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Welcome to the Work out Plan! This resource is here to help you train and gain your fitness with a selection of exercises and workout to try at home or in the gym

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Aug
28
2008
Yoga vs Gym Workouts - Which is Better?

Can Wilmington Yoga replace going to the gym?

Even the most enthusiastic "yogi" will tell you that yoga doesn't do it all for them -claiming that they feel the strongest and healthiest when they combine yoga with high intensity cardiovascular and weightlifting exercise.

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Jul
22
2008
Cardio Gym Workouts
General Fitness

30-Minute Treadmill Intervals

This cardio workout will help you bust boredom and burn more calories by changing your speed, resistance and/or incline throughout the workout.  You'll alternate intensity intervals where you'll work at a high intensity along with recovery intervals.

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Jul
09
2008
Bench Press Band
Shoulders

Bench Press Band

The bench press band is a great workout for your chest, Shoulders and Arms

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Jul
09
2008
Running
General Fitness

Running

An excellent exercise for improving your fitness level in a short period of time.

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Jul
09
2008
Recumbent Cycling
General Fitness

Recumbent Cycling

This is a good exercise for working both the heart and lungs and also the Gluts (buttock) muscles and Hamstrings.

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Jul
09
2008
Rowing
General Fitness

Rowing

Rowing is excellent for all-round fitness, working all the major muscles groups, resulting in great calorie expenditure.

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Jul
09
2008
Bicep Curls
Arms

Bicep Curls

The bicep curl is a very popular exercise, with a number of different variations and styles of curls, to work different parts of your bicep muscle.

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Jul
09
2008
Band Curls
Arms

Band Curl

Choose your desired foot position on the resistance band, holding the handles by your front, palms facing away from you.

Keeping your elbows tucked into your sides throughout the lift, smoothly curl the handles up towards your shoulders. During the lifting phase aim to rotate your wrists 180 degrees so that your palms are facing away from you, as you lift them towards your shoulders.

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