Butt Bible Review
Quick and dirty takeaways: Great routines that really target the glutes, so you don’t need to worry about overtraining your legs. The order of exercises is excellent. You’ll get a good warm-up and then get into the workout. Your butt will be sore the next day. I recommend doing this workout at least two days apart from your leg day to avoid any overtraining or training through soreness. I purchased The Butt Bible DVD set by Pauline Nordin in 2013. Pauline is a great role model for women who want a top-level physique. She speaks the truth about other training techniques during the video. I especially like her comment about yoga butts, and…
P90X Review
I followed the full 90 days of P90X back in 2007. Quick and dirty review: To the best of my knowledge, this is the best home workout DVD series for your whole body. Below is how I came to that conclusion. The program is considerate of varying fitness goals and offers specific training regimens for each goal. Different nutritional needs are considered also. The program provides a guide with many food options, including sample meals. The program considers training cycles! They know what they are doing for sure. Each fitness goal has its own set of training cycles. Anyone who knows what they are doing when it comes to fitness instruction…
Scivation Xtend Review
Xtend Pre-Workout Supplement: This supplement has been on of my favorites for years. It really provides an energy boost without giving you a jittery feeling. A full serving before your workout is advised, and on off days, a serving in you water throughout the day. Unfortunately, I recently learned that something in the formula is linked to cancer. I have since dropped use of the product. Now, I go without a pre-workout supplement training days. I know there are plenty of other products on the market that serve the same function, however, over the years, I have found that I can handle most workouts without a pre-wo supplement. Old rating:…
Bowflex Uppercut Review
The Uppercut is the latest of BowFlex’s contraptions. It looks like a device primarily used to assist with a movement rather than add resistance. On the other hand, it looks great for exercises that involve the legs and core, such as pikes and hip lifts. I wouldn’t mind having one of these at the gym to assist my clients on more advanced pushing movements, like one arm push ups. The material the UpperCut is made out of looks like hard plastic. That material does not last that long, so there is a design flaw with that. My overall opinion is that this piece of equipment isn’t for an advanced…
