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The Top 5 Exercises That Build A Healthy Body!




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So you wanna get in shape, huh? I bet you'll be glad you found

this article. Not because I wrote it (just kidding), but because

it's the foundation to a great strength training program. Here

are the facts:







* If 100 people join a gym today, only 50 of them will still be

there in 6 months.







* Of those 50 people, 40 will not seek the help of a

personal trainer.







* Of those 40 people, 35 will not be working out effectively or

efficiently.







That means that out of our original 100 gym go-ers, only 5 are

actually realizing their goals in a safe and effective way.







What am I getting at? Everyone needs to exercise... the correct

way. I am a personal trainer that trains loads of clients on a

daily basis. I typically see my clients (many with little or no

exercise experience) surpass those that come to the gym every

single day. Why is that?







Here's why you'll be glad you found this article, and were

smart enough to read it. Strength training is necessary. Just as

necessary as cardio. Even for women! You can run for an hour on

the treadmill every single day of your life, but that does

little to nothing for your bone density and muscular strength.

As we age, we lose massive amounts of bone density. Ever heard

of osteoporosis? YIKES!



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The point of this article is to show you the five basic

exercises to build overall strength and toning. You need nothing

more than two free weights, a chair or bench, and a floor. Easy

so far, right? There are no jazzy techniques or $30 videos to

buy. Nothing more that what I mentioned above. Really use these

exercises to develop a proper strength training routine. I will

provide help if you need it. At the bottom of this page is a

link to my website. I think you'll benefit from it more than any

other site in the world. It's down-to-Earth and focused on

results. And we leave all the big technical terms out of it.







Here are the top 5 strength training exercises for overall

strength:







Plank Pose- My absolute favorite exercise of all

time. This baby works those abs more than a crunch could

possibly imagine. Oh don't worry about neck pain, that's a

non-issue with this one.







Squat- I told you... nothing fancy. This exercise

makes your quadriceps (front of thigh) work like crazy. Check

out all the variations of this exercise as well. Who knew a yoga

pose called the 'Goddess' could make you quiver from exhaustion?







Bicep Curl- Work those arms! Our arms need

strength, and this exercise provides it. It's probably the most

recognized exercise out there, but that's because it works.







Push Ups- Enough said! Check the link out

anyway. It shows variations and proper form. Remember we want to

do this the right way.







Bent Over Row- This one is a little tricky, but

well worth it. It develops a strong middle back. Think of

starting your lawn mower and you'll get the motion down in a

jiffy.





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These 5 exercises represent different major muscle groups- the

abs, the thighs, the arms, the chest and the back. Those that

are serious about becoming healthy and fit really want nothing

more than the perfect program. That perfect program is

unfortunately not the same for everyone. The good news is that

with these 5 exercises, you have the foundation. Add some

cardio, flexibility and nutrition in the mix and you'll see

amazing results.







Heck, I'll even provide a FREE strength training log! I am always

available to help out too. After all, it is what I do :)



About the author:

Lynn VanDyke is the owner of strength-tra

ining-woman.com. She is a certified personal trainer,

certified yoga instructor and a certified nutritionist. Don't

miss out on the No Limits! e-zine. It's all about bringing you

no non-sense, powerful, results-focused information. Never

boring.



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