This is a quick blog on how to introduce cardio to your cardi-no clients. As most of us will agree, adding cardio to your daily routine is not fun. Few people like to do it, and for those who do, we salute you. What is the solution to this?
Here are 3 exercise that you can try to help spark your love for getting the heart rate going whilst also working on strength gains.
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Slam Ball Workout |
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Slam balls are an innovative piece of equipment that has personal trainers and group exercise instructors thanking the high heavens. Slamming down a slam ball does 3 major things;
The best part about slam balls is that there are multiple ways to improve, low weights for high reps, higher weights for lower reps, add more energy in the slams, even set a clock and hit a target, to then aim to beat it next time. Slam Balls also boast a versatile nature, as they range from 4kg up to 100kg, you can go super heavy and using them like atlas stones for strongman athletes, or go light and use them in place of Medicine Balls.
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"Slam Balls also boast a versatile nature, as they range from 4kg up to 100kg" |
Battle Rope Exercises |
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"Life hack: Loop your Battle Rope over a pullup bar and bust out some pullups on the rope."
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Let us not beat around the bush, bigger is better. And the arm pump you receive from Battle Rope training is up there with the finer aspects of life. Battle Ropes will seriously wear you out. Designed for high volume use, with multiple variations of exercises to cater from novice users up to experts. Battle Ropes with endlessly thrash your arms, core and get you deep into a fat burning zone while you’re at it! Life hack: Loop your Battle Rope over a pullup bar and bust out some pullups on the rope. Not only does the moving rope take stability to a new level, but your grip strength with also vastly improve! |
Plyometric Training (Plyo Box) |
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Anyone from a sporting background can tell you that being more athletic puts you head and shoulders above your opponents (Pardon the pun) Plyometric training has proven results in helping athletes increase their fast twitch muscle response, which in turn increase their: Speed, vertical/distance leap and power. There are dozens, if not 100s of different techniques and exercises that can be implemented into your routine with 1 piece of equipment: Starting with basic step ups, box jumps, and box squats, up to the more extreme depth jumps, max vertical tests and more! It does not take a genius to work out that practicing these aspects will help you improve them. But what also occurs is increased heart-rate. |
"Plyometric training has proven results in helping athletes increase their fast twitch muscle response" |
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3 Fun Cardio Alternatives For People Who Say Cardi-No!
Published by Jarrod Riches on 24th Oct 2018