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May 8 2009

New Rock Your Body fitness routine – part1

This is a great workout for burning fat, developing muscle endurance, and improving your cardiovascular system. This workout is appropriate even for beginners, because the difficulty level depends on the amount of weight that you are lifting. To receive the maximum fat burning benefits of this workout, you have to go for intensity and you are going to have to sweat. Sometimes I get an email or comment from people who are asking for less challenging workouts. This is the easiest workout that you can expect from me. I am not willing to waste my time or your time with silly aerobic workouts that do absolutely nothing for fat reduction or conditioning.

Marty Gallagher the author of The Purposeful Primitive writes in his weekly fitness column for dragondoor.com about these type of worthless aerobics – he calls them ”aerobic disgraces.” He goes on to say that  ”the epitome of  disgraceful would be Jane Fonda-type workout where a pack of syncopated sissies would gyrate and contort in a group aerobics dance class to the swinging sounds of Britney Spears or some sugary-sweet pop music. Everyone would wear an outfit and no one would sweat.”

People tend to think that cardio must be somehow separated from weight training and that it’s impossible to train aerobically at home without an expensive cardio machine that takes up half of your living room. Wrong. The most beneficial cardio is the one that is bloody intensive and makes you sweat like a pig. Rock Your body Workout – Release 2 is exactly that type of cardio. ”While running and swimming are fabulous cardio activities, and as natural for an athlete as natural can be, lifting heavy weights for high reps burns more calories than either activity”  says Marty Gallagher in his fitness column.


This workout has 8 parts; 8 different exercises. You will do 3 sets by 40 reps and change the exercise slightly every 10 reps. Try to keep your rest periods as short as possible. All you need for this workout are 2 pairs of reasonably heavy dumbbells and some space around you. I am using 15 pound dumbbells for bigger muscle groups and 8 pound dumbbells for smaller muscle groups. Beginners who have never tried this type of workout have to keep 2 things in mind. First the weight should feel heavy for the last few reps in each set and really heavy in the last few reps of the last set. Second you should be able to complete all of the reps in each set keeping good form. If you can’t keep good form for all of the reps, then your weights are too heavy.

There will be 7 more parts in this fitness routine, so don’t forget to check back for the rest of the workout.

Best,

Zuzana.

  • Marcia

    Hi suzana,

    Very good exercise!!! that´s great. I think it will be possible we exchange experiences eachother, i´m a phisician, and i like so much your site! you are very sweet.

    P.S : suzana i want to say sorry to you , my computer get a spyware virus, and if you receive something in my name , but something bad, it´s not me, i´m trying to arrange , fix the computer, urgh!!! Because my all friends complaining me saying why i´m writting some things bad to them! because they didn´t know my computer was infected! I had a blog like you but a lot of bad people, that has envy, and jealousy of mine did it! now i stopped to the blog, and i will restart another, but i don´t know when! kisses and have a good luck!

    I enjoy with your blog, very informative to the people!

  • Rick

    Hi Zuzana,

    I have a question regarding this exercise since at the angle it was hard to tell… for proper form, should you keep a slight arch in your lower back or should it be straight through the entire range of motion? Also with form, are you focusing on lifting with the legs and glutes only or does the back and arms play a part… i.e., letting the legs do all the work, or split the muscle tension between core and legs?

    Great fitness site, by the way. I’ve seen it evolve over the past year and it keeps getting better and better. Your results speak for itself!

    Thanks for your input.
    R

  • http://bodyrock.tv Tanya

    Hi Zuzana,

    I really looking forward to the new rock your body workout! I loved the original rock your body workout and im sure i will this one..:)

    Well done Zuzana for achieving such a incredible results and always keeping this website soooo interesting!!

    P.S. these weight u’re using looks more like 15 kilos,not pounds

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Rick, keep a slight arch in your back, your weight is on your heels and it’s like you are pushing the floor away with your feet, driving the hips forward and contracting your butt and abs. At the same time you are pulling the weights towards you and up with your arms and back.

