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Bodyweight Workout Routine - NEVER THE SAME WORKOUT TWICE!

Bodyweight Workout Routine - NEVER THE SAME WORKOUT TWICE!

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This bodyweight workout routine is not only challenging, but effective because it utilizes the principal of infinite variety. By using playing cards, this body weight workout literally changes every single time you do it. The order of the exercises, the number of reps that you do, and the overall effect of the workout on your muscles will be different every time you do it. The other important factor about this killer bodyweight workout is that it provides a heart pounding cardio / conditioning effect while being careful not to tip the scales into muscle catabolism (as many cardio workout options do. The inclusion of bodyweight exercises that actually stimulate muscle at the same time, allows you to shift the traditional cardio workout into one that is capable of producing muscle growth at the same time as fat loss. This simultaneous muscle building and fat burning effect is what makes ATHLEAN Burst Training (our answer to traditional cardiovascular workouts) so popular and effective. The system relies on the selection of the right bodyweight exercises and the right sequencing of those exercises into viable bodyweight workouts. If you haven't already tried to burn fat using these kind of workouts, then I recommend you head to and get the ATHLEAN-X Training System. In 90 days you get over 60 unique workouts (many of them using just bodyweight, while even those that do use equipment use just the basics. It's time to trade in slow boring cardio for the excitement of athlean-x bodyweight conditioning and start seeing how much faster you can burn fat without losing muscle
Date: 2022-04-22

Comments and reviews: 10


Australian army we do a similar thing for out in field for exercise
1 deck of cards take out the jokers
shuffle and set club's, ect. to to an exercise, numbers are num of reps, pitcher cards you can set to your liking to make it easier or harder.
deck down facing down, and take two cards off the top
if to get for example (pitcher cards all = 10 reps):
9 of Hearts & 3 of Hearts that means you do 12 reps of push ups
or
queen of Spades & and ace of Hearts that means you do 10 setups and 10 pushups

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Personally I think it's a unique way to set up a workout. I'll give you your point. Yes, it's basic conditioning, however the idea has potential. Instead of thinking with just the set rules he gives tweak it. Say for example you could use three different exercises, theme it to your day. Basically approach it like a custom chopper dealer, or a Pro PC gamer does his next build. The Game he came up with can be used as an outline, for other workouts. No need to turn the comments into a war zone.
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Wow, really? I got heavily downvoted for telling the truth and giving my (negative) opinion, while people in the comments are praising this for being -great and creative-? It's a basic conditioning workout guys, with addition of random chance ruining it. If you did a circuit of those exercises with set time or rep ranges, it would be a half-decent conditioning program (though they're very simple to make so you could easily find a much better one. YOU need to be more open minded.
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I use 50 cards at least once a week workingout chest, back, legs and abs. Each card is marked for which body part to work and the number of reps for that specific body part. You can either do it using bodyweight or moderate weights. It keeps me from getting bored of my workouts. If anybody likes this idea try the chino valley prison rep scheme.
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That is extremely innovative. I'm excited to give this workout a try. The best part about it is it wouldn't be hard at all to vary the exercises. Just make sure to have an upper body, lower body, and a core exercise picked out and have at least two of them as plyometric. Very impressive, bravo Jeff!
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All I do is bodyweight exercises. No need for anything else. I have indian clubs: which I use to break up the routine and some grip strength trainers from Doc Zac but that's it. No need for heavy weights and nothing really to pack up when I travel.
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What an awesome idea to make your workout unpredictable. Ive always thought you get a better workout when someone tells you what to do instead of doing what you want, gets you out of your comfort zone
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At 51 years I'll use another pack of cards so I only have to do a maximum of 6 reps so I have something in the tank to do the my Aces. May be one day I'll use one deck of cards
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Thx again jeff. EJ Olguin i do Functional training just diffrent stuff no weights needed new here jeff has motivated me to get cert. And help others too. EJ Olguin
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Time, high protein diet, muscle confusion, making sure youre putting out at least 90% in every workout you do, and sticking to your regiment.
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