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Planking Walk Up Core Exercise Fit Tip with BAC Personal Trainer, Jennah!

TRX Fit Tip with BAC Personal Trainer, Kristi Zarate!

Personal Training Fit Tip with Jaylinn!

Basketball landing fit tip with personal trainer, Caleb at BAC!

Fit Tip with BAC Trainer, Nate!

Fit Tip with BAC Personal Trainer, Jaylinn!

Scapula Fit Tip with BAC trainer Nate!

Fit Tip with BAC Trainer Nate

Fit Trainer Nate

Fitness New Years Resolution

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Many people decide to make a fitness New Year’s resolution. Whether it is to lose weight, tone, or gain muscle it can be done, but success comes with planning. Here are some ways to help stay motivated all throughout the year without fizzling out by the end of January.
1) Break your goal into achievable benchmarks.
Don’t expect to lose 20 pounds in one month. Set realistic short-term goals and an achievable long-term goal.
2) Schedule check-ins.
Plan one day per month where you weigh yourself, take a good look at your diet, look back at your total workout days from the previous month, and plan to adjust your diet or exercise routine if necessary for the following month.
3) Don’t let failure stop you.
No one is perfect. You diet and exercise routine will not be perfect every single day. Don’t dread the past and plan for the future with an organized diet and exercise routine. Plus it is ok to be human and have a little cheat every once in awhile.
4) Measure everything.
There are so many helpful apps out there now to help you reach your goals. These apps, like MyFitnessPal for example, allow you to log the exact amount that you eat so you can determine exactly how many calories you are consuming.

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What is Tabata training?

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The basic structure of Tabata training looks like this:
Perform 20 seconds of intense exercise and then rest for 10 seconds. repeat this 8 times, so that you are working solid for 4 minutes. At this point you can, and should, rest for a minute. Ultimately, you are going to keep repeating this pattern for a total of 20 minutes.
You can apply Tabata training to just about any training method. For example, a strength training program can be modified so that you simply perform as many reps as possible within 20 second bursts. Although, you can also create a cardio or plyometric based Tabata workout as well.
Due to the high level of intensity and the short rest periods, Tabata training is extrememly challenging. Tabata training is not for beginners and is made for those with an experienced fitness level. To those who can handle Tabata’s high intensity, Tabata workouts burn an average of 15 calories per minute. That means that the average burn is about 300 calories for a 20 minute Tabata workout. As seen with these statistics, Tabata has the potential to help you make rapid progress towards your fitness goals. Try out a Tabata workout with one of our personal trainers for a free fitness orientation at Brenda Athletic Clubs.