  • Charles

    Thank you zuzana, your tips are right on target.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=646980665 Angie

    Hi Zuzana

    I was wondering what your thoughts are involving Tracey Andersen’s aerobic dance classes and her use of only three-pound weights. I’m currently using eight pounds and am seeing more results after increasing the weight. She has been gaining a lot of popularity, having been training Madonna and Gwyneth Peltrow, and do you think that its sending a wrong message to women who still believe that they’ll become huge if they use heavier weights?

    Thanks for the Summer Fitness Program!
    Angie

  • E.E.

    how’s it going Zuzana? :)
    so just for clarification, is each video supposed to be for each day? ie: this particular video is only for today? Or, are all the 8 parts together supposed to be compacted into one day? dekuju! :)

  • Georgeta

    so Zuzana…. the deadlift is more like the Romanian deadlift technique..?thank you :)

  • b

    hey z, just wanted to say congrats on getting your cert! :)

  • Ben

    Hi BodyRock Team,

    first of all, I really like your website! I sumbled upon your great vids on YouTube, keep them up. I got a question and didn’t know where to post it… The only time I can work out is later in the evening – about 10 pm to 11 pm. Now does that effect my gains? Is it better to work out earlier or is there no difference?
    Greets from overseas,
    Ben

  • Joan

    Hi. I have been watching your vids, but my case here isn’t about losing fats but gaining muscle mass.

    My main question is: How do you manage to add on muscle mass and keep up the definition?

    I’m currently underweight and am having some definition from training, but it’s really difficult for me to gain anything.

  • Stas

    Hi.
    I was wondering if this series will be good for just gaining muscle?
    I have begun weight training but feel as though there is more I can do do develop more defined muscles, like yours of course =)
    If this is not the correct series, can you tell me if you will be putting one together anytime in the near future?
    Thanks in advance,
    Stas

  • http://www.experiencerelief.com Kindra

    YOU ROCK!
    You are in killer shape and are very creative and motivating!
    I LOVE all your workouts and appreciate your dedication!
    Thanks,
    Kindra

  • Anthony

    that loooks hard

  • I.M.

    Hy Zuzana,
    I’ve been exercising by your videos for two weeks now, and I see some changes, but I have a question; I ordered caliper and I’m still waiting it to arrive so I don’t know my body fat percentage yet, but according to my total body weight I lost 3 kg in 8 days, and 2 cm on my waist and thighs. I know that’s a little to fast and maybe I just lost some muscle instead of fat (bur I’m doing cardio and weight training), so I’m wondering what is the optimal loss in cm in body measures per week?
    Best,
    I.M.

  • Pamela

    Hi Zuzana,

    I still visit your site, follow your routines, and have tried incorporating the smaller meals more frequently plan. I wanted you to know I’ve had excellent results gaining muscle/toning my body! I frequent other sites, but I find your workouts the most challenging.

    Later! :)

  • Pamela

    By the way..

    If other visitors to your site are asking for less challenging workouts, I found your earlier videos to be right at my level when starting.

  • Suzie

    I just had a baby so I am looking to work out at home. I have tons of weight to lose so I am going to try this. Should this routine be done on a daily basis?

  • Georgeta

    never mind my question !!…lol

  • flaviarj

    I´m willing to see he rest of the workout, cause i really wanna start this one!!!

  • http://bodyrock.tv Garrett

    zuzanna, As a personal trainer and group fitness instructor I am always looking for new exercises, tips, tricks, and coaching methods. I found your videos informative, creative, and fun. Do you develop all of your own routines or what references do you use or prefer in addition to bodyrock.tv

    Thanks

  • http://inbestshapeofmylife.blogspot.com/ Galina

    Zuzana,

    you got your belly ring back??? or its older video??

    I removed my, not sure if i can put it back…

  • http://www.aesirworld.com Charles Rodriguez

    I agree that this workout is both effective for expert and beginners because the use of lifting different weights is key to target the muscle points. To stimulate the sense of stress therefore it repairs and more muscle gets built and more fat get used up.

  • http://www.aesirworld.com Charles Rodriguez

    Oh and Zuzana since your a female, does it matter if guys do the kind of workouts you do?
    I mean I do think the workouts you do is for everyone not just women. I guess if a man decides to do this workout, they might have to have heavier weights maybe.

  • Ann Marie

    Hi Zuzana,

    This is going to be a great workout – I can’t wait to see the remaining exercises. I love all of your variations!

