Total Gym Boot Camp Workout with Sherry Goggin

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Total Gym Boot Camp Workout

Miss Fitness America Sherry Goggin joins us on Total Gym Pulse to bring us her Total Gym Boot Camp Workout! This consists of alternating from one exercise to another with no rest period between exercises.

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Sherry begins with bicep curls. She starts by keeping her arms down at her side, palms up and slowly brings them up in a curling motion.

 

 

 

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Sherry transitions to the next exercise working the shoulders with upright raises. Keep your elbows up high, back straight and stick your chest out as you bring the cables to your chin.

 

 

 
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How To Get A Strong Back

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How To Get A Strong Back

Fitness trainer John Peel shows us how to get a strong back using The Total Gym. In this segment, John demonstrates three different exercises that will help strengthen your back and improve your posture.

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The first exercise John demonstrates is the “Seated Row.” Do this by sitting up straight, lean slightly back and hold the cables with your palms facing down. Pull the cables toward you bringing your hands all the way to your ribcage and extend back out. If you want to challenge yourself further, pause for three seconds when bringing the cables toward your before releasing back down.
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Incredible Upper Body Workout

Incredible Upper Body Workout

Incredible Upper Body Workout

Fitness trainer John Peel joins us once again today on Total Gym Pulse to bring us his incredible upper body burnout workout using The Total Gym. This workout consisting of four different exercises working four different body parts with thirty seconds for each movement.

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The first exercise John demonstrates in this series is the pull up. Lay flat on your stomach on the glideboard of The Total Gym and have both cables in hand. Make sure to keep your elbows wide and squeeze your back as you pull yourself up. This is the same motion as a regular pull up and you can modify the intensity of the exercise by moving the level either up and down. Do this exercise for thirty second with no rest. (more…)

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