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The Benefits of a Premium Membership
Here at Ready to Exercise we're dedicated to giving you the tools and tips you need to succeed with your exercise and weight loss programs. Our Premium
Membership takes things one step further. For only $19.99 per month you receive:
- Access to Daily Food Logs
- Access to Daily Exercise Logs
- The ability to view over 300 exercise "mini-videos"
- Content not available to other members
- Access to your own Personal Trainer
- Help and Support
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Not convinced? Here are some samples of what comes with Premium Memberhip.
Keep track of your workouts in your weekly exercise log. Forward them to your personal trainer for additional pointers!
Use our handy Menu Planner to keep your diet on track!
Access over 300 Sample Exercises that you can do in your own home!
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Oblique
Crunch with Ball
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Begin by
sitting on the ball. Walk feet forward until ball is resting under
your back -- body is now parallel to the floor. Place hands behind
head for support. Using your abdominal muscles slowly crunch up
lifting your shoulder blades off of the ball and rotate left
shoulder toward right hip. Do not strain neck by pulling on it with
hands. Keep elbows out to your side. Return to starting parallel
position and repeat then switch sides. (To make the move more
difficult, place the ball closer to your knees -- the less of your
upper body that is resting on the ball the more difficult the move.
To make it easier do the opposite -- the more of your upper body and
head that are resting on the ball the easier the move.) |
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Shoulder
Rotation
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Begin by
standing tall, feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent. Return to
starting position and repeat. Bend elbows and press them tightly
into your sides with palms facing up. Slowly open arms out as far as
they can go WITHOUT allowing your elbows to pull away from your
waist. Only go as far as you can while keeping elbows in -- you may
not be able to open them far. Return to start position and repeat. |
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Lunge
45 Degree Angle
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Stand with
feet together and knees slightly bent. Step out at a 45 degree angle
with the left foot. Left knee bends to about 90 degrees and should
remain above your ankle (behind your toes). Right heal comes off the
ground as you lower into position. Return to start position, repeat
and switch legs. If using weights, hold them by your sides. |
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