Houston Personal Trainer Demonstrates Tabata Protocol For...

http://newwarriortraining.com Houston based personal trainer, Sincere Hogan, demonstrates 2 easy exercises for women's fat loss, using the Tabata Protocol, for the Average Goddess star trainer video series. (http://averagegoddess.com).

Utilizing the Gymboss interval timer (http://thegymbosstimer.com), the Tabata protocol is excellent for fat loss, without the need for a gym.

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[MultiAthlet]

R u kidding me? Unless you are targeting the obese, where is the challenge in that? Quarter jump squats and knee push-ups? That wouldn't be a challenge on one leg or arm. Dude you just busted the myth that "white men can't jump"

[joshone]

@MultiAthlet Thank you for you reply and visiting my channel. This particular video was a guest video for a blog, whose readers are primarily just starting a fitness program. What may not work for some , may definitely work for many, especially in today's less-active society.

"Respect the individual"

[BigChampDaddy]

I started using tabata intervals last year and i feel it's the most effective system i have found to exercise. The key is sticking to the 2:1 formula and performing the exercises with maximum energy while maintaing the proper technique. Thanks for getting the word out, good vid!

[joshone]

@BigChampDaddy Thanks. Keep training hard!

[NessyNapptural]

This was an awesome video! My doc recommended tabata intervals. I'm going to try it right now! Thanks!

[joshone]

Nessy, Tabata's kick major booteh, but they are always fun. Keep us posted on how your training is going.

[mistermatsuda]

Great demo! I would like to recommend that if you (the audience) are a beginner or very deconditioned, start with 10 sec. on with 20 sec. rest. Then as you advance, 15 on/15 off working your way to the this 20 sec. on and 10 sec. off. Same with the intensity - start with 50% on up to 100% as you get in better shape. Also, mix up the excersises. Mountain climbers, burpees, jumping jacks, incline pushups, etc. are some good bodyweight additions.

[absolutblue]

Thanks !

[joshone]

Also, perform this style workout with full intensity, and let me know if your heart doesn't feel as if it is going to jump out of your chest. If it does, I don't think you have to worry about adding any traditional (and often fat-loss detrimental) cardio to your workout.

[joshone]

No worries, smokingoddess.You could do this workout or type of workout a few times a week. I would not do it 3 days in a row, each week, continuously. You need active recovery days, as much as you have days you train hard. It's all about "balance." That's what the body loves.