workouts based on body type

ckaseman

New Member
hi i am new to the site. love cathe dvds just trying to find the right mix of exercise. i seem to be at a standstill as far as workouts and am seemingly gaining a little more weight than i would like esp around my hips and midsection where i have always had a six pack...it seems to be hiding these days...just wondering peoples advice on exercise regimen?? ive read in oxygen magazine ppl do cardio and weights, but i need more specifics than that. anyone have a regimen that works or has worked for them, esp catering towards the pear shape ? thanks!~CArol
 
Carol,

I understand about being a pear shaped. That is me..all of my boom boom pow..is below so I am very mindful of they way I workout. I can build muscle fairly easily in my legs so..like you still try to figure that perfect combo I just want to lean down (BF) and tone muscle that is already there. I had a trainer b4 and he had me lifting heavy weights when we worked out and I stopped because my jeans were getting tight especially in the thigh area..Here is an article I came across a few years ago and found it online and wanted to share. Let me know what you think.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0KGB/is_7_4/ai_n6006151/?tag=content;col1

Dee
 
I gain my weight around my waist and don't really gain bulky muscle at all, just nice definition. I run for cardio, though Cathe's cardio workouts are excellent too, and do any and all of her weight work. I think it's all about what you love doing, because that's what you're going to keep doing. The more things you can find to do, the better.

I really think, though, that much of it has to do with your diet. Until I finally committed to a clean diet, I always had a bit of a belly cushion. Not a lot, but it was there.
 
Just want to share my regimen maybe this could help you a bit.
Every morning when i wake up i do about 60 to 80 sit-ups with my leg hung-up.
Then do push ups as many as i can after that i do an hour of jogging to burn out all the fats and gain some cardio.
Then have a moderate to light-heavy breakfast, this is good to prepare your body to a long day
 
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