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24 Oct 20153 Ways How to get the most out of 30 mins at the gym
As a starter check out the top 20 work out songs from “Huf Post” click here and scroll to the bottom of the page – then read this article below;
As a working “professional” who spends way too much time writing articles, drinking coffee, and listlessly staring off into the unknown, I find it difficult to carve out some gym time to make those gains I’ve heard so much about. In total, I have about 30 minutes each morning to work out, and generally have 0 to 0.5 percent of an idea of what to do to properly maximize my time
Do I run? Do I lift weights? Do I lock myself in the shower and breathe in that precious steam? Who the hell knows? Because I’m not as omnipotent as I thought, I enlisted the help of personal trainer/fitness expert Kira Stokes, as well as some trainers from Equinox to give me — and the rest of America — advice on how to work out at the gym under a tight time constraint.
1. Create a killer playlist before you get on the treadmill
2. Get rid of downtime by using a jump rope
“There’s no time for rest when you’re working out for 30 minutes,” says Stokes, who suggests grabbing a jump rope to use before, during, and after your workout.
Jumping rope for three minutes before you start working out will increase your heart rate, gets you sweating, and puts the fear of God in your heart — pending you have some kind of weird deep-seated fear of jump ropes. Then, between biking and weight lifting, you can bust that jump rope out to cut out any downtime.
3. Work out your entire body at once
A high-intensity workout implementing compound movements sounds complicated, but it means “multi-joint movements that work several muscles or muscle groups at one time.” These are totally easy exercises like squats, deadlifts, pull-ups, push-ups, lunges, and step-ups, which can be done in five-minute increments
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