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TRAIN LIKE A FITNESS PRO Sport And Fitness.

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NUTRITION IS THE KEYTraining and nutrition play an equal role in the quest for physical fitness and development.

NEGATIVE RESISTANCE TRAININGOvercoming plateaus.

JUGGERNAUTAn explosive pre-workout supplement.

TYROSINEIncrease mental alertness and combatfatigue

TRAIN LIKE A FITNESS PROSports And Fitness.

FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULESTO AVOID INJURIESTraining injuries can really throw a wrench into anyone’s fitness program.

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Whether your goal is to gain muscle, lose fat, or both, it’s likely your primary obstacle is a plan of action. Kind of like the difference between having someone’s street address and knowing how to get there. Infinite Mag is here to help. Before you sit down to plan out an eating strategy take our carbohydrate test. Then help yourself to this issue’s articles on cheat meals, top athlete proteins, and balancing essential fats.

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Most people in the weight training field have heard of (NRT) Negative Resistance Training, or as it is commonly called negative reps. NRT works for me and it can work for you too! I Incorporate NRT for pre contest training and I use it on and off during off- season training. Simply put NRT stimulates muscle growth! Anyone can use NRT in their workout. I have found it really motivates my workout, I get an exciting rush to do more sets.

Negative resistance training is simply the lowering of weight. Instead of lifting it (positive exercise) you lower it slowly, so that you are re-sisting it all the way down. So what is so great about this? Well, Basi-cally, YOU CAN LOWER MORE WEIGHT THAN YOU CAN LIFT. You can achieve that athlete’s age- old dream of greater than 100% effort.

A unique feature of negative training is that it requires less energy than positive exercise. Studies have shown that the body uses less oxygen consumption during negative workout than positive work-out. Here we have the ingredients of a superlative training method: a significant increase in training intensity and a significant decrease in overall body stress. The results are faster progress. Moreover, since negative exercise requires that you lower the weight slowly, resist-ing all the way, the muscles are stimulated through the whole range of motion. This factor alone may be responsible for considerable progress with those of us who habitually train in a sloppy manner. Now if the whole idea of negative training is to lower more weight than you can lift, how do you raise the weight in the first place? I strongly suggest having a training partner. Benefits include:

When a partner isn’t available, I recommend using machines. To get NRT results, use two arms or legs in the lift, and lower with only one. You must use extreme caution, as you are using only one limb to bring down the same weight you used two to bring up! Use this method slowly and start out light, until you get the feel of the weight and the correct balance.

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Negative Resistance Training

BE WISE, USE CAUTION AND HAVE A GREAT WORK OUT!

THE EXERCISESGood examples of exercises for when you’re training alone are

1. pull ups and

2. parallel bar dips where you raise your body weight with your legs. Stand on a box or stepstool under the bar; grasp the bar, lift your feet off the footstool, and lower yourself with your arms. I strongly endorse this method of assisting one set of limbs with another.

Another method consists of assisting one limb with the opposite limb so the weight being used is lifted with two arms or legs and lowered with one. Let us take

3. the standing lateral raise, you reach the point of total failure, you then curl the weight to your shoulder level, extend your arms straight out to the sides, and lower the weight in negative fashion.

BORED WITH YOUR TRAINING? MAYBE YOU’RE NOT GETTING THE RESULTS YOU WANT OR EXPECTED? NEGATIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING COULD BE YOUR ANSWER!

1. Safety reasons. 2. You can always go heavier with a spotter. 3. You get a full, strict range of motion where you work the muscle fully. 4. As your muscles start to get used to the workout you can take it further. 5. Your partner can push down on the weight while you are lowering it; this causes a greater negative force even before you reach the failure point in your positive reps.


When you start a negative exercise program, I recommend that you work to a point of failure before you start negative reps. This way you can measure your progress every workout by counting the positive reps. After about 6-8 weeks, progress will slow down to a normal pace. At this point, go back to the basic routine for a few weeks to let your body stabilize with its new strength and weight. Then return to the negative program with this difference: do nega-tives with all positive reps. This will cause a substantial drop in reps. At this point tell yourself I am not getting weaker, I am just doing the exercise harder. The benefit of this method is a high level of intensity with less energy output. Remember: less energy output equals better recovery ability.

