'Hardcore Workout C'

Posted Mar 22

'Hardcore Workout C'

'CLICK HERE FOR A FREE WORKOUT! http://www.turbulencetraining.com  Visit Turbulence Training to get your FREE sample fat burning workout. Click  here to get started: http://www.TurbulenceTraining.com  This is TT Hardcore Workout C.  This metabolic resistance circuit that we start with is one of my favorites I\'ve ever put together.  This will challenge you in so many different ways.  Start with a depth jump.  Elevate yourself a little less than a foot or even less than that.  If you are not ready for the jump, you can do regular jumps or bodyweight squats.  However, if you are only able to do bodyweight squats, you are probably in the wrong workout.  It\'s very advanced.  Make sure you do not preform this on concrete floors.  Step off with one foot and right into a squat and immediately jump straight up and land soft with your hips back to absorb the force of the jump with your muscles.  You will do 6 reps.  Move to a deadlift.  You will hold for a 2 second pause at the bottom of each repetition.  Move the bar right up against your shins, use an overhand grip, press your hips back while arching your lower back.  Pull up and slowly lower down for 3 seconds, pausing for 1 count.  Reset, arch your back and pull up.  Do 8 reps.  Move immediately into pushups.  You will be doing 50% of your maximum number (if you can do 60, you will only do 30).  Lower down, keeping your abs braced and holding your body in a straight line and drive back up.  Finish with a Turkish get-up with a kettlebell.  Lie down, bring the weight up pressing strong.  come up and slide your leg up and under while holding your arm up and keeping your shoulder in a strong position the entire time.  Move your leg back out and slowly lower down without losing control of your arm and weight.   Do all reps on one side and then switch and repeat on the other side.  That concludes our first metabolic circuit of Workout C.  The second metabolic circuit starts with a 1-leg bench squat.  Stand on the bench with your hands out in front of you.  Step off the bench to the side, while you push your hips back for a 4 second lowering phase.  You can touch the floor if you need to, but if you can control it, just stop right before your foot reaches the floor and come back up.  Do 10 reps and repeat on the other side.  After that, you will do renegade rows with either flat hex dumbbells or kettlebells.  Start with your body in a straight line with your abs braced.  Row the weights up and alternate sides (using the same amount of weights on each side).  You will be doing pushups with your hands on the stability ball.  These work your triceps a little more.  Keep your body in a straight line and lower down.  Drive back up.  Some people have some wrist problems with that exercise, so you can do a different kind of pushup in place of them.  You can do pushups with your feet on the ball or close grip type pushups.  Finish with hanging leg raises.  The easiest grip is with the bars that go straight out so your palms face one another.  Keep your abs braced and bring your legs up.  Keep it controlled on the way down.  If you can\'t do those, you can do stability ball rollouts in place of them.  Roll out with a stretch on the way out, keeping it controlled and contract your abs on the way up.  And, we have one more superset to go.  First up will be a burpee/chin-up combo.  You will start with a burpee, dropping down, add a pushup and come back up with a jump.  Then move immediately into a chin-up with an underhand grip.  Go right back into a burpee and then a chin-up.  This is great for people who can\'t do so many chin-ups in a row.  You will get that little break with the burpee.  You want to do 10 of these, but if you can\'t do 10 chinups, just do as many as you can and then finish the rest with just burpees.  For the last exercise, you will do cross body mountain climbers with your feet on the ball.  This is a little bit harder than the ones we did earlier.  Do 8 reps per side (alternating sides).  Rest and repeat.  Finish up with adrenaline interval training.  This time you will do 36 seconds of work with 54 seconds of recovery.  This is still the same 2-3 ratio of interval training to rest.  It\'s a lot easier to do on a machine for interval training.  2 things you can change up, you can do your interval training the day after your workout days.  You can change that up so you can do shorter workouts.     And to get access to the #1 weight loss secret of social support and to ask  Craig Ballantyne your weight loss questions, visit the Turbulence Training  Membership site here: http://www.ttmembers.com' 

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