    Thanks for posting!

    xoxo AM

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Charles, the rules are the same for everyone.

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Galina, I removed my piercing a couple months ago and than I have changed my mind. Why did you remove your piercing?

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    We are working on it! Please be patient.

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Joan, you have to vary the intensity of your workouts. More reps and sets with heavy weight and short breaks will result in muscle hypertrophy. Muscle definition can be achieved with really heavy weight and low rep range (5reps max.) I think that the best way to achieve both the muscle hypertrophy and muscle tone is EDT – escalating density training. For women it’s harder to gain muscle mass so you have to eat more and make sure you eat protein and complex carbs with every meal. Your diet should be low in fat.

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Stas, with this workout women will for sure experience gains in muscle definition and fat loss rather than hypertrophy – muscle growth.

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    HI E.E., I’m fine, thanks for asking. How are you? The whole workout is made of 8 parts.

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Angie, there is nothing wrong about exercising with light weight if heavy weight training is incorporated in your weekly program as well. It is good to change the intensity for muscle recovery. But exercising with little weight all the time seems like an incredible waste of time to me. Women can’t get bulky from lifting heavy. Women can get bulky from eating too much.

  • flaviarj

    My program was something like that:
    day 1- weight training – (for triceps, shoulders, chest, and legs with differentes types os squats)
    i´m sepparating the train in two parts of one our each part, beacause i read that exercises for strenght must be done in trainings of maximum one hour duration, so i divide my train in two trains of 1 hour each instead of 2 hours without stop
    day 2- in the evening cardio (from your video of tabata style) and abdominals (1 hour duration – half hour abdominals, half hour cardio) and in the morning sequences os swastia yôga (45 minutes)
    day 3- weigh training – (for back, biceps and forearms, and legs again) The same way, divided in two parts of one hour each
    day 4- like day 2, but with diferent types of cardio (I´m doing the cardio of your summer fit workout) and abdominals and again in the morning swastia yôga sequences (45 minutes)
    day 5- i was doing a circuit (of your summer fit circuit workout) i´m doing half an our in the morning and other half an hour in the afternoon
    *After all the workouts i wait half an hour and stretch, two days a week, heavy stretch, other days, light stretch.

    So, the question is, this new rock your body fitness routine.. in witch day i should put it? i think this must go in one of the days of the cardio, am i right? or the cardio with heavy weights more weight training for strengh will bring me risc of overtraining?
    And the other question, i want to gain muscle and definition, i´m 1,73M and 56 kg, i´m lean, but not too much, and i´m kind athletic, but my arms doesn´t respond as well, and i use heavy weights (for example, shoulders: 7kg), i doesn´t have the legs fat problem, my problem of fat is a litlle fat in the sides of my waist, i wanna know if my exercise program is right for my goals.. pls help, or just give me a tip!! ^^
    Thanks a lot and congratz for your great site and inspiration!!!(Forgot to say, i eat clean and well – 5 meals a day, i know all the rules!)
    he best for you toooo!! =]

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Flaviarj, are you sure that you are exercising enough? Just kidding :) I wish I had so much time to workout. I think that you are capable of finding out for yourself which day you should do the new workout routine. You can work the same muscle group every day if you want as long as you feel always strong and energized. If you notice some decrease in strength and performance – it is a sign of fatigue which means that you should give yourself some rest until you feel fresh again. Good job by the way, it is great that you are putting the time to your fitness. Keep it up.

  • http://www.aesirworld.com Charles Rodriguez

    That’s what I thought. It should be the same, especially if you’re out of shape. Gender should not matter.

    Thanks Zuzana!

  • flaviarj

    ok, i got the tip!! \o/
    it´s great to know that i can work the same muscle group every day, i didn´t know that!I thought tha, for gain mass i should give lots of rest, but i´m seeing it´s a more personalized thing!!!
    Untill now i didn´t feel fatigue, ínstead of that i feel energized as u said!
    Thanks a lot for the tip, u´re the best!
    I started to really keep the exercising serious after i found u´re site! u´re great inspiration!! ^^ Congratz!

