Boxing Gym Equipment : Using Headgear for Boxing Training

March 9th, 2010

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Headgear is very important for boxers in training. Learn what equipment you need for training in a boxing gym in this free video on gear and supplies for boxers.

Expert: Bill Lefebvre
Bio: Billy Lefebvre is the owner & head coach for Bantam Boxing. He has been involved in boxing as a successful amateur regional, national and inter-national competitor, coach & trainer for 35 over years.

Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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How to gain strength without gym equipment?

March 8th, 2010

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I am wondering how i can gain strength (arm strength \ overall strength) without having to buy gym equipment or needing to go to a gym.
I am 175 lbs , 5′8 , 14 years old and i play tackle football and ice hockey.

Thank you for your help.
jus lettin you know im in shape, that wasnt my question , i am wondering how to gain strength in my arms and upper body.

(I am on the cross country team \ i mountain bike )

Wow :o you’re already pretty big lol. I just do pushups and situps in my house every night … 50 pushups and situps for me. But, if you really want to gain muscle, then you probably have to go to the gym or buy some sort of equipment so you can train with heavier objects.

Boxing Gym Equipment : Boxing Training with Hand Weights

March 6th, 2010

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Training for boxing with hand weights. Learn what equipment you need for training in a boxing gym in this free video on gear and supplies for boxers.

Expert: Bill Lefebvre
Bio: Billy Lefebvre is the owner & head coach for Bantam Boxing. He has been involved in boxing as a successful amateur regional, national and inter-national competitor, coach & trainer for 35 over years.

Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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How can I get mustle without using gym equipment?

March 6th, 2010

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Im not fat or anything…Infact Im really skinny and I play a lot of sports but I dont have any mustle … I am just skinny =[ ... Any ideas on how I can get some mustle in mainly my legs,arms,stomach and chest ?

P.S Without any gym equipment ! Even dumbells !

Something i used, because i use to be just like you.. and now i have more strength and muscle than some of my team mates who went to the gym. Using gym equipement doesn't mean you will gain weight. in some instances it could be the opposite. using all those conventinol machines could actually be bad for you.. something i did was :

1.) get a 2x4 piece of plie wood.. or any wood or slab u could find.. ALSO you will need a stick or some sort..preferable the ends of a heavy broom stick.. (this will speed up the process, i you don't have this act like you do.)

2.) place the middle of the bottom of your foot at the edge of the wood on the ground.. so the heel of your foot should be on the wood, and your toes on the ground.

3.) spread your feet shoulder width apart *OPTION* place the broomstick behind your head and hold it with your hands.. as if you were bench pressing at the gym..

4.) squat down.. keeping your feet on the wood and on the ground...

5.) it may seem that this doesn't hurt at first.. but trust me.. it will hurt soo much tomorrow.. :] that only means that it is really working!!!

6.) the less reps you do with the heavier stick the more muscle mass you will get.. the more reaps with a lighter stick (or no stick) you will tone muscle.. so start with the stick if you can.. and once you get your results go on without the stick.

**JUST REMEBER***

your wood should be very thin.. your heel should not be at very much of an incline.. if you heel and your toes are at a high incline. your board is too think.

What are the best ab exercises that I can do w/o major gym equipment?

March 4th, 2010

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I am getting back into the swing of things with exercise and I was wondering what are the best abs exercises I can do with really expensive gym equipment? I have an exercise ball and some pilate’s bands, what could I do with these that could help me strengthen my core muscles?

The ball is a great way to strengthen your core and it’s also good for your back. There are so many different ways to do ab and back exercises on the ball. Some of the basics would be to…

first of all you want your ball firm, but with some give and when you sit on it your legs should be parallel to the floor and you knees should not be higher or lower than your hips

lay back on the ball so your lower back is on the ball an feet planted on the floor – hands behind head on top of each other (don’t lace the fingers) and keep elbows out – exhale and pull the belly button into the spine as you "crunch" up and inhale as you lower

in the same position – as you crunch up twist your left elbow to right side to work the obliques lower and then do right elbow to left side

for the back – place the ball under the front of your hips with legs straight out behind you and toes on floor – place hands under chin and lift – hold for 3 counts and lower – repeat

try 3 sets of 20 in each position

like I said – there are tons of different exercises you can do on the ball

Affordable Home Gym Equipment

March 3rd, 2010

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Affordable Home Gym Equipment

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Best Home gym Equipment and Is it possible to build muscle without going to the gym?

March 2nd, 2010

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I have no confidence to go the gym so I was thinking of buying a some weights and a bench, would this work in helping me gain much muscle mass I want to gain 18 pounds and not sure what equipment I will need. Would I be able to get the right equipment with £100 or do I need a gym?

All you need are the weights and the gym.

I recommend dumbells and a curl bar. Get about 150 to 200 lbs of the cheapest weight you can find. and then work out every other day while you watch tv or something. Go to youtube and watch some videos on using free weights so you are sure to do it correctly. Its also important to take in a lot of protein and such so your muscles have fuel to heal and grow.

Gyms are a pain in the ass. I went for years before I set up my home gym, and I get a better workout when I’m at home then I ever did when I was waiting in lines for circuit machines.

BTW free weights are better then any of those machines becuase you also work stabalising musscles when you use propper technique. Just put the time in and you will beef up. Trust me.

How to Use Gym Equipment to Exercise Your Cardiovascular System : How to Use the Arm Bike Machine for Cardio Exercise

February 28th, 2010

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Learn how to use the arm bike for cardiovascular exercise or upper body warmup in this free exercise video tutorial on using gym equipment.

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what is the easiest way to lose the fat without the gym equipment, and props?

February 28th, 2010

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what is the easiest way to lose the fat without the gym equipment, and props, and less pain?

dont eat fast food or high sugar things. cut down on carbs. not cut out cut down. eat more fiber. ride a bike or swim.

What is the best way to use gym equipment? (does anyone know a good site with info?)?

February 26th, 2010

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does anyone know a good site with information on how to use some of the basic equipment/machines in the gym ? (maybe photos along explanations to see if they match the ones I would like to work out or have where I go).
I have no intention for paying for a trainer, because I have a friend that already instructed me what structure of exercises to use… however we are not going to the same gym , big distance, so I have to adapt his routine to the new machines…

It would be a breeze if I see a site that instructs what type of muscles each device helps train. It seems silly to pay for the trainer for only this when I could of read it in a book or site in max half an hour.

However thanks for your inputs.

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