I have seen other bodybuilders go even further and cut out the positive workout entirely except every third or fourth work out to measure the progress. This is even harder to do because most of us want to know every workout if we are getting stronger or not. Even the most enthusiastic disciple of negative training will probably do only part of his workout in negative style because of this irresistible curiosity. Personally, I get better results with using both positive and negative training.

In my workouts, all negative reps are sustained for a period of five or six seconds measured by counting to myself 1001, 1002, 1003, ect. Reps are continued until the weight is falling faster despite my most deter-mined efforts. As always I recommend fully stretching the muscle and warming up the area you are going to work for that day. Start out slow and increase reps, sets and weight accordingly.

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a Fitness ProSports specific training is essential in any sport regimen. I have been an athlete all my life but I have had to change my training as I com-peted in different sports. Although I was competitive in dance, elite level and collegiate gymnastics, and Olympic weightlifting, I am most known for competing as an IFBB Fitness Pro. My body has changed through the years as I have adapted my training and nutrition to meet the needs of my specific sport.

Since earning my IFBB Pro Card by winning the 1998 NPC Nation-als, I have incorporated the knowledge I have gained from earning my masters degree in exercise science as well as credentials from the NSCA’s Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist program. I have seventeen years of personal training experience in which I worked with a variety of clientele, men, women, athletes, profession-als, and seniors. I have been fortunate enough to work with some of the top trainers of the industry. I have taken the best from their programs and blended it with my own training experience to create a winning fitness program that delivers the best results.

My favorite part of preparing for a fitness competition is the routine round. This round has always been my strength, but it is only one portion of training a fitness athlete must endure. The other parts include, weight training, plyometric training, cardio programs, and nutrition. Weight training is so important to be sport specific for fitness. This means a fitness athlete should train like a fitness ath-lete and not a bodybuilder. Her weight training should include more quick movements and with less rest in between. It should consist of several exercises back to back with little or no recovery time

between. The heart rate should remain elevated through out the weight training session. My training is typically a quick and efficient 30-40 minutes long. I have found a short and specialized four or five-day a week weight training program will change the body and increase the stamina. I do four to six exercises per body part, depending on how far out from the contest I am. I do abs every weight training session, but I make sure to include a variety of exercises and vary the repetitions and speed. Most commonly, I do my abs during my “active rest” period. For example, I like to do two exercises then my abs for my active rest before repeating the exercises again. This allows rest time for the muscles I am concentrating on that day, and also enables me to train the abs throughout the session instead of the end of a training period.

Plyometric training is an integral part of a fitness athlete’s train-ing program. This type of exercise should only be executed once or twice a week during a six to eight week period. I do not do any plyometric training the week before the competition. Plyometric exercises are anaerobic, meaning it is performed without oxygen. This type of training should not be incorporated in the first few weeks of training. It is too taxing on a body that is not already conditioned. This type of training consists of a variety of exercises such as jump-ing, sprinting, leaping and bounding. An athlete may do three to five different plyometric exercises during a session. That is enough to generate results. All of these movements are performed at a high intensity for 30-60 seconds at a time. The recovery period between plyometric exercises should be about one to two minutes depending on the condition of the athlete. This should be enough time to allow the heart rate to return to normal or slightly above.

The cardio portion of fitness training typically consists of a daily one to two hours of cardio. For the fitness competitor, the more intense the cardio, the better the result. It is imperative to mix up the cardio routines. I have discovered that the treadmill on an incline works great for hips and legs. Running is another excellent form of cardio but for me, it was more difficult on a regular basis since I have foot injuries. If an athlete likes running it should be a consistent part of their cardio one to four times a week.

My favorite pre training drink is the Juggernaut, which gives me strength, power and the endurance to last through one of my intense workouts. I only use this on days when I am weight training, so not on the days that are cardio only. Not only do I have a pre-workout drink, but I also plan to have my post workout meal complete with protein and carbohydrates. Every meal is planned in advanced so after the workout when I am tired I don’t have to decide what to cook or to eat – it was already decided.

