would make up one circuit. You would perform each exercise for your desired number of repetitions, one right after the other, with no break in between. Then after all of them, you can take a 30 second or one-minute break and go through again. How many timesAre you aware that weight training is loaded with many benefits? Some of them are stronger bones and muscles, a faster metabolism, nicely shaped muscles, increased strength and confidence. Have you started weight training yet? Many people think of weight training and imagine a boring routine of lifting weights. Well, believe me there is no reason to ever be bored when it comes to weight training. There are so many ways to do it. One of my favorites is circuit training. Many of my clients see fabulous results as a product of our circuit training routines. The concept behind circuit training is to do a series of exercises, usually for different body parts, one right after the other with little or no break in between.

This type of workout is fast, efficient, effective and never gets stale because you can change the exercises. To give you an example, you would pick your exercises, let’s say they are bicep curls, shoulder presses, squats, triceps kick backs, lunges and crunches on the stability ball. These exercises would make up one circuit. You would perform each exercise for your desired number of repetitions, one right after the other, with no break in between. Then after all of them, you can take a 30 second or one-minute break and go through again. How many times

ining and imagine a boring routine of lifting weights. Well, believe me there is no reason to ever be bored when it comes to weight training. There are so many ways to do it. One of my favorites is circuit training. Many of my clients see fabulous results as a product of our circuit training routines. The concept behind circuit training is to do a series of exercises, usually for different body parts, one right after the other with little or no break in between.

This type of workout is fast, efficient, effective and never gets stale because you can change the exercises. To give you an example, you would pick your exercises, let’s say they are bicep curls, shoulder presses, squats, triceps kick backs, lunges and crunches on the stability ball. These exercises would make up one circuit. You would perform each exercise for your desired number of repetitions, one right after the other, with no break in between. Then after all of them, you can take a 30 second or one-minute break and go through again. How many times

a product of our circuit training routines. The concept behind circuit training is to do a series of exercises, usually for different body parts, one right after the other with little or no break in between.

This type of workout is fast, efficient, effective and never gets stale because you can change the exercises. To give you an example, you would pick your exercises, let’s say they are bicep curls, shoulder presses, squats, triceps kick backs, lunges and crunches on the stability ball. These exercises would make up one circuit. You would perform each exercise for your desired number of repetitions, one right after the other, with no break in between. Then after all of them, you can take a 30 second or one-minute break and go through again. How many times

fective and never gets stale because you can change the exercises. To give you an example, you would pick your exercises, let’s say they are bicep curls, shoulder presses, squats, triceps kick backs, lunges and crunches on the stability ball. These exercises would make up one circuit. You would perform each exercise for your desired number of repetitions, one right after the other, with no break in between. Then after all of them, you can take a 30 second or one-minute break and go through again. How many times would make up one circuit. You would perform each exercise for your desired number of repetitions, one right after the other, with no break in between. Then after all of them, you can take a 30 second or one-minute break and go through again. How many times you go through will depend on your fitness level. You can pick any exercises you want to and change it up; this keeps it fresh for your muscles and your mind.

Now lets talk about repetitions. Changing the number and pace of your repetitions is another way to keep things interesting and to keep your muscles responding. Traditionally, fewer repetitions with heavier weight will enhance muscle growth while many repetitions with lighter weight will enhance muscle endurance. I encourage people to change this from time to time, even often. Say one week you do the above mentioned circuit workout and try for 30 repetitions of each exercise, then the following week you do it and try for 6 repetitions, then the following week you try for 15 repetitions. Obviously, the weight that you use will change as well.

For your 30 repetition workout you will be using light weight, for the 6 repetition workout you will use heavy weight and for the 15 repetition workout you would use a weight somewhere in the middle. This is a