While My Son Was Sleeping On My Head

While My Son Was Sleeping On My Head

Bodyweight exercises are the oldest method of exercising in the world. 

There are so many exercise programs that it can be overwhelming to know where to begin and what type is best for you. One increasingly popular option is bodyweight training, which involves using your body as resistance. Despite being a subtle trend and not widely known, bodyweight training has been around for a long time. However, its popularity has grown substantially in recent years due to the benefits and ease of implementation. Bodyweight training combines strength, cardio, and flexibility into one convenient routine that you can do almost anywhere (no gym membership required!). 

So much of what we assume as ‘parenting’ nowadays is just culture and societal expectations. When you see a parent with their kid, the image that comes to mind is the parent having a tough time managing the child. We make assumptions about how hard it must be for them to be new parents. But here’s what you probably don’t know: Parenting is fun. It’s fun because there are no rules for raising our children. Parenting isn’t an easy road, but it is worth every second effort. Yesterday, my dog, two sons, and I went to the BMX park. My youngest son was tired and did not want to bike. He slept on my head for 90 minutes while I had him on my shoulders. 

My older son and dog had a wonderful time BMXing in the mud, dirt, and rain. 

My son did this during a hike last year, and it’s not the first time this has happened. 

Funny kids.

Let’s get to the point; the email. 

Everything old is reappearing, at least that’s how it seems. 

There are so many exercise programs that it can be overwhelming to know where to begin and what type is best for you. One increasingly popular option is bodyweight training, which involves using your body as resistance. Despite being a subtle trend and not widely known, bodyweight training has been around for a long time. However, its popularity has grown substantially in recent years due to the benefits and ease of implementation. Bodyweight training combines strength, cardio, and flexibility into one convenient routine that you can do almost anywhere (no gym membership required!). 

The Basics of Bodyweight Training

Depending on your fitness goals, several other activities can help improve strength and flexibility. Bodyweight training, as the name suggests, involves using your own body as resistance during different types of exercises. Bodyweight exercises can be done anywhere without any special equipment. When choosing a bodyweight routine, be sure to choose exercises that work multiple muscles to help improve overall strength and avoid overuse injuries.

Time Commitment – One of the main advantages of bodyweight exercises is that they’re a very low-impact way to exercise, making them an excellent option for people new to training or recovering from an injury. However, as with any exercise program, consistency is critical for optimal results.

What Is Bodyweight Training?

Bodyweight training is an exercise program where you use your body as resistance during different exercises. These exercises can be done anywhere at any time and don’t require any special equipment. Bodyweight training can help improve strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness and can be an excellent option for recovering from an injury. While bodyweight exercises are a great way to improve overall strength and fitness, you can combine them with other exercises to create an even more effective workout. For example, you can combine bodyweight exercises with resistance bands for a more challenging activity that can help improve both strength and cardiovascular fitness.

People prefer bodyweight training because it can be done anywhere and does not require a gym.

Most bodyweight workouts are poorly designed. They are incredibly monotonous. 

Until I met my friend Adam Steer, I believed bodyweight workouts were ineffective. Fortunately, I was wrong. Thanks to his innovative bodyweight workouts, Adam has earned the nickname “The Bodyweight Coach.” 

Why is Bodyweight Training Popular?

There are a few reasons why bodyweight training has become increasingly popular in recent years. You can do this kind of exercise at home with minimal equipment, which is convenient and inexpensive. Bodyweight exercises can be challenging, but you don’t require any special equipment and can do them virtually anywhere. Additionally, research has shown that bodyweight training is an effective form of exercise that can help improve overall strength and fitness. Bodyweight exercises can help improve overall strength and flexibility, as well as help improve mental health. Bodyweight training is a great way to improve your overall health and fitness without spending a lot of time in the gym.

According to the American College of Sports Medicine’s latest survey, it rose to the top three fitness trends for 2013.

He showed me moves I hadn’t seen before and gave his clients serious results. 

You can try out one of Adam’s workouts right here for FREE…

Excellent follow-along bodyweight workout (FREE today) 

If you try that workout, read the entire page to discover how bodyweight training can cut your workout time in half while still delivering the same fat loss results. 

After all, I don’t have time to waste at the gym. And neither do you.

There is no doubt that you will want more after trying this for yourself. Here is where you can get it.

This week, Adam released his new Bodyweight Burn program. In celebration, he is offering it at a $50 discount through the VIP link in this email. In addition to receiving seven additional bonuses for *FREE*, you will also get his powerful 10-in-12 Diet: 

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Rick Kaselj, MS

Bodyweight Workouts 101