The Basics

As I've stated in my previous post, the fitness industry has gotten way too trendy, so much so that people are more confused than ever about what to do to improve their level of health and fitness. “Specialized” programs are being developed to encourage people to workout – which is good thing – but these boot-campy, trainer to the stars, shreadmill (yes shreadmill) training protocols are masking what is the essence of what a program should revolve around. Boys and girls, it comes down to the basics:

- utilize exercises that are orthopedically safe for you to perform
- perform the movements in a controlled fashion
- train efficiently – make every minute of your training count
- be consistent
- work hard every time you train

Now, if you want to camouflage your workouts with these crazy names and get caught up in this “flavor of the month” exercise approach, go right ahead, but just make sure the above points are being addressed for your program to be effective.

"Train With A Purpose"

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Fred Fornicola