WANT To Know Come Celebrities Come With Reese Witherspoon And Eva Mendes Their PG (Perfect Buttocks) Deserve The Rating? Time and Money to Help, But The Real Gain Derives From Working With Trainers Everyone Knows Body Design Tricks. Here, Best Professionals Will Help You Form A Body A-list.
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Celebrity Trainer David Kirsch, author of the New York Final Body Plan (McGraw-Hill, 2005) and Heidi Klum and Naomi Campbell
For Your Money-Butt Formation, Try This Train To Be Affected To Come The Last Celebrity Celebrity For A Better Back: STABILIZES Scissor Ball.
Lie with Hips Leaning On A Stability of Ball, Hands and Feet on the Floor for Balance.
Walk Your Feet Behind You That Your Legs In One Form Wide V.
Slowly Lift Your Feet All about 12 inches from the ground and PRESS Together.
Lower the tips again a ground, develop a V shaped at the bottom of the train, and repeat a total of 15 to 20 repetitions.
Celebrity Trainer David Kirsch, author of the New York Final Body Plan (McGraw-Hill, 2005) and Heidi Klum and Naomi Campbell
For Your Money-Butt Formation, Try This Train To Be Affected To Come The Last Celebrity Celebrity For A Better Back: STABILIZES Scissor Ball.
Lie with Hips Leaning On A Stability of Ball, Hands and Feet on the Floor for Balance.
Walk Your Feet Behind You That Your Legs In One Form Wide V.
Slowly Lift Your Feet All about 12 inches from the ground and PRESS Together.
Lower the tips again a ground, develop a V shaped at the bottom of the train, and repeat a total of 15 to 20 repetitions.
Beat the Clock
Celebrity Trainer: Joe Dowdell, president of Peak Performance Strength & Conditioning Center in New York City, and trainer to Anne Hathaway and Claire Danes
Spend less time (about 20 to 30 seconds) resting between sets at the beginning of your workout when your muscles aren't exhausted, and more time (40 to 60 seconds) as they become fatigued. This method, known as density training, can cut the time you spend working out by as much as 15 to 20 percent. It also forces your muscles to work harder while improving your endurance at the same time. Play Favorites
Celebrity Trainer: Harley Pasternak, author of Five Factor Fitness (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2004) and trainer to Alicia Keys, Eva Mendes, and Halle Berry
Work with only one arm or one leg at a time when strength training with dumbbells. This way, while you're resting one side of your body you'll keep the other side going strong. Your heart will also have to keep pumping hard through your entire workout, which means that you'll actually burn more calories overall. Think in Focus
Celebrity Trainer: Michael George, author of Body Express Makeover (Fireside Simon & Schuster, 2005) and trainer to Julianne Moore, Meg Ryan, and Reese Witherspoon
Most people do two to three sets of two to three exercises for each muscle group. You'll get better results if you pick four different exercises that work the same muscle — do three sets of them back-to-back with no rest in between. Think squats, lunges, side kicks, and roundhouse kicks for glutes. Focusing on one muscle for three sets of four exercises allows you to work each muscle 25 to 50 percent more thoroughly.
Bonus: You'll finish your workout in half the time.
Celebrity Trainer: Joe Dowdell, president of Peak Performance Strength & Conditioning Center in New York City, and trainer to Anne Hathaway and Claire Danes
Spend less time (about 20 to 30 seconds) resting between sets at the beginning of your workout when your muscles aren't exhausted, and more time (40 to 60 seconds) as they become fatigued. This method, known as density training, can cut the time you spend working out by as much as 15 to 20 percent. It also forces your muscles to work harder while improving your endurance at the same time. Play Favorites
Celebrity Trainer: Harley Pasternak, author of Five Factor Fitness (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2004) and trainer to Alicia Keys, Eva Mendes, and Halle Berry
Work with only one arm or one leg at a time when strength training with dumbbells. This way, while you're resting one side of your body you'll keep the other side going strong. Your heart will also have to keep pumping hard through your entire workout, which means that you'll actually burn more calories overall. Think in Focus
Celebrity Trainer: Michael George, author of Body Express Makeover (Fireside Simon & Schuster, 2005) and trainer to Julianne Moore, Meg Ryan, and Reese Witherspoon
Most people do two to three sets of two to three exercises for each muscle group. You'll get better results if you pick four different exercises that work the same muscle — do three sets of them back-to-back with no rest in between. Think squats, lunges, side kicks, and roundhouse kicks for glutes. Focusing on one muscle for three sets of four exercises allows you to work each muscle 25 to 50 percent more thoroughly.
