Sunday 12 February 2017

KEEP YOUR WORKOUTS SAFE WITH PERSONAL TRAINING
BOOK YOUR PERSONAL SESSIONS  BY KRISHNA MEHRA
   

WHY PERSONAL TRAINING ?





A personal trainer helps you define your fitness goals. He takes into account your current fitness level and discusses what you want to achieve through your workouts. While you may have some idea of the goals you want to set, a professional is able to help you break them down into smaller goals that are specific and realistic. The personal trainer also helps assess your progress toward those goals.

Personalized Workout

Personal trainers create a specific workout plan just for you based on what you want to achieve. The personalized plan typically gives you better results than a general workout plan. Because he knows your physical condition and medical background, he is able to make accommodations to the program to fit your needs.

Instruction

A professional trainer teaches you the proper way to perform each exercise movement in your routine. She often demonstrates the movement and watches you perform it so she can correct any issues with your posture or technique. Learning how to perform exercises properly reduces your risk of injury. You also will be able to do the exercises on your own at home or at the gym after getting professional fitness instruction.

Motivation

Motivation is often difficult to maintain when you exercise on your own. Regular sessions with a personal trainer enhance your motivation to continue with a workout regimen. Even if you don't use a personal trainer for every session, knowing that you'll meet with your trainer soon will motivate you during workouts. You also get the satisfaction of showing your trainer the improvement you've made as your exercise program proceeds.

Accountability

Another common problem is lack of commitment to a regular exercise program. When you exercise on your own, it is easier to skip a session here and there or fall off the wagon completely since there's no one to hold you accountable for you actions. When you work with a trainer, he keeps you accountable, making it more likely that you'll stick with your training program.

Variety

An experienced trainer teaches you a variety of exercise methods, which can keep you from getting bored. Also, if a specific exercise does not work for you, the trainer can change it to one that suits you better and provides the same physical benefits. Trainers also help you to make adjustments as your fitness level improves to ensure continued progress.

Efficiency

A professional personal trainer is able to make the most of your workout time, which increases the efficiency of your exercise program. This is especially beneficial when you have a limited amount of time to exercise. For example, if you have to cut your 1-hour training session short one day, your trainer can complete a routine with you that burns the same number of calories and provides the same physical benefits in half the time.

How Soon Can I See Results from a Personal Trainer?


Personal training is the backbone of the fitness industry. When you hire a personal trainer, you're paying him to assist you in reaching your fitness goals. He'll accelerate the process, but a trainer isn't a magic pill. The results you'll see with a trainer depend on the time invested per week and the goals themselves. By understanding how much time should be invested, on average, for a specific goal, you'll be a better judge of your personal trainer and your own limitations.

Training for Strength and Mass

You'll meet with your trainer on a schedule of two to four days a week, covering compound exercises. She'll progress the weight and repetition of each exercise in a controlled fashion. For example, Monday could cover a lower body movement like the deadlift, while Thursday includes an upper exercise such as the overhead press. In addition, she may suggest particular foods or supplements specific for gaining mass and strength. Expect to start seeing results after 30 days.

Training For Fat Loss

You'll likely work with your trainer three to five times per week. One to two of these sessions will be concerned with strength training to preserve muscle mass. The remaining sessions will emphasize cardio. This may include sprints or circuit training. For example, Monday and Wednesday may still be strength days. Tuesday and Thursday, however, are sprint days. You'll perform one minute of work for six sets with 90 seconds of rest between efforts. On average, you'll drop one to two pounds a week, seeing results in three to six weeks. As with strength training, your trainer may suggest foods pertinent to fat loss.

How Much Should I Pay for an At-Home Personal Trainer?


Hiring a personal trainer in health club help you reform your habits can give you the extra edge you need to meet your fitness goals. Unfortunately, private trainers can be pricey, especially when you reside in an area where trainers are in high demand. By asking upfront what a trainer's policies, contract terms and pricing are, you can begin a mutually beneficial partnership without the risk of missed communication and questionable terms.

Initial Discussion

While searching for the ideal personal trainer, you'll need to have frank discussions with the various trainers you contact.The price is 1000 to 1500  per session of 45 min. whether you have a trainer come to your home or meet at the health club. The price will vary depending upon where you live. Some may set a price on a session-by-session basis, while others prefer a monthly or contract rate. Some gyms will offer you a discount if you buy multiple training sessions or sign up as part of a new membership. Online personal training sessions are also available. If you're having the trainer come to your home, ask what type of equipment is necessary so you understand what your upfront costs are.


Contract Terms

Once you've narrowed your search to one or two personal trainers, take the time to look over the client information and contract that a reputable trainer will supply you. The contract will likely cover terms such as your agreed-upon price, the length of your contract and what exactly you're paying for. It's important to read the contract thoroughly, since once you sign it, it's a legally binding document that proves your willingness to agree to all of the terms. It's also an excellent time to address any concerns you may have with the pricing or terms.

