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Paul Eugene
7 Day Cross Training Workout Plan
Cross Training is a way of adding variety to your workout
and decrease the risk to injury by lessing the stess on the
same muscles. Below is a workout plan.
Day 1 - Dance Fitness or Brisk Walk - Legs - Abs
Day 2 - Strength Training
Day 3 - Boot Camp, Triple Fit or run, jog or swim.
Day 4 - Dance Fitness or Brisk Walk - Legs - Abs
Day 5 - Strength Training
Day 6 - Boot Camp, Triple Fit or run, jog or swim.
Day 7 - Rest
Running
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You Should Consult Your Doctor Before Beginning Any Exercise Program.
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Kids Fitness building a foundation for life.
Fitness Tip:
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Be sure to drink plenty of water before, during and
after working out.
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Pace yourself, work at your own ability. If any
discomfort or pain, stop, and seek medical help.
Did this morning with my daughter (5) and son(3).My
kids loved it! Gonna try it again tomorrow. Thank you
Eugene for your unique attitude. I tell my friends about
you and tell them you remind me of a Christian Richard
Simmons. You are wonderful!
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Thanks Paul for this. I plan on using this in my
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Try Something Different! Stability Ball Aerobics Check It Out!
Running is my favorite outdoor workout. I have been running
since 1985. Running was something that was introduced to me
when I worked at the NY Road Runners Club. One day all
employees were asked to participate in a 5K run in New York
City’s Central Park. I remember that day, it was high noon and
about 90 degrees. I put on some running shoes and gear and all
I knew was that I had to run the course. I had never ran in a race
before and had no idea how long it was, but once I heard the gun
sound I just ran. I finish in 13 minutes. I thought I was going to
die. After that race I fell in love with running. I began running
5k’s, 10k’s, half marathons then the NYC Marathon. Running is
a great way to work out. I would suggest that you start by
jogging and walking to cover a certain distance. Then jog the
distance when ready. Then jog and run the distance. Then just
run the distance. Enjoy the run, the fresh air.