Bonus: You'll finish your workout in half the time.
Take a Breath
Celebrity Trainer: Mark Blanchard, creator of The Sedona Experience DVD and trainer to Jennifer Lopez and Jennifer Aniston
Even if you're not in yoga class, being mindful of your breath can pay off. Inhaling and exhaling evenly and completely makes any workout more effective by bringing extra oxygen to your muscles. Aim for about 12 inhalations and exhalations per minute. Count Down
Celebrity Trainer: Ashley Borden, Nike spokeswoman who has trained Mandy Moore, Christina Aguilera, Lauren Graham, and Tori Spelling
Instead of starting every set by counting from 1 to 10, decide how many repetitions you're going to do and count backward (10, 9, 8...). This will add staying power to your workout because it gives you more of a finish line to cross, making it harder for you to quit too soon. Shrug It Off
Celebrity Trainer: Harley Pasternak
Increase the benefits of your shoulder presses by adding a shrug (as if you were trying to touch your shoulders to your ears) at the top of the movement (just be careful not to lock your elbows). This trick will boost your sculpting results because you'll be moving through a fuller range of motion than if you were just pressing the weights up and down. Sculpt a Sexy Back
Celebrity Trainer: John MacLaren, founder of Elite Fitness Training Systems in L.A. and trainer to Melinda Clarke of The OC
When you're doing lat pull-downs, focus on pulling your shoulders down and together as if you were trying to get your shoulder blades to touch behind your back. This motion keeps you from using your biceps instead of your upper-back muscles — a mistake that causes your arms and shoulders to tire out before your back has a chance to get a good workout. Boost Your Burn
Celebrity coach Gregory Joujon-Roche, coach Rachel Weisz and Demi Moore
Treadmill tactics
After heating on the treadmill walk for 3 minutes, increase the gradient to level 8, hold the handles, and pretend to plunge into the mud.
Bend your knees and dig the treadmill with the heels for a minute or two, then lower the slope back to 1 for 1-2 minutes to retrieve.
Celebrity Trainer: Mark Blanchard, creator of The Sedona Experience DVD and trainer to Jennifer Lopez and Jennifer Aniston
Even if you're not in yoga class, being mindful of your breath can pay off. Inhaling and exhaling evenly and completely makes any workout more effective by bringing extra oxygen to your muscles. Aim for about 12 inhalations and exhalations per minute. Count Down
Celebrity Trainer: Ashley Borden, Nike spokeswoman who has trained Mandy Moore, Christina Aguilera, Lauren Graham, and Tori Spelling
Instead of starting every set by counting from 1 to 10, decide how many repetitions you're going to do and count backward (10, 9, 8...). This will add staying power to your workout because it gives you more of a finish line to cross, making it harder for you to quit too soon. Shrug It Off
Celebrity Trainer: Harley Pasternak
Increase the benefits of your shoulder presses by adding a shrug (as if you were trying to touch your shoulders to your ears) at the top of the movement (just be careful not to lock your elbows). This trick will boost your sculpting results because you'll be moving through a fuller range of motion than if you were just pressing the weights up and down. Sculpt a Sexy Back
Celebrity Trainer: John MacLaren, founder of Elite Fitness Training Systems in L.A. and trainer to Melinda Clarke of The OC
When you're doing lat pull-downs, focus on pulling your shoulders down and together as if you were trying to get your shoulder blades to touch behind your back. This motion keeps you from using your biceps instead of your upper-back muscles — a mistake that causes your arms and shoulders to tire out before your back has a chance to get a good workout. Boost Your Burn
Celebrity coach Gregory Joujon-Roche, coach Rachel Weisz and Demi Moore
Treadmill tactics
After heating on the treadmill walk for 3 minutes, increase the gradient to level 8, hold the handles, and pretend to plunge into the mud.
Bend your knees and dig the treadmill with the heels for a minute or two, then lower the slope back to 1 for 1-2 minutes to retrieve.
Repeat this cycle 10 times.
You will increase your calorie consumption while you have a sexy bite.
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Get Six-Pack Abs
Lie to face keep a ball of stability with arms stretched over his head.
Raises your arms and legs and this makes the abdominal muscles and put the ball between the ankles.
Repeat the movement and take the ball in your hand.
Make 3 sets of 10, three times a week.
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