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Tip! Leave your ego at the door! ? Bodybuilding Champions focus on the process and not on themselves. Your life should not center on you and you alone.

My name is Greg Ryan. I am a fitness expert, professional bodybuilder, personal, trainer to movie stars, former employee of Kathy Smith and over 50,000 hours of paid personal training sessions under my belt. For the last twenty years I have been able to continually make progress, stay consistent and have some fun in my quest to be in better shape. One very important technique you need to learn is how to monitor your heart rate. I have been able to keep my body fat low for years because I am efficient not because I know it all. Here is what I mean:

Low Body Fat Technique #3: The Shock Affect

People quit exercise programs for two reasons: boredom and lack of results. Let’s
look at one way of curbing both reasons for not following through on an exercise
program and how to keep your body fat levels low.

Ever drive the same way to work each morning? Ever order basically the same foods
every time you eat out? Ever sit in the same area at the movie theatre? Humans are
creatures of habit. Our exercise programs are treated no differently. One simple
solution to low body fat levels is incorporating variety into your daily workouts.

You see I believe your body after about two months on the same program gets so
use to the order of exercises, the level of effort of the treadmill and the type of
equipment you use that it adapts. Similar to what your body dies when taking
antibiotics.

Tip! Pay your dues and do not cheat by taking steroids ? Bodybuilding Champions SHOULD do it the right way, without drugs! You can never replace hard work, and hard work always pays off. Others may not know you are cheating, but at the end of the day you do.

So what do you do? It does not have to be some huge change in your workout
program. Here are ten suggestions:

1. Change the order of your weight training exercises, keeping the larger muscle
groups first.

2. Never do the same cardio piece of equipment two days in a row.

3. Alternate your intensity levels of your workouts each time.

4. Alternate your rep ranges each time.

5. Do weights before cardiovascular training every so often.

6. Workout at different times of the day.

7. Listen to different music once on a while.

8. Change the accessories of the equipment once in a while – Handles

9. Change workout places on occasion.

10. Change your program up every ten weeks.

No matter what it is your body gets use to the routine. Change it up and change
your body fats.

Greg Ryan is a high profile fitness expert and former employee of Kathy Smiths. Best selling author of the Changing from the INSIDE book series. Discover the common sense way to lose weight with out dieting. A proven formula the doctor’s DON’T want you to know about. For FREE MINI COURES click here http://www.resolutions.bz

Tip! Get a mentor- Bodybuilding Champions are never afraid to ask for help. Champs know that knowledge is power.

Have you ever had a day when things just seem to go your way? Have you ever been boating or canoeing and the current just took you away? Everything just seemed to flow together didn’t it? There is nothing better than to have a workout where your momentum builds and builds and you walk out feeling really energized. I call this; “The Art of Flow.”

Here are some tips in keeping the flow into your workout.

Workout Visualization:

Go over your workout program in your head before you enter the club. The less decisions you have to make in the gym the better you will be able to focus. Having workout charts to follow helps. Also, when the clubs are busy it helps to have different options for a particular piece of equipment (you never want to wait for a piece of equipment)

Tip! Ashamed to ask for help: The smartest thing I did when I was first started bodybuilding and competing was to ask for help. Knowledge is power when you adapt it to your personality.

Water Breaks:

Water is a must during your workout; however minimize your breaks by carrying a water bottle with you. Walking across the gym takes time and gives you opportunities to waste time and lose momentum. You might see some one who wants to talk, or you lose a piece of equipment you wanted to use.

Work the Room:

Pre planning your workout can save a lot of wasted time and energy as well as help build momentum. Instead of zigzagging around the round, pick your exercises and pieces of equipment close to each other. This may be challenging during busy hours in a gym, but if you can move smoothly and quickly from one exercise to another, your momentum builds and you do not waste energy.

Tip! More is not better! ? Bodybuilding Champions work smarter not harder. Efficiency and knowledge is the key to becoming a true champion.

Wait No More:

It is important for not only flow, but for variety that you learn different options to exercises. Nothing hinders the flow of a workout more than waiting for a particular piece of equipment. This should never be. If you have one or two other options of equipment to use do not be afraid to change your planned routine.

It is much easier turning a car while you are driving it rather than sitting still, and it’s easier and more fun to reach your goal when you have momentum in your workout.

Greg Ryan is a high profile fitness expert and former employee of Kathy Smiths. Best selling author of the Changing from the INSIDE book series. Discover the common sense way to lose weight with out dieting. A proven formula the doctor’s DON’T want you to know about. For FREE MINI COURES click here http://www.resolutions.bz

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