Tuesday, May 15, 2018

Amazing Body Transformation of Men and Women

Amazing Body Transformation of Men and Women. Transform Your Body In Just 4-Week.




















Transform your body in just 4 week 

Week 1 Beginner I

You will have to start off by exercising five to six days a week. Don't exert yourself but try doing all the exercises, with as many repetitions as you can. You are allowed to stop for a maximum of one minute between exercises.
Total workout time for week 1 (per day): 45 mins. Calories burned (per day): 300-350
Treadmill
Total cardio time: 30 mins
For your body to start burning fat, your heart rate needs to get to more than 125 beats per minute. Track it with a heart rate monitor (Rs 2,000-Rs 6,000). Most treadmills these days are fitted with an inbuilt heart rate monitor.

Ab crunches + Leg raises
Impact area: upper abs and lower abs No. of sets: 3 of 15-25 reps each After half hour of cardio, get down to the abs. Buy an ab trainer (Rs 1,000-Rs 2,000) — it helps support your neck. If not, lie down on your back with knees folded and hands placed close to your ears. Do not support your head with your hands; you'll sprain the neck. Staying in this position, come up by bending half way and exert pressure on your upper abs. Do 15-25 repetitions and rest for 30 secs Follow to 1 with minute 15- . 25 reps of leg raises to work the lower abdomen. Lie on your back with your legs extended in the air. Raise your legs at a 90 degree angle while keeping knees together. Slowly lower them to the ground without touching it. In all, you will complete three sets of each exercise.

Plank
Impact area: Abdomen, back, shoulders
No of sets: 2 of 30 secs
Done with crunches, lie down on your stomach. Rest your body on your forearms with arms flat on the floor and legs straight behind you. Your shoulders must be aligned directly above your elbows. In position, raise your body off the ground, supporting your weight on your forearms and toes. Try and hold for 30 secs. Make sure your stomach doesn't drop and hips don't rise while holding » still Rest . for 30 secs and do another set.

Side plank
Impact area: external abs and glutes
No of sets: 2 of 30 secs each on each side
Lie on one side of your body, placing elbow directly under your shoulder. Keep your legs straight, with one leg resting on the other. Maintain the straight line and lift your hips off the floor. Keeping your weight on the forearm, your knees must be in line with your spine, and hips square. Hold for 30 secs. Rest for 30 secs and perform another set. Repeat two sets with on other side of your body.

Squats
Impact area: quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, calves
No of sets: 3 of 15-25 reps each
Place your feet at shoulder width. Extend hands straight in front of you. Keeping your back straight, lower thighs and sit on an imaginary chair. Without lifting your heels off the ground, raise slowly and repeat 15-25 times. Complete three sets.

Walking lunges
Impact area: quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes
No of sets: 1 of 15-20 reps
Stand straight with feet together and arms at rest. Take a step forward with one leg. Lower the hip and bend knee at an angle of 90 degrees. The front knee must be directly over the ankle and back knee pointing to the ground. Push with your back leg and return to starting position. Repeat with another leg and do 15-20 reps.

Push ups
Impact area: chest, triceps
No of sets: 2 of 10 reps each Lie down on your stomach with hands placed on the ground at shoulder width and legs straight behind. Exhale and push away from the floor. Inhale as you lower your body, stopping as your elbows reach a 90 degree bend. The hips must be in line with the back and must not rise. Do 10 reps of 3 sets.

Chin ups
Impact area: Back and arms
No of sets: 2 of 5-7 reps each
Buy a chin up bar available (Rs 1,000). Hold at shoulder width and hang for the first 30 secs to get a good grip. If you are doing it for the first time, take the support of a chair. Once you have a grip, pull yourself up as far as you can. Do not worry if you cannot pull up to chin level in the first week. Hold for a few secs and lower yourself slowly. Repeat for 5 times and do 2 sets.

Resistance Band Circuit
Impact area: Biceps and shoulders
No of sets: 2 of 12 reps each Resistance band (Rs 1,000) is a cheaper and effective substitute for dumbbells. It is a giant rubber band that you pull to strengthen certain muscle groups. It comes with three difficulty levels — green for beginners, blue for intermediate and red for experts. In week one and two, stick to the green band.

Front raises
Exhale and lift your arms in front of your body and bring up to shoulder height and lower slowly. Do two sets of 12 reps.

Side laterals
Exhale and lift your arms out to the side to shoulder height and lower slowly. Do 2 sets of 12 reps.