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FITThe reality is competitive fitness is time consuming, but the rewards are amazing. If you want to be a fitness athlete you have to train like a fitness athlete. In the upcoming issues I will be giving you more specific training tips for the routine rounds, weight training, plyometric training, cardio training and nutrition. Be sure to check online at LauraMak.com for more training routines and articles on weight training specifically for the fitness and figure athlete.

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NO PAIN NO GAIN?One of the most important things about training is to recognize the “Good” pain from the “Bad” pain. Pain is the body’s defense mecha-nism warning you that injury is occurring or has occurred. The pain of lactic acid build-up in the muscle is acceptable as you push reps to the limit however; sharp, searing, hot needle pain is a different story. This means a real injury is occurring, it is imperative that you immediately stop what you are doing. Try to determine the severity of the injury, immediately apply ice cubes directly over the area of pain. This will help to reduce the swelling and inflammation. If the injury prevents you from moving your limbs in any direction, seek medical attention right away.

WARM UP This is a step many people skip because they just don’t have the time, Big mistake… huge! Your warm-up is the key to unlocking tight muscles, therefore when skipped it can cause an injury. A warm up is usually a high rep, low intensity, and quick paced exercise to in-crease blood flow to the muscle. Choose an exercise for the muscle you want to work out start off with a lightweight and do 2 to 3 sets of 20 – 30 repetitions, without any kind of struggle. The idea is to stretch and pump the area with a flow of blood to warm the muscle up.

STRETCHINGStretching is different from your warm up, a stretch helps relax and elongate a muscle after warm up and before weight training.

The proper method of performing a stretching program is to take your time and allow your muscle to lengthen gradually as you bend and reach, NO BOUNCING OR JERKING. In all stretches you are trying for a maximum effort or bend, endeavor to hold the point of full extension for a full 15 seconds. Warming up and stretching is the most common left out part of a training program and the biggest mistake anyone can make.

TECHNIQUESome of the most common weight training injuries are related to poor exercise technique. It is essential to take particular care in cer-tain exercises. Lets look at a few examples: The squat, always keep your back flat, head up, and lower slowly to the thigh-parallel-to-floor position. Never bounce out of a squat. Deadlifts should also be performed with a flat back, head up. Do not rebound the weight from the floor. When performing bent-over rowing, keep your knees slightly bent, back flat. When you cannot complete a rep using the proper form and technique, STOP…Do not squirm and twist your body. Master the correct techniques for every exercise perform is the most important for avoiding injuries.

KEEPING TO THE GROOVEAnother way of inviting injury is to neglect the importance of keeping the “groove” and the “rhythm”. As we train, each of us develops a groove and rhythm, in which the weight travels. For instance, take the bench press. The weight is invariably lowered to the nipple area of the chest. Year in, year out, you bench press the same way in-creasing the weight as you go on. However, one day you get the idea that maybe you should lower the weight to your upper pectoral area, Bad idea! You have done it: a muscle tear! All because you put all the stress from the pectorals major onto the pectorals minor and it just couldn’t cope with that kind of resistance. Always remember ...Changing an angle is fine, However, you must always start out with a lightweight when exercising a new angle of the muscle.

OVERTRAININGWhen you over train your muscle, it just becomes weak and smaller! It is the recovery period that makes you stronger. During recovery the body compensates for the stress that has been applied. The result is a higher level of performance. When you begin to see results from your training you may be tempted to take it one step further and double your training however excessive training will not lead to faster gains it will however increase your risk of injury. Listen to your body, remember the good pain from the bad. Watch for disturbances in rhythm and flow of movement, that is a good sign of over training a muscle.

H E A L T H

AVOID INJURIESFOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES

TOWith error returns wisdom and experience. Throughout my 30 years of training I have had my share of injuries. Training injuries can really throw a wrench into anyone’s fitness program. Learn to avoid injuries before they happen and save yourself a lot of pain.

Joe PalumboIFBB Pro Certified Personal Trainer

Advance Sports Nutrition Specialist (ASNS)Certified Navy Seal fitness Instructor

Contact at [email protected]

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