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| Newbie Trainer Join Date: Jun 2005
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![]() | Any Help Appreciated Hello to all, After leaving school I joined the Army and spent 8 years traipsing around europe involved in lots of sporting activities and compulsory military physical training. As you would expect I had quite a high level of fitness. However since leaving the forces i have produced a family and bills which led to me working longer hours and spending my non-working hours with my Kids. I have recently started training again after about 8 years of neglect & collected some really helpful information from this site and others and have sorted out a good weights routine for myself, which I thought that I was happy with until I have started to read about compound excercises and other excotic sounding excercises. Could anyone out there please explain compound excercises and direct me to where I could find detailed descriptions of some of the excercises mentioned in various forum threads I am currently quite overweight and the training which i have been doing is working as my muscles are growing and I am getting stronger but the fat is proving a bitch to shift could anyone offer me some advice regards this. Thanks |
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| Banned | http://www.thetrainingstationinc.com/exercises.html http://www.theministryoffitness.com/exercises.htm http://www.exrx.net/Lists/Directory.html The three web sites above have good pics or animations on how to do all the exercises. |
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Compound exercises are the Big exercises of BBing, Bench Press, Deadlift, Pull ups, Squats ++++, they are exercises that use more than one muscle group (one or two + muscle groups plus the balancing muscles), where as the isolation exercises concentrate on one specific muscle group. You also get closed and open chain exercises, but thats another post :rolleye11 ![]() | |
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