Rear raises
It is the opposite of front raises. Grasp the band and lean forward slightly. Lift arms behind you at a comfortable height and lower slowly. Do 2 sets of 12 reps.

Bicep curl
Place both feet on the band and grasp handles. Stretching the band, bend the elbows and curl hands up towards shoulder. Lower and do two sets of 12 reps.

Week 2 Beginner II

The pattern remains the same in week 2 but intensity increases by few minutes or reps.
Total workout time for week 2 (per day): 1 hour Calories burned (per day): 400-450

Treadmill
Total cardio time: 40 mins Follow same pattern of walking as in week 1 for the first 30 mins. Warm up for 5 mins at a comfortable speed of 6 kmph. Alternating between slow and fast — after every two, three or four minutes — choose speeds of 7 kmph and 8.5 kmph, respectively. After walking for 30 mins, run for 10.

Or outdoors
Total cardio time: 25 mins Same as week one, except you are now doing 8-10 sprints of 100 metre each.

Or cycling
Total cardio time: 40 minutes Same as week one, but alternate between slow and fast speeds of 25 and 35 kmph, respectively, after every 2 mins for half an hour. Post that, cycle at your best capacity for 10 mins continuously.

Ab crunches + leg raises
No of sets: 3 of 30-35 reps each Hold static for 10 secs at the end of every set of ab crunches and leg raises. This improves muscle isolation and increases endurance levels by up to 7-10 extra reps.

Plank
No of sets: 2 of 50-60 secs

Side plank
No of sets : 2 of 45-60 secs each on each side

Squats
No of sets: 3 of 20-30 reps each Hold static for 10 secs after every set.
Walking lunges
No of sets: 2 of 15 reps each

Push ups
No of sets: 2 of 14 reps each

Chin ups
No of sets: 2 of 7-8 reps each

Resistance Band Circuit
No of set: 2 of 15-20 reps each for bicep curls, and side, front and rear raises While coming down and lowering your arms in each set, count to three. If you come down fast, the exercise will not isolate your arm muscles, lessening the impact.

Week 3 Intermediate

Introduce an extra exercise — monkey jumps. Total workout time (per day): 1hr 30 mins Calories burned (per day): 600-650

Treadmill
Total cardio time: 45 mins Warm up. Run for 20 mins at 9 kmph. Adjust settings to 6 per cent incline and walk for 10 mins at 6 kmph. Up incline to 8 per cent and speed to 7.5-8 kmph, and walk for 10 mins.

Or outdoors
Total cardio time: 30 mins Do a warm up jog for 1 km at a comfortable speed. Perform 10-12 sprints of 100 metre each. Do not stop for more than 45 seconds between sprints.

Or cycling
Total Cardio Time: 45 mins Warm up and use 80 per cent of your capacity and cycle continuously for 20 mins. Then, fluctuate at slow and fast speeds for 5 mins and keep cycling for 20 mins. Give your best in the last five minutes.

Ab crunches + Leg Raises
No. of sets: 3 of 50 reps each (abs) + 3 of 25 reps each (leg raises) Count for 3 secs after every repetition while coming down to the ground. Hold static for 10 secs at the end of every set.

Plank
No of sets: 2 of 75 seconds

Side plank
No of sets: 2 of 75 secs each on each side

Squats
No of sets: 2 of 50 each Hold static for 10 secs after every set.

Monkey Jumps
Impact area: quadriceps, calves, hamstrings, glutes, abdominals
No of sets: 2 of 10 each Squat on the floor, touch palms to ground and jump in the air. Land and repeat for 10 times for two sets.

Walking lunges
No of sets: 3 of 15 reps each

Push ups
No of sets: 3 of 15 reps each

Chin ups
No of sets : 2 of 10 reps each

Resistance band circuit
No. of sets: 2 of 15-20 reps each with blue band. Hold static for 15 secs after every set and count 3 secs while lowering your arms.

Week 4 Expert

All exercises become vigorous, and you include hanging leg raises, which is what Chaurasia recommended for Aamir Khan during training for Ghajini.
Total workout time (per day): 1 hr 45 mins Calories burned (per day): 700-750

Treadmill
Total cardio time: 50 mins Warm up. Keep your speed constant and increase incline to 6 per cent. Walk for 10 mins. Increase incline to 8 per cent and walk for 10 mins. Adjust incline to 10 per cent and walk for 10 mins. Maintain incline and run at 8 kmph for 15 mins.

Or outdoors
Total cardio time: 35-40 mins Warm up. 12-14 sprints of 200 metre each.