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Exercises For A Bikini Body

Getting a beach perfect body is hard because it takes a lot of effort in working out and dieting. It's all worth it in the end as you get a killer physique!



For women planning a beach vacation is not that easy as they seem to many. As soon their plan takes off, they will start craving for that perfect bikini body. While not all women are blessed with that perfect, trimmed and toned bikini body, it doesn’t mean that they can never get in it.
So, whether you want to plan your vacation or just want to prepare for summer, its never too late to begin your bikini body workout plan. So lets get down to business and help you make super strides towards your dream physique with the most amazing and easy to follow 4 week bikini body workout
All the exercises in this ultimate workout for a bikini body plan target at least three major muscle groups in your body, thus you will end up training smarter and not longer. The result of your hard work will be visible in 4 weeks in the form of swimsuit worthy abs, thighs, butt and sleeker arms. Follow this workout plan 3 to 4 days a week for at least 20 minutes followed by the 15 minutes of high intensity cardio session. 

1.    Front Lifts 
Focus Areas: Thighs, Glutes, Calves, Abs, Shoulders
How To Perform
  •  Stand with your feet at shoulder width apart, keep arms on your sides
  •  Lift arms over your head with palms facing in
  • Lift your right leg from the hip until it becomes parallel to the ground
  • Hold the position for two counts and then drop right foot in the front lunge position
Optional Challenge: Hold 2 pound dumbbells in your hand
2. Front Lunge 
Focus Areas: Thighs, Glutes, Calves, Abs, Shoulders
How to Perform 
  • Now that you have lowered yourself in lunge position, bring both your arms to your sides at the shoulder height.
  • Hold the position for 2 counts and then rise to your standing position bringing both legs and arms to your starting position.
  • 20 reps with 10 reps per leg with complete control                                       
.    3.Leg Pull/Push Up 
Focus Areas: Chest, Back, Arms, Abs, Glutes
How To Perform 
  • Get in push up position with hands under your shoulders, draw your abdomen in, towards the spine.
  • Left left leg to hip height or even slightly higher and then lower it after two counts, repeat the same 5 times.
  • Repeat leg lifts on right leg as well. 
  • Extend left leg, bend elbows, and slowly lower chest towards the ground; straighten arms.
  • Do 5 push-ups with left leg lifted, then lower.
  • Do 5 more push-ups with right leg lifted.

4. Kneeling One Arm Side Kick 
Focus Areas: Chest, Shoulders, Glutes, Obliques
How To Perform 
  • Come on your hands an knees with palms facing directly under the shoulders
  • Extend your left leg behind up to your hip height
  • Lift your right arm out towards your side at shoulder level
  • Keeping hips, head, and arms stable, kick left leg out to the side as far as you can, without rocking or losing momentum.
  • Hold the position for 2 counts
  • Return to the starting position and repeat 10 times on each side 
5. Reverse Plank
Focus Areas: Arms, Chest, Back, Legs, Glutes, Abs
How To Perform 
  • Sit with legs extended and toes pointed
  • Press your palms to the ground 6 inches behind your butt with fingers pointing to your back.
  • Arch upper back slightly while engaging your abs
  • Press body weight into your hands and lift hips up
  • Form one line from ankles to shoulders.
  • As you lift hips, try to touch the balls of both feet to the ground.
  • Hold for 2 counts and return to starting position; repeat 10 times.
6. Arm Swing Curtsy Squat 

Focus Areas: Thighs, Glutes, Obliques
How To Perform 
  •  Stand tall with your arms overhead 
  •  Bend your left knee and lift left foot so that it hovers next to your right knee. Keep your toes pointing downwards 
  •  Keeping right foot planted, take a giant step out to left side with left foot. 
  •  Swoop down and curtsy over left leg, curling left arm in front of body and extending right arm to sky.
  •  Hold the position for 2 counts
  •  Return to the starting position, repeat10 times on each side

7. Half Seated Hip Circle 
Focus Areas: Abs, Thighs, Obliques 
How To Perform 
  • Lean back on your elbows with abs tight and fingers cupping sides of your hips so that your pelvis is still.
  • Extend legs to 60 degrees while keeping lower back pressed to ground
  • Point toes and keep your inner thighs together 
  • Trace 10 large circles clockwise in air with both the feet
  • Repeat 10 times 













Time (In Minutes)
Cardio Exercise
0:00–2:00
Jumping Jacks
2:00–4:00
Run In Place
4:00–5:00
Squat Jumps
5:00–7:00
Jumping Jacks
7:00–9:00
Run In Place
9:00–10:00
Squat Jumps
10:00–12:00
Jumping Jacks
12:00–15:00
Run In Place (Gradually Slowing Down)

Finish the entire series of this bikini workout twice  with the number of repetitions and sets provided with each exercise.
If you are willing to up the stakes, then boost the challenge by adding light weight as indicated. For your off days include 45 to 60 minute cardio sessions.