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#1 - Focuses on training variety
Subject
Lines:
Got 5 cool, new bodyweight
exercises for you to try…
Love these INSANE bodyweight exercises
Hit a rut? Try these new bodyweight moves…
Body:
I've got something very
cool for you here today…FIVE unique new bodyweight
exercises that will solve one of the MAJOR problems
you might have with bodyweight training…lack of
training variety.
Because we both know that
when your body gets too used to your training, your
results will GRIND to a halt.
Check out these 5 new
bodyweight exercises here…[affiliate link here]
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These exercises cover
back, chest, legs, shoulders and core…pretty much
a total-body workout here. If you've hit a rut in your
training, these exercises are EXACTLY what you need
to get things back in gear.
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tried a few of them myself and they're awesome!
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Email
#2 - Focuses on uniqueness of the exercises
Subject
Lines:
5 weird bodyweight exercises
that will get you having FUN in your training again
Try these 5 weird bodyweight exercises
Don't miss these 5 unique bodyweight exercises
Body:
Do you consider yourself
a part of the "herd"…the people who grind
away at their training (because that's what they've
been told to do) even when they aren't getting results
and aren't having fun?
Of course not!
You train hard and you're
not afraid to try out new exercises and training techniques,
as long as they can get you RESULTS.
And yeah, having FUN with
your training is a BIG part of it, too.
So on that note, I've
got 5 weird new bodyweight exercises to share with you
today, from "The Mad Scientist of Muscle"
Nick Nilsson.
Nick is well known for
his creativity (and insanity, to be quite frank!) when
it comes to training and these exercises certainly fit
the bill. They're very effective (and fun!) and solve
some of the biggest problems you might run into when
it comes to bodyweight training.
Check out these 5 "Mad
Scientist" bodyweight exercises here…
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P.S. Each of these exercises
is demonstrated on video and has a full set of pictures
and detailed descriptions, along with form points. So
definitely watch the videos (each is just a minute or
two long) then read through the instructions so you
know exactly what you're doing when you try them.
Get your 5 new bodyweight
exercises here…
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Email
#3 - Focuses on the sample exercises and the problems
they solve
Subject:
Your bodyweight training
has issues…
5 problems with bodyweight training
Solve these 5 BIG problems with bodyweight training…
Body:
Bodyweight training is
incredibly effective…you can use it to build muscle
and strength and burn fat, all in the privacy of your
own home (or on the road!)
There ARE, however, some
major problems that can come up when training with bodyweight
movements…problems that can bring your results
to a screeching halt, if you don't know how to fix them.
I've got 5 exercises for
you here that solve 5 of the biggest problems people
run into with bodyweight training, including an exercise
that will literally DOUBLE the resistance you can put
on your chest with push-ups, and an abdominal exercise
that targets the DEEP core muscles that will flatten
your stomach and tighten your waist (which crunches
and sit-ups CAN'T do).
Check out these 5 exercises
and the problems they solve here…
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P.S. These problems especially
troublesome as you get more advanced in your bodyweight
training. We all know that the fastest results generally
happen when you first start training, but with the right
exercises, you can match those gains again!
Learn those 5 exercises
here…
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Email #4 - Focuses
on a Problem With One of the Most Common Bodyweight
Exercises That Can Be Solved by an Exercise in the book.
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Subject:
One BIG problem with the
push-up (and how to fix it)...
One weird problem with the push-up...
How to fix this weird problem with the push-up...
Body:
If you've built up some
decent strength in the Push-Up, to make
the exericse tougher, you've likely graduated to the
Feet-Elevated
Push-up (the one done with your feet set up on a bench,
hands
on the floor and body angled down in order to focus
on upper
chest (and make the exercise a bit more challenging).
And I know it's strange
to say it, but the problem here
is the floor (bet you didn't even know the floor
could be a
problem with the push-up!)
When you do a normal feet-elevated
push-up, as you come to
the bottom, you have to flatten out your chest and torso,
making
them horizontal, in order to keep your face from hitting
the floor.
You're basically turning
it right back into a regular push-up only
with your knees and body bent.
And that's NOT what we're
looking for with that exercise.
So to solve that problem,
I've got a quick tip here for you from
Nick Nilsson (a.k.a. "The Mad Scientist of Muscle").
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You're going to be setting
your hands on a bench
(FRONT EDGE) and hook your feet over a bar (or other
solid
object) to get your body at that downwards angle. Because
your
hands are on the front edge, you're also going to get
some additional
tension by keeping yourself in place and from gripping
the
padding of the bench.
Set the bench a few feet
in front of the bar (I'm using a bar set
in the power rack and pulled up against the uprights...you
can
use whatever is high enough up that you can get your
feet on).
Adjust the height of the bar to your liking.
Get your feet hooked over
the bar and get your body straight. Now
you're in the top position of the elevated-feet push-up.
Lower yourself down.
As you can see, in the
bottom position my head is BELOW the level
of the bench. THIS is what allows me to keep that ideal
declined body
position and maintain tension on the upper pecs during
the movement,
which is what you CAN'T do if your hands are on the
floor.
Now, can you use push-up
handles or set your hands on dumbbell
handles to mimic this? Absolutely. It'll help.
But I STILL find that
even with the hands raised a few inches on
handles, it doesn't give you nearly as much range of
motion as
setting your hands on the bench in this fashion and
not having to
worry AT ALL about pressing your face into the carpet...especially
if you elevate your legs even more than I have
in the demo here
(the more vertical your body goes, the more useful this
technique
becomes).
Give it a try next time
you're training chest and see what you think!
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IMPORTANT...The
Best Bodyweight Exercises
You've Never Heard Of
If you're interested in more bodyweight exercises and
training tips
like this, Nick has just released a GREAT book on the
subject.
It's got 85 bodyweight
exercises just like the one posted above.
And just fyi, they're not all "total" bodyweight
exercises...he also
teaches you how to incorporate strategic resistance
into bodyweight
movements to make them even more effective.
If you enjoy bodyweight
training, I think you should get it. It's not
expensive and it's jammed full of really cool exercises
and
bodyweight training knowledge. I think you'll get a
lot out of it and
the price is dirt cheap!
Check
out the 5 free sample exercises here
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