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Posted by: sandooch
On: 07-24-2012 12:52 AM
Thank you everyone for the encouragement!
endirio, I actually preferred to work out at home with my Firm DVDs. I liked the fact that I could do it any time and din't have to wait for any equipment to be free.
Shaun, that is the woman that I thought should have won that competition, but at that time being super cut was in. Even though the lady who won looked way too skinny.
T-Tapp uses mostly isometric compound exercises and always works out 5-6 muscle groups at the same time. When I first did the DVD, I thought I just threw my money down the drain because it was too easy. But once I worked with a T-Tapp trainer, I realized very quickly that I didn't know what the Hell I was doing the first time. I was sweating buckets after I learned how to perform the movements correctly and was extremely sore the next day.
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Posted by: shaun
On: 07-24-2012 09:10 AM
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Thank you everyone for the encouragement!
endirio, I actually preferred to work out at home with my Firm DVDs. I liked the fact that I could do it any time and din't have to wait for any equipment to be free.
Shaun, that is the woman that I thought should have won that competition, but at that time being super cut was in. Even though the lady who won looked way too skinny.
T-Tapp uses mostly isometric compound exercises and always works out 5-6 muscle groups at the same time. When I first did the DVD, I thought I just threw my money down the drain because it was too easy. But once I worked with a T-Tapp trainer, I realized very quickly that I didn't know what the Hell I was doing the first time. I was sweating buckets after I learned how to perform the movements correctly and was extremely sore the next day.
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Sounds good,, I'll have to look it up. I've recently started incorporating isometric exercises into my routine. Gymnastic exercises like the planche, V-Sit and levers. I can't do them yet but I'm doing the progressional exercises.
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