17/02/2021
Still training this legend after 7 years!!!!
Just 30 minutes after we trained legs i get the best kind of message! For a solid hour Zak trained legs with just ONE movement in interval times! The one movement was just BODYWEIGHT SQUATS.
We started off with 7 sets of 7 reps with 7 seconds of rest inbetween each set. 3 sets making it start off with 147 reps in minimal amount of time
Progressed with 20 sets of 20 reps with 20 seconds of rest. The total there was 400 but
547 reps total!
This type of training is perfect for body recomposition as the intervals work the heart (who needs cardio?! π) and pumps through the fresh blood through the area and fill that bodypart with fresh nutrients! Burning fat with intervals and working the muscle hard for gains πͺπ»πͺπ»
Always experiment with different methods to shock your body and yourself from boredom ππ»π€ππ»
21/01/2021
Bring along a friend or refer one and receive 10% off training sessions or packages prices!
05/02/2018
A high intake of salt / sodium will increase the risk of dementia in the future.π€―π€―π€―
Sodium is important, but try to lay off some of that salt at dinner πππ»
High Salt Diet Can Impair Brain Functioning and Lead To Dementia
Research outlined in Nature Neuroscience discovered a link between high salt intake and dementia
01/02/2018
Just 30 minutes after we trained legs i get the best kind of message! For a solid hour Zak trained legs with just ONE movement in interval times! The one movement was just BODYWEIGHT SQUATS.
We started off with 7 sets of 7 reps with 7 seconds of rest inbetween each set. 3 sets making it start off with 147 reps in minimal amount of time
Progressed with 20 sets of 20 reps with 20 seconds of rest. The total there was 400 but
547 reps total!
This type of training is perfect for body recomposition as the intervals work the heart (who needs cardio?! π) and pumps through the fresh blood through the area and fill that bodypart with fresh nutrients! Burning fat with intervals and working the muscle hard for gains πͺπ»πͺπ»
Always experiment with different methods to shock your body and yourself from boredom ππ»π€ππ»
08/01/2018
Bit late but HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! πππ
Start of 2018 and we are back in action!! I hope everyone enjoyed some time off and is satisfied with their holidays π
Zak my man training again after the festive period πͺπ»πͺπ» I for one am excited to see all of my clients again and wanting to hear about their NEW GOALS for 2018!!!!
Get pumped up everyone and lets get ready to bust ourselves to achieve our desires πππ
08/11/2017
Great news to hear / read!! When one of your clients is working insanely hard in the gym and one of the experienced gym goers goes over and compliments them πͺπ» get news Kelly! ππ» keep up the hard work ππ»π
Become an online client and recieve daily workouts for doable, non-boring workouts ππͺπ»
01/11/2017
https://www.bodybuilding.com/content/4-reasons-you-should-be-doing-whole-body-training.html
Quick link to Jim Stoppani PH.D and 4 modern reasons to stick to a full body training scheme over splits π€ππ»
4 Reasons You Should Be Doing Whole-Body Training
The research is in. Here are four proven reasons why you should take advantage of the health and fitness benefits of whole-body training.
11/10/2017
Heres a shot of the end of yesterdays training session with these two hardcore mums! Allanah and Kelly are two hardworking mums who smash two training sessions a week with me + still go to the gym!
Talk about being dedicated to their goals πͺπ» oh and also this was after an intense boxing / legs session and yeah you can guess how hard they went at it ππ±π
Terrific work ππ»ππ
09/10/2017
My main man Zak has come back even stronger and leaner πͺπ»
2 weeks without training with me having been in Thailand and starting out the week at 77kg ππ» this lad has done nothing but eat right and train right AND has been downing so much water ππ» results are showing and this guy is nothing but impressive πͺπ»π€
Keep up the terrific work brother ππ
23/09/2017
**Saturation Method**
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Want to bring up a lagging body part? This method is similar to a sponge. The sponge fills with water and gets fuller, the muscle can do the same, only with blood.π€π»
Now for this method its pretty straight forward. Choose a lagging body part, choose 1 exercise which feels like you get the best stretch and contraction from it and do it for 20 sets. And for the rest of your body stick with 3 or 4 sets of 10 reps.ππ»
Do this if you have a bit more time than usual in the gym, this type of training for full body will take usually 1 hour- 1hour and 30 or so minutes.
Example plan for those with a lagging chest.
20 x 10 bench press
4 x 10 bent over row
3 x 10 shoulder press
4 x 10 squats
3 x 10 over head tricep extenstion with barbell
4 x 10 ez bar bicep curls
If you're at the park or have a home style gym, try this
20 x 10-20 push ups
4 x failure chin ups or shoulder retractions (depending if you can do chin ups or not)
3 x 15 pyke push ups
Lunge for 100m without stopping
3 x 15 diamond push up
Give it a shot minimal of 1 time per week for optimal gains πͺπ»π