  • http://inbestshapeofmylife.blogspot.com/ Galina

    I was so out of shape and that ring did not look right on a fat belly;) And after removing, I remember you talking about energy flow in a body, and I believe that as well, and I think you have such a good looking stomach, and ring take attention from all the hard work you do on your abs.. My will look just like yours soon;))) I will post a latest pics on my blog, check it out;))))

    Even I dont fallow all of your routines, you still such a motivation to me ;)

  • Rick

    Thanks for the tips, Zuzana. I made the adjustments you mentioned, but feel the burn/stress more in my lower back than in my legs. Is that what’s expected? Maybe my form is off. I find my knees interfere with the range of motion of the free weights in the first set.

    R.

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Rick, that is quite normal that you can feel it more in your lower back. When you are pulling the weight up, pull it also towards you and by the time the weights reach your knees, your legs should be already almost straight so that your knees are not in the way.

  • http://www.scottyork.com Scott

    Z – great job with these videos! Well shot, great quality.

    “The Purposeful Primitive” is one of my favorite books!

    Keep up the great work!

    Scott

  • Nicole

    Hi Zuzana. My question is if it is true that if a person eats too much fruit it causes insulin to be pumped more which holds on to fat? I’ve been trying to lose weight so I have been eating more fruit and when someone told me this it discouraged me, now i feel like i cant eat anything b/c nothing is good for you. plz help… thanks

  • Katrina

    hey zuzana.
    i stumbled across ur site a few days ago. its perfect for me!
    i love this workout but i was wondering if i can do it everyday?
    should i be doing a different workout each day?
    can u do a weekly plan so i know that im not overworking my muscles?
    as in monday – rock your body workout, tuesday – 20 minute cardio etc

    i love what you guys have done!!
    thank you for helping me kick start my new body!

    much love, Katrina

  • Ashley

    Hi Zuzana, I have about 6 weeks to train to enter a pageant contest, I am trying to put together a workout plan as well as a meal plan. I am 5 ft and 8 inches, and I weigh around 130 pounds. My problem areas are my stomach, obliques and arms. I want to tone my body up without losing too much weight because I am a little skinny already. What should I do? I would appreciate your help. Thank You.
    P.S. You should be a model because you have the face and body for it.

  • Rey

    Hello Suzana,
    Thank you for the new challenge. I just completed the new series today and I love it. What about the bicepts? Is there a reason you didn’t include them in this series?

  • http://BodyRock.Tv Iz (short for Israel)

    Good morning Zuzana,
    Is it safe for the body to do weight training with bare feet? 4 month ago I made my own workout routine but could not afford sneakers. So I trained anyways to see what will happen. I began to have symptoms of-get ready for this big word-Chondromalacia Patella. In short an injury in the knees. This could be a question that has the answer in it.LOL But..um..what do you think?

  • Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Iz, if it was safe to do any kind of activity only with sneakers on, then why weren’t we born with sneakers on already? Many trainers believe that weight training should be practiced only with bare feet or shoes with flat solid sole.

  • Andrea

    seriously how do i get your abs?

  • Hannah

    Iz-
    That is an overuse injury that I doubt being shoeless caused. Look at your form and whether you increased workload or even just moved too quickly into too much too quick–those are often the reasons for CP–I feel your pain:(

  • Tuuli

    To Iz: I have pretty flat feet, so I have to do squats with shoes on, otherwise my feet won’t stay on the ground, and my ankles simply don’t bend if I don’t have something under my feet :> I’ve also had knee problems all my life – I was actually supposed to have them operated, but I was too scared of surgery, and I’m happy I didn’t have it, since now they’re in much, much better condition, thanks to adequate exercise.

    I’m relatively new to weight training, and I’ve been doing the Rock Your Body work out every other day for about 2 months now (the results are great, thank you for such a fun workout), but what sort of concerns me, is that I get a lot of bruising (relatively small black areas) from working out, mainly in my legs and arms. Is this normal?

  • http://www.bodyrock.tv/ Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Tuuli,
    I am glad that you are getting positive results, but you should check with your doctor about the bruising – it is not normal to be bruised from regular weight training.

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  • Alana

    Holy smokes this was good I did this for my morning workout with 15lbs and 8lbs dumbells i enjoyed although it was very intense i took longer breaks but i will continue to strive for shorter breaks…..