Or cycling
Warm up. Alternate for 5 mins at slow and fast speeds at 60 and 90 per cent of your capacity, respectively, for 45 mins.
Ab crunches + Leg Raises
No of sets: 4 of 50 reps each (abs) + 3-4 of 25 reps each (leg raises). It's important that you remain static at angles of 45 degree, 22 degrees and 10 degrees, while lowering your legs in each set. Breathe constantly.
Hanging Leg Raises Ghajini-style
Impact area: Abdomen
No of sets: 2 of 25 reps each This exercise can be performed on the chin up bar. Grab the bar and hang until your body is still and the legs straight. Flex your arms and ab muscles and raise your feet up to the bar. Slowly lower legs and repeat 25 times for 2 sets. Hold for 15 secs in last rep.

Plank
No of sets: 2 of 120 secs

Side plank
No of sets: 2 of 90 seconds each on each side

Squats
No of sets: 2 of 50 each Hold static for 10 secs after every set.

Monkey jumps
No of sets: 3 of 20 each

Walking lunges
No of sets: 3 of 20 reps each

Push ups
No of sets: 3 of 15 reps each Do all repetitions independently without knee support. Hold static for 10-15 secs at the end of every set.

Chin ups
No of sets: 3 of 10 reps each
Resistance Band Circuit
No of sets: 4 of 20 reps each for all exercises

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Sunday, May 13, 2018

HIIT Workout


5 HIIT Moves you can do any were


What Is HIIT? This type of training is called high-intensity interval training, or HIIT. HIIT workouts consist of alternating between bursts of high-intensity exercise and low-intensity exercise, usually with a ratio of 20 to 30 seconds of intense exercise followed by 15 to 30 seconds of rest or less-intense exercise.



1. Jump Rope (or Ropeless Jumping)

Make sure you're using your wrists to turn the rope(not your elbows or shoulders). Good wrist rotation is the key to good rope rotation. > Maintain a light bound (or jump) all the way through. Don't jump too high or bring your knees up or kick your feet back.


2. Squat Jump

Let's begin in a standing position. Body erect, feel slightly narrower than shoulder width, hands at your side and head forward. Squat down, bending at your hips with your back straight and looking forward. Arms swung back. With a quick pause at the bottom, push up with your feet into a jumping motion. Swing your hands from the back position to straight up in the air, reaching fully extended. Pay close attention to your landing position as you can cause injury to your ankles and other areas. When landing, squat back to the lowered position and repeat.



3. Tuck Jump Burpee

Jump both legs out to side and land on the outer and inner sides of your feet. Jump back in, jump up, and repeat on opposite side. Squat Thrust Same as a four-count burpee. Tuck-jump burpee. The athlete pulls their knees to their chest (tucks) at the peak of the jump.



4. Bridge Hopper

The bridge exercise is a backbend, a core strengthener, and a balance pose all in one. The regular bridge exercise requires you to move your hips up toward the ceiling, while the yoga bridge pose requires you to extend your rib cage closer to your front body. Whichever form of the bridge you choose, though, you'll be getting a great workout for your hips, glutes, core, and hamstrings



5. Frogger

Just like the name suggests, frog jumps are all about jumping like a happy frog! It is an effective movement and is easy to do. You don’t have to go to the gym or somewhere spacious. This exercise takes up little space and can maximize the calorie burn within a couple of minutes. It is intense, innovative and something that will elevate your heart rate like never before!



6. Warrior Lunge Jump

When you're performing the jump lunge comfortably you can try introducing additional weight to increase the intensity of the exercise and maximise conditioning. A weighted vest is a great way of achieving this in a safe and controlled way. Alternatively, consider increasing the complexity of the exercise by performing the jumping lunge twist. Also, see overhead lunge for another advanced lunge exercise. 



7. Speed Skate

Speed skating provides unique challenges, as athletes must possess a combination of speed, strength, and balance to fly around the curved track successfully. While hitting the ice is valuable for training, performing other forms of cardio can also help improve your race results. Not all forms of cardio are equally suited to speed skating success, however. An ideal cardio activity targets the muscle groups speed skaters use most, such as the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, abs and hip flexors.



8. Mountain Hopper

Mountain climbers are calisthenic exercises that challenge your balance, agility, proprioception, and coordination. They benefit muscular and cardiovascular fitness by increasing strength, flexibility and blood circulation. Mountain climbers require you to engage your upper arms muscles, as well as your core and your legs. Practice the proper alignment of mountain climbers to get the most out of your workout.


