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Uploaded by on Sep 28, 2007

Personal Trainer School Instructor gives quick lesson on how to get the most out of your workout.

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How to workout - tips & techniques. Short, helpful, informative. Personal training for everyone. Heritage College and Heritage Institute.

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This personal training video includes free information on "How to Get the Most Out of Your Workout." In less than seven minutes, Heritage personal trainer school instructor Ron Jett will teach you the things you most need to know about designing a great workout routine.

This motivating exercise video will make you want to get started on your exercise routine today!

Personal trainers have helped millions of people around the world improve their lives with fitness and nutrition. This short video can get you started.

If you think personal training might be a good career for you, we'd love to talk to you about how we can help you become a certified personal trainer. Call us at (888) 334-7339 or visit us at www.heritage-education.com.

If you would like to find a personal fitness trainer in one of our cities, we would be happy to help you find a personal trainer that can help you with your fitness routine.

From the Heritage Personal Trainer School, we hope you enjoy this personal trainer video.

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  • Good video man. I was locking my elbows in both chest and shoulder press. Now I know, and knowing is half the battle.

  • Great video! Always looking for more ways to use my balance ball.

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  • that personal trainer is sexy XD

  • @zmonkey11 G I JOOOOOOOOOOOEEEEEEEEE

  • he keeps it very simple. i m gonna try it in the gym. thanks.

  • if you are a professional, you need to lock your elbows without the pressure, amateurs don't have the connection with mind muscle yet, you must develop that in time, and when you get there, you will understand why your elbows should be locked. keep training and don't hurt yourself and hope you will get to be a professional one day, remember it does not happen 3 days a week, it is over 20 years of training. Good luck

  • @PrinceNippy Yes you deffinatly need recovery time and doing cardio work is always great.

  • As far as the locking out issue, its not even as much of a safety concern as it is a control concern. Again people who will most likely use this info are not your usual gym rat. Lord knows us gym rats develope our own habits.

  • Take the video for what it is and know that some people are learning more in this 7 min vid than what they have learned their entire life. This info also comes form a very educated instructor. Masters of Science: Exercise and Sport Science BOOM!

  • Billy,

    A lot of what you say is right but off topic. This video was not created for someone trying to build as much strength as possible. It is intendted to satisfy a good portion of the people in the general public, some of which may not even have the strength to sit on a stability ball. Strength training takes on many diff forms and purposes and one vid will not even satisfy half of them.

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