  • sergeanttc

    i know this routine has been up for a while, but i only recently found you. now i’m a huge fan and follow you on twitter also. i’m always looking for a way to change up my workouts… you are a breath of fresh air! i’m a distance runner but i’m into all around fitness also. i can’t wait to use this work out. 8 parts; 3 sets of 4 exercises; 10 reps each exercise (the 4 exercises are variations of each other targeting the same muscle group)Do i have that right? That’s awsome! 8x3x4x10=960 reps!! This will be great on those snowy days when it’s too cold to run. A great benefit is that i can plug in almost any exercises to this for a variety. Thanks so much for what you do!

  • Debbie Silva

    Hi Zuzana i love your videos,I am 50 years young and have exercised all my life.I started implementing your video’s on July 26,2009 and have seen some definition in my granny arm’s.Alhtough i have not lost weight,i have noticed my waistline reducing.I was wearing size 16 and now its 08/28/09 and my pants i can put my fist into front of tummy and i think i am one or two sizes smaller.I dont measure with tape for fear of seeing old number waist size.Thank you so much, because i ordered P90x and it was too weird for me.But i will continue useing your exercises and keep you informed of my progress.

  • http://www.bodyrock.tv/ Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Debbie,

    thanks for writing me, and good luck with your progress :) let me know how you are doing.

  • Helga

    hihi

    thanks for all the videos i love all your exercises but the question is what do you do? how does your workoutprogram sound like? how often do you work out and when do you do cardio and when do you do waight training?

    Thank you :)

  • Liza Michelle

    so with all this full body workout..do I need to do xtra running or any cardio activities????

  • Sheena

    hi zuzana

    this routine looks awesome, and i really wanna give it a try. you’re seriously inspiring, and have the body i dream of! anyways, i’m wondering how often i should perform this a week? since its a full body routine, would two times be sufficient enough, and on alternating days sticking to some form of cardio?

    thanks!

  • http://www.bodyrock.tv/ Zuzana – BodyRock.Tv

    Hi Sheena,

    if you really want results, then try this routine 3 times a week and some easier cardio based workouts on alternate days. Don’t forget to keep your exercise log and write down reps, sets, weight and time. Switch to different workout routines after 4 weeks.

  • Gaelle

    Hi Zuzana,

    I absolutely love your workouts and i was planning doing this one. I really want to loose my stomach. Actually, it is the biggest part of my body right now and it’s large. I currently weight 143 and want to loose 30 pounds (btw i’m 5’1). So will this help me to loose all the weight? Or is there another workout you can suggest me?

    Thank you!

  • Bertram

    Thanks for another great workout!
    btw – is your server for the iphone app down? I cannot connect anymore these days… it is useful to read to your diet tips and watch your video udpates. Please let (us) know.

  • Brittany

    You do a awfully good job at doing the workouts for yourself but you like don’t explain how to do it.

  • Haylie

    You are awesome. I love all your workouts!

  • Patrycja

    Hey Zuzana,
    First of all, you’re incredibly inspiring and I find your enthusiasm so sincere and charming!
    Second, a question regarding the routine –
    “This workout has 8 parts; 8 different exercises. You will do 3 sets by 40 reps and change the exercise slightly every 10 reps.”
    So all 8 exercises, 3 sets of each and 40 reps TOTAL in the work out or for each rep? I’m a little confused!

  • Lvette

    Hi Zuzana & Frederick,

    I have been glued to my computer the last three days because of your site. Great site guys. I am challenging myself to workout to your posting for one full year. My goal is not to lose weight, but rather to be fit, strong and healthy. I already follow the eat clean diet, but I do need to practice portion control and do a more regular exercise program.

    I plan to started my program today with your New Rock Your body exercises. I’m following your advise to Sheena. I’ll do the WRYD Monday, Wednesday & Thursday. for four weeks. After four weeks, I’ll do other one of your total body workout. Change to new programs every four weeks.

    As of Feb 15, 2010 @ 8am here are my measurement:

    Height: 155cm
    Weight: 129lb
    Waist: 71cm
    Hips: 95cm
    Shoulder: 46cm
    Chest: 84cm
    Thigh: 33cm (measurement around one thigh)
    Bicep: 28cm (not flex)
    Calf: 33cm

    I will measure myself the same time 2011. I know that my height will not change, but miracle could happen lol. As a thirty-nine years female this is a promise to myself.

