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By Daniella Lindsey

Turbulence Training is not a female bodybuilding program. Its female weight loss. (For a fast, easy exercise program at home...see below) You’re not going to become a huge bulky woman, but you will increase the muscles that flatten you belly, lift your shoulders and shape your arms and legs. You’ll look great after a very short but intensive training period. This is a massive exercise program and consists of two parts. Resistance Training and Interval Training.

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Breaking down the parts of Training and why they work.

First of all,

‘Resistance Training’.
This means lifting and shifting weight.
The bigger the weight, the higher the resistance.

Regular resistance training increases the size and strength of muscles.

To get the most gain from resistance training, you need to progressively increase the intensity of your training, the resistance or weight according to your experience and your personal goal level.

Progressive resistance training means increasing training intensity as your muscles adapt to your current level of activity.

Progression may mean increasing the amount of weight you’re lifting, changing the time length of muscle contraction such as very slow lift or reducing periods of rest time.

At the start of any resistance training, there is generally rapid increase in strength and size through a process called ‘neutral adaptation’ or the change in behavior as the nerves that control a muscle group alter their behavior.

And often, as the muscle groups adapt to contraction, you reach a level that flattens out called ‘plateauing’.
‘Turbulence Training’ is designed to reach this plateau and pass through to the next level quickly and smoothly.

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'Interval Training'.
The name refers to the rest periods between the high speed or intensive workouts that is really the time when muscle definition takes place.

Runners in training use a method of ‘run-back-walk’ which is running a set distance and then walking back before repeating the run.

The walk back gives the body an ‘Interval’ of rest and recovery.

There are studies that have proven fat loss is greater with ‘interval training’ rather than repeated exercises at regular intervals.

Researchers at Laval University in Quebec compared slow, steady aerobic training with high intensity interval training in a fat and weight loss program, found extraordinary differences in fat loss between two groups.

The group using the interval training method lost far more weight and fat due to faster, more efficient calorie burning during training and especially during the recovery intervals.

Interval Training boosts cardiovascular fitness, lifts endurance and increases fat loss through higher rates of calorie burning without losing or reducing existing muscle mass.

With ‘Turbulence Training' you will not be wasting valuable time.
You will following a well documented routine of training 3 hours per week on 3 days per week.

Now that must be easy enough for even the busiest woman.
Only three hours per week.

Each workout includes resistance training followed by interval training.

After 4 weeks, the workout routine changes so that your muscles don’t get too used to the routine.
This change of routine also increases calorie burning and weight loss.

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Turbulence Training comes to you direct via a 128-page fat loss e-book full of advanced fat burning workouts, giving you over 26 weeks worth of fat-blasting programs.

A one hour MP3 audio that explains every detail of the ‘Turbulence Training’ workouts and fat loss philosophy

In the Turbulence Training for Fat Loss E-book, you get access to five Advanced Fat Burning Workouts, and three introductory weight loss workouts that progress you from Beginner to Advanced.

Top this off with food guides, nutrition summaries and heaps more information.

An excellent guide to weight loss and fitness.

This excerpt is from Craig on "How to get a Better Butt". Full details on the proper method of exercise are contained in his DVD set.

"So here are my top 5 exercises for building a better butt that you can do at
home or at the gym, and with nothing more than your bodyweight or a set of
dumbells. Just like all of my workouts, these exercises are designed to get
the most amount of results in the least amount of time.

1 - Squats

2 - Split Squats

3 - Forward Lunges

4 - Step-ups

5 - Bulgarian Split Squats

I use all 5 of these exercises in my Turbulence Training workouts for men
and women to help build better butts, boost metabolism, incinerate fat, and
sculpt beautiful bodies. Add in interval training to burn off even more fat,
and you've got a set of abs to match."
 

A fast, easy exercise program for the busy woman to do at home.

"Okay, here's the first thing you need. About a 8x8 open area. And your bodyweight. That's it. Don't rest between any of these exercises.

First exercise: Prisoner Squat

Place your hands behind your head, keep your elbows back, and squat down halfway to the ground. Keep your shoulder blades together to work your upper back and push your hips back as you squat to work your back of your legs.

Do that 10-20 times depending on your strength levels.

Second exercise: Push-up Plus

Do a regular pushup, but at the top, add a little extra push to round your upper back and make your shoulder blades move away from one another. Do 4-12 reps depending on your strength.

Third exercise: Plank

Support yourself on your forearms and toes and keep your body in a straight line from ankles to shoulders. You'll be "hovering" just above the ground. Keep your abs braced and hold for 10-60 seconds depending on your endurance.

Fourth exercise: Split S quat

Stand with one foot 2 feet in front of your body and the other foot 1 foot behind your body. This is a stationary lunge position. Bend your back knee and drop your hips to the floor. Then push up using the muscles of the lead leg. Use a wall for balance or support if needed. Do 5-12 reps per side depending on strength.

Rest 1 minute then repeat the circuit up to 4 times.

Have fun, and burn fat."

Craig Ballantyne, CSCS, MS
Author, Turbulence Training


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