workout schedule
Hi Everyone! This month’s March 2020 Workout Rotation has a mish-mosh of past favorites covering a variety of total body strength and cardio conditioning workouts to keep your routine fun and challenging! As always, take extra rest days as needed and fuel your body properly so that it can perform at it’s best!
Before you know it the holiday season will be upon us and with the hustle and bustle of the holidays often comes a lack of time for ourselves and our workout routines. While we still have a little time to focus before the craziness sets in let’s get a jump start on a tough rotation that is not only heavy on intensity and calorie burn but also shocks your metabolism with lots of variety.
Hi Everyone! We made it through January, the month where our New Year’s resolutions kicked in. Try to stay focused this month as well with this rotation that includes a week of low impact, a week of high impact, a week of Hiit and a week of steady state. Each week brings it’s own energy and challenges! Enjoy!
It’s officially Fall Cathletes, but we certainly won’t be “falling” off that workout wagon! This month we have an intense mix of heavy weights and high energy cardio to keep our internal furnaces burning to the max! Don’t forget quality sleep, plenty of water and healthy foods to fuel your workouts! You’ve got this!
This May 2014 rotation is all about shaking it up with shock training. Doing multiple types of workouts with various frequency, length duration & intensity. The goal is to keep your body from adapting to the “fitness chaos” its experiencing this month. Expect your metabolism to catapult, your fitness level to be taken to a new height and both your aerobic endurance and your lactate threshold to be improved. To get best results, eat clean, sleep soundly and drink a lot of water water. Commit to burn calories, burn excess body fat and chisel some lean muscle!!!!!
There are virtually unlimited ways to incorporate exercise intensity into your workout. Here are eight of the most proven principles any athlete can use to promote growth. These principles are used in many of my workout programs like STS and Xtrain. Principles for increasing intensity are especially useful for power lifters and bodybuilders, but they translate easily to the aspects of other sports.
I was first introduced to Cathe more than 10 years ago while reading a fitness magazine. I was a single gal in my mid twenties looking to make a change. I had been going to the gym for years and had even worked with numerous personal trainers. I was fit but never really satisfied with
