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Judge The Photographic Styling Of Our Trainers And Win Some Cool Prizes!
New Facebook competition starting TODAY!!! Each trainer will be taking photos at their Dangerously Fit Sydney Boot Camp locations, then they’ll submit their best shot for voting. a) We will then post pics up on the Dangerously Fit Facebook page and members are invited to vote which picture is best (click here to like our facebook page… www.dangerouslyfitfan.com) b) New pictures will be... »
Benefits Of Regular Exercise
Hey, it's Dan Clay here… Below is a post from our Sydney boot camp instructor Emiliano Ballero. Getting up at 6.00am might not be everyone's idea of fun but the reward of living a healthy and active life without debilitating disease is more than WORTH IT. Check out the article here… You're lying face down in the grass and someone is screaming at you... »
3 New Sydney Boot Camps
Hey Guy's, Thanks for attending this months boot camps, there were some great improvements made in the fitness test - Gareth, Paul, Laura and Cassie did especially well. Next month we'll be putting on an extra session which will focus more on cardio, the other 2 days we'll be cross training as usual. We still have a couple of spots available for... »
The Benefits of Buddy Personal Training
Today I’m going to talk about buddy personal training. Buddy training involves training with at least one other person using large compound exercises. There are heaps of benefits with this type of training which include: 1. Cost effective – very little equipment is needed 2. Large variety of exercises 3. Competition between partners provides better fitness results 4. Accountability and social support 5. Its... »
Rushcutters Bay Boot Camp Workout of the Week
Good workout this morning guys, now it's week 4 of the program we've increased the tempo slightly and begun stepping up the pace. It was a tough workout but a good effort was made by all. Here is this weeks Rushcutters Bay Boot camp workout of the week... Partner Workouts Split camps into pairs, depending on size of group set out a 6-10... »
Boot Camp Workout of The Week
Here is this weeks boot camp workout of the week. Camp split into pairs, depending on size of group set out a 6-10 station circuit. Spend 60 seconds on each station, 15 seconds rest between exercises. Exercise 1: 1. Push ups 2. Crunches 3. Squats 4. Skipping 5. Inverted Row 6. Reverse lunges 7. Plank 8. T shuffle Exercise 2: Set out 4 cones 10 meters apart. Split camp into pairs. 1st person... »
7 Exercises To Lose Fat and Build Lean Muscle… Fast!
As a personal trainer and boot camp owner I've helped countless people with their weight loss goals. I'm going to share with you some of my favourite exercises that you can use in your own workouts to breakthrough any training plateau. They are the same exercises I have used to help hundreds of people lose thousands of kilos of fat. I'll... »
Stay Fat Free This Holiday Season with 3 Easy Fitness Tips
With all the Xmas parties, shopping and catching up with friends and family the holiday season can be a busy time, don’t let yourself get into bad habits and fall into the trap of missing workouts. Missing workouts and losing the lean muscle mass you worked so hard to develop is a big mistake. The reason… Less lean muscle equals lower metabolism, muscle... »
Sydney Personal Trainer Outdoor Fitness Training
Go to any commercial gym and you see it all the time. People performing set after set of one exercise before moving onto the next exercise, it just takes forever! I know, I used to be the same meathead who'd take 15 minutes to do 3 sets of 10 on the bench press... What a waste of time! Such diminished results! And so...boring! What's the answer? Fitness... »
Circuit Training for Quick Fat Loss
If your goal is to lose fat and build lean muscle alternating exercises between different body parts and keeping the rest periods short is the best way to go. Performing straight sets of a strength exercise one after another with long rest periods is a thing of the past (unless your body builder or power lifter). The problem with performing straight sets... »