9. High Knees Burpee

It improves your physical skill. One of the key Burpee benefits is strength building. This workout helps you to add immense strength to your muscular bulk, your legs, and the entire body. Many fitness experts say that Burpee is a strength building workout or a high load workout, which is very much productive towards developing muscular fortitude. Through lower and upper-level muscular exercise, it improves the capacity of your heart and lungs.


10. Down Dog Hop

Start in a Downward Dog pose, actively pushing your weight into your heels while reaching your tailbone to the sky. Lift your left leg up squeezing the left glute. Exhale rock your weight forward over your hands, draw your left knee toward your nose pulling your abs to your spine to round your back. Inhale and lift your left leg up as you push your weight back into your heels. This complete one rep. Do 10 reps, each side.


Wednesday, May 9, 2018

Abs Routine Workout


Intense Abs Workout Routine 



Go for it and get flat Stomach

6 Moves Will Get You Abs

THESE 6 MOVES WILL GET YOU Abs


1.Bird Dog
When it comes to learning how to use your core, nothing beats going back to basics with the bird dog.
It's easier to feel your abs working on all fours than lying on your back since you're working against gravity. This exercise is also safe if you are recovering from a back injury.



2.Mountain Climbers
Pump up the cardio while activating your abs with this multi-tasking, calorie-blasting move.
HOW TO DO IT: Begin in a full plank position with arms extended under shoulders and legs extended straight with feet hip width and abs drawn in tight (body should create a diagonal line from head to heels). Quickly bend right knee into chest (without rounding back) then immediately return to start.



3.Reverse Crunches
This move effectively targets the abdominal wall, with an extra emphasis on the lower region (often referred to as the lower abs). HOW TO DO IT: Begin lying face up with your arms extended by your sides and your knees at a 90-degree angle above hips. Draw your abs into your spine and lift your hips and lower back off the floor, tucking your knees in toward your chest. (Use your arms to help lift your hips.) Slowly and with control, lower your back and hips to the starting position. Do 3 sets of 15 reps




4.Hollow Rock Hold
Develop some serious abdominal strength and stamina with this move that’s often seen in CrossFit-style workouts. HOW TO DO IT: Begin lying face up with legs fully extended and arms overhead, one palm stacked on top of the other. Engage your abs and round your spine, lifting your head, neck, shoulders and legs off the floor to make a C shape with your body. Your arms should stay extended by ears. Hold for five to 15 seconds, and then return to start. Do three sets of five to eight reps.



5.Boat Pose
This exercise is harder than it looks! Build strength, stamina and flexibility all at the same time with this challenging move that comes to us from yoga.
HOW TO DO IT: Begin seated, balancing on your butt with your knees bent into chest. Keeping your spine naturally straight, extend your legs and hinge slightly back (avoid rounding your spine), engaging your abs to lift your legs until body resembles a letter V with arms extended on sides of thighs. Make it easier by keeping knees bent in V position if needed. Hold for 30 to 90 seconds. Do three sets.




6.Bicycle Crunches
A twist on the traditional crunch, the raised leg position in this move makes it impossible to cheat by using the glutes or legs, which can help deepen the contraction of the abdominal wall. HOW TO DO IT: Begin lying face up with your knees bent at 90 degrees over your hips and your hands clasped behind your head. Exhale and round your spine, lifting your head and shoulders off the floor. Twist your torso and draw your left knee in so that your right elbow touches it. Twist the opposite way so that your left elbow meets your right knee. Continue alternating sides for three sets of 15 reps (both sides equals one rep).






Saturday, May 5, 2018

BE MOTIVATED VIDEO

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ACCELERATE YOUR LEAN MUSCLE GAINS

HACKS TO ACCELERATE YOUR LEAN MUSCLE GAINS

Superset: perform tow different exercises back to back with minimal rest in between each set



Drop set: after your last set cut the weight in half 



Mass drop set: after you last set immediately perform 2-3 slow controlled reps with heavy weight.


Saturday, April 21, 2018

Whey Concentrate Vs Whey Isolate



People have long debated which one is better, whey protein concentrate or whey protein isolate. The truth is there is no outright winner and it largely depends on your personal nutritional goals. There are differences between whey protein isolate and whey protein concentrate. Whey protein isolate has a higher protein content and is lower in carbohydrates, lactose and fat. But it is typically more expensive due to the additional manufacturing process it undergoes. Here at TPW, we think it's worth asking yourself whether the additional benefits are worth the price tag. And as explained above, often they are if you're goal is to keep your body fat low or if you're lactose intolerant.