36 
Sourdough bread, 1 slice  69  13 
Whole-wheat crackers, 5  89  14 
Whole-wheat pretzels, 1oz 103  23 

 

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