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Cable Triceps Pushdown

By FitnessDude · Comments (0)
Saturday, January 9th, 2010

The Cable Triceps Pushdown is a great workout for strengthening  your triceps.  You will need a cable machine to perform this work, so if you have a gym membership then you should be ready to go.  Even though this workout is pretty basic, it is important to keep good form throughout the whole routine.  If you do not keep good form then the workout will be useless and you might end up injuring yourself. There are different handles to choose from, but just pick the one you feel more comfortable with.  So here is how you do a proper cable triceps pushdown.

TricepsPushdown2 Cable Triceps PushdownStep 1: Start by facing the cable machine and stand tall.  Your feet should be hip width apart and your elbows should be tucked by you sides.  Hold the handle with your palms facing the ground.

Step 2: Start with the handle just under your chest area. Inhale slowly, then exhale as you push the handle down until your arm are straight.  Make sure that your elbows stay in the same position they started in. Then slow bring your hands back to the the start position

Key points:

- Make sure that you do not rock your body, remember this is not a full body workout, but focus on your triceps.

- Continue to breathe, do not hold your breath.

- As you get tired, your elbow will want to move quite a bit, but make sure to keep them still and stationary.

The picture above shows you the correct form.  If you would like to put one foot in front of the other, that is fine too.

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Beginning Interval Training

By FitnessDude · Comments (0)
Friday, November 20th, 2009

If you are tired of your workout routine, and if you have hit a workout plateau where you have stopped seeing results.  You need to start interval training.  Interval training will give a whole new dimension to your workout routine, it will bring excitement and will help you bust through that workout plateau.

interval training 300x180 Beginning Interval TrainingInterval training will help you get faster results, and will help you burn calories far after the workout is done with.  Interval training is the answer you have been looking for.  So how do you start your own interval training circuit?  Where do you start a interval training circuit.

You can start an interval training system on a treadmill at the gym, but it is not always the safest choice.  The best place and the safest place to begin a interval training circuit is outside on a field or a park.

Here is an example of an interval training circuit that you can use as a guide.

Warm Up for 5 minutes

After warming up, do about 4 minutes of stretching, focus on hamstrings, quads, calves, hip flexors, and make sure to breath through out the stretching and relax.

Interval Circuit:

Interval 1 – 30-second; 90-second rest period

Interval 2 – 30-second; 90-second rest period

Interval 3 – 30-second; 90-second rest period

Interval 4 – 30-second; 90-second rest period

Interval 5 – 30-second; 90-second rest period

Interval 6 – 30-second; 90-second rest period

Interval 7 – 30-second; 90-second rest period

Interval 8 – 30-second

It might become necessary to only have 60 second rest periods if 90 seconds feels to long.  After the interval circuit is over, make sure to do 2 minutes of cool down and then another 2 minutes of stretching.  The whole workout is just under 30 minutes long.  After doing this interval workout a few times a week, you will start to see some great results.

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