    Zuzana, what light cardio exercise would you advise I do for Tuesdays and Thursdays from your programs?

    Thanks to both of you for making this site free. You care, its shows your goal is not for quick money.

    Take care!

  • Frederick

    Zuzana says to try one of our jump rope workouts on those days at a much easier less intensive pace.

  • Lvette

    Thanks Frederick for the suggestion.

    I am so sore from Monday’s workout. By chest/shoulder are killing. Too sore to do anything on Tuesday, but back to WRYD this morning. Hurray!

  • Sherry Ryan

    Hi Zuzana,

    I have also just strated your training as of Friady last week and it’s brilliant, I think I started with one of the hardiest workouts. I call it the prison cell workout I found on utube it cosisted of 30 leg lunges 30 burpees and pushups and 30 cresent kicks over a chair I’ve never worked so hard it took me all 3 sets in 22mins and 15 sec. Staurday I did Crucnch Time Core and Abs I did this workout of 2 rounds in 24mins 51sec and today I did the above workout I did 4 sets instead of 3 in around 20 mins because I wanted my 20 min workout. I also do Marial arts every Monday night and have one day off a week which is Sunday. I think your training is going to be very beneficial and thank-you very much for all the hard work you’ve shown us. :)

  • Therri Sailere

    You guys are doing a Fantastic job! I appreciate all of this soooo much. I’m an okay build but I really want to tone my body. Especially after having four children. I’d really like to see if it’s possible to tone a body that’s been through all of that without any other means than what’s natural.
    I also wanted to add that I appreciate your hard work so much that I’m hoping I can at least make a donation to your site. Let me know.
    Please don’t ever change anything (in terms of charging) I’m sure that a donation button would get the same results.
    Plus seeing your workouts and doing them right along with you is great motivation!

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  • Kelly

    Thanks so much for this workout routine! I did it two days ago and woke up feeling pretty sore, and it felt awesome! :D I’m about to attempt it again. I’ve been doing a few of your long routines like this, and then a couple of your daily workouts over the past three weeks. I’m already noticing a difference in my legs and arms! Thanks again. I hope that by following your workouts along with running/walking outside, I’ll really make a difference this year. :D

  • Sonia

    I have one question , I must be do 40 reps for each one of this exercises in each set???then each set contains 160 reps??? is correct, or are 10 reps for each exercise, which in total are 40 reps, sorry my english is not very well.

  • Claire murphy

    Hi,
    My name is claire and I love this workout. I am 3 months away from my 19th birthday and I feel better than ever doing this workout. I have always been an athlete through swimming, soccer, basketball, and running. In high school I was always fit because I would play on three soccer teams at a time practicing two to three times a day on some days. But when I reached college and my priorities changed to academic success I realized that I would have less and less time to workout but nevertheless I made sure to workout everyday even if it was just running up and down the stairwell in my dorm. I just can’t focus and get things done without exercise. I am a newbie to your site and I love it. I have been hooked on this workout especially. I have changed the routine up a little bit. I only do two sets because I’m my quite strong enough yet but after each exercise I do 80 jump ropes to keep my blood pumping and my body loose. My next step is watching what I eat I have a horrible diet. I have ADHD and take medications many of them but it stiffles my appetite so my mom just feeds me anything because any food is better than nothing. Hopefully I can change my patterns to reach my full potential. Thanks for the amazing workouts and please never stop! Have a great rest of your year I love you guys!
    Claire

  • Guest

    hmm, where is the description for the first exercise in this workout?

  • Shanzcabo

    Same here cant see any video or what the excersizes are???

  • Stella_Greece

    Hello Sonia. You have to do 10 reps of each one of the 4 exercises of the set; that means by the end of the first SET you will have done a total 40 reps. You must do 3 sets that means 3×40=120 reps

  • http://www.sparkpeople.com/mypage.asp?id=VW_STEPH Stephanie

    Started this today for something different. It’s funny how it’s the form that gets harder as your body tires after the reps. Great stuff!

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