This month we are going to focus on only four core exercises rather than the normal 13. Not only will this change up the routine a little bit, it will force our bodies to get leaner and stronger by solidifying muscle mass and revving up the metabolism.
We’re getting back to the basics this month, which many of you might like considering the last two months’ crazy routines. All you need this time around is a single dumbbell.
This month the entire bankroll of exercises is completely different than anything we’ve done before. Why? Why not? It doesn’t hurt to change things up every once in a while. Besides, some of these exercises are pretty darned cool, and I might use them in upcoming monthly workouts.
The new year is upon us, so why not shake things up? In that spirit, this month’s routine looks a little different than the ones we’ve done so far. Instead of randomly picking four exercises per day, all 13 movements are fair game every day.
This month’s workout is going to deviate from the typical Lazy Bum Fitness routine, but don’t worry, it’s still designed in the spirit of randomization and asymmetrical training – the [...]
This month’s routine includes a good mix of compound movements and isolation exercises, so you’ll burn plenty of calories and build lots of muscle while giving a little extra boost to the biceps and abs (aka the “swim suit muscles”).
This month’s workout includes a combination of compound exercises and isolation movements, which will make for some interesting training days. All you’ll need for resistance is a dumbbell and your own body weight.
Hello again, Lazy Bums. Here is May’s Routine. Feel free to follow along, and let the rest of us know how you’re doing by writing a comment or two as [...]
Greetings, fellow Lazy Bums. Here’s the new routine for April, 2009. Feel free to follow along – let me know how you’re doing by dropping me a comment or two.
This month is a little different in that we’ll be alternating between two workouts. The first uses free weights, the second is pure body weight. Just cycle between them, and ideally you’ll perform an equal amount of workouts from workout one as you will from workout two…