Why a 20 Minute Workout is All You Need!
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Okay, so I have been off the radar for a few days now. I sent an email to my subscribers the other day when I was on the train from Gothenburg back to my home town Uppsala.
I have been having a lot of things on my mind lately and a few projects that really are taking
a lot of time, so I am sorry for not being around these last few days!
So when I got all these things in my life right now, time is of essence for me. For those of you
who think I am the kind of trainer who preach one thing and sales a home workout program
talking about 20 minute workouts, and then the next thing hitting the gym for 60 minute workouts, think again!
I don’t have time to spend that much time in the gym, and to be honest, I don’t find it to be that exciting either.
I perform my workouts at home by only using bodyweight exercises together with a set of
resistance bands and a pair of gymnastic rings (a chinup bar works just as great).
With a 20 minute workout, I am able to to get a proper warm-up for 3-5, perform circuits for 10-12 min, and then I get a warm-down session with some stretching for the last 3-7 min.
Don’t make it too complicated. Keep it simple with a 20 min workout and you are WAY more likely to stick with it then spending time first going to the gym, then changing clothes, get some work done, take a shower and then get back home again.
The time it takes for me to hit to the gym and change is the time it takes for me to get a workout done in the comfort of my home.
20 minutes 4-6 days a week works, period!
As a side note, on Feb 3rd, I am having a special offer for my Burn Fat at Home program. It currently sell for $39.95 with 4 ebooks in the program, but for the 3rd of February, I am adding in a few more bonuses and will let it go for 3 days for the price of $39.95, but after that, the price goes up to $64.95!
For more info, head on over to BurnFatAtHome.com and sign-up for the newsletter in order to get the latest updates and offers.
Have a good one,
Jonas Forsberg
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gardening tools said:
The best thing to do is to keep your body fulled throughout the day. To do this eat or drink foods that are high in protein and carbohydrates. Then after your workout take in more protein and carbohydrates within 2 hours to refill your energy supply.
December 3rd, 2009 at 8:27 am -
oyun said:
Then after your workout take in more protein and carbohydrates within 2 hours to refill your energy supply.
January 25th, 2010 at 2:07 pm
