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Workout #7 is a full body circuit. It is a well balanced workout that works all main muscle groups. Its primary focus is full body musclular endurance. It burns a ton of calories and since the whole workout focuses on different parts of the body, soreness will be at a minimum. Total workout time: 47 Minutes.

Workout #8 is set up very similar to workout #1, but instead of the whole front(anterior) side of the body being worked, it is split between the front( anterior) of the upper body and the back (posterior) of the lower body. Its effect is very similar, but its a little unique way to spice things up from the normal/traditional way of doing things. Total Workout time 45 Minutes

Workout #10 is somewhat similar to workout #7, but if done correctly should be more challanging. HIIT training when done properly has been proven to burn more calories and better your respitory fitness more than any other style of training with the same amount of time. The main focus of this workout is again the full body. Total Workout time: 53 Minutes

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Alot 6 Minutes.

Alot approximately 5 Minutes. Rotations: Inch Worms - 20 reps.

Alot 34 Minutes. 60 second stations with no rest between each station. Jump Squats Bridges Suicide "sprints" - approximate 20 meter run back and forth Lunges 1 leg Lunges 1 leg Suicide "sprints" - approximate 20 meter run back and forth Gorilla crawls Alternating Step ups on Bench Suicide "sprints" - approximate 20 meter run back and forth Hoop Hops Take 2 min rest after all 10 stations Do 3 rounds

Alot 5 minutes. Run for 5 minutes at a slow pace.

Alot 22 Minutes. Do 60 seconds of each station per round. Take 2 minute rest after all 10 stations Do 2 Rounds Plank Toe Touches (laying on Back) Cross Crunch (1 leg over other) Cross Crunch side 2 Scissor Kicks Side plank Side plank other side Russian twists Cruches Plank

Alot approximately 5 Minutes. Rotations: Inch Worms - 20 reps.

Alot approximately 5 Minutes. Rotations: Jumping Jacks - 50 reps.

Alot 6 Minutes.

Front of the body workout (Anterior) Its a nice way to spice up the traditional format of a 2 day split. The main focus of this workout is pushing motions for the upper body (Chest, Shoulders and Triceps) and the front part of the lower body (Quads). This workout makes sure that the muscles you will use for workout # 2 will stay fresh and well rested. Total Workout time 45 Minutes.

Back of the body workout (Posterior). This workout is for the opposite muscles that were used from Workout #1. The main focus is everything on the backside of the body. Pulling motions for the upper body (Back and Biceps) and Butt and Hamstrings for the lower body. This is a great workout for the underworked muscles that help with maintaining good posture. So If you sit a lot for work or you tend to be more on the sedantary side, this is an excellent workout for you. Total Workout time 45 Minutes

Workout #3s main focus is on your core (Abs) and your cardio respitory system. This workout will increase your heart and your lung fitness, burn a ton of calories and strengthen your core muscles. It is also a great workout to create a "rest" day from the impact on your main muscle groups that were worked on Workout #1 and #2 and will be worked again on the days to follow. Total Workout time: 53 Minutes

Workout #9 is the second part of workout #8. Its the same concept but the opposite muscle groups. Its extremely important to have a balance between all the muscles in the body. Without proper muscular balance, the mechanics of the body are thrown off and it increases the risk of injury and decreases the body's ability to produce force. Total Workout time 45 Minutes

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Commitments and resolution are power. They give you the strength to stick with a good habit, even if you are feeling down, tired and otherwise thinking of skipping it today. How can you turn writing into a commitment? What motivates you to write everyday, to grow as a writer step by step? What can you tell yourself when you feel stuck and don’t want to write?

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