In this video, you can see Andreas first starting of with 10 push-ups, then directly jumping up on to the pull-up bar and doing 10 pullups, after that time for 10 more pushups.
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Push ups a basic but effective body weight exercise
When it comes to using your own body-weight, the push-up is probably a exercise that everyone has done.
On the upside is that you can do it pretty much anywhere, if you feel tired, drop to the floor, or ground, and do 10-15 push ups, chances are you will feel more energized after.
By raising your pulse, you change your current state, if you feel a urge for a chocolate bar, try do 3X20 push ups, chances are you feel so much better now, that the chocolate bar is not so hard to resist anymore.
And the best thing is that you only need yourself, and some type of surface to perform it on.
We all know the feeling after a training session, you feel a sense of well being, this is because our body where meant to be in motion.
Since more and more people all over the world are living a lifestyle that is totally against what we are built for, many people are suffering from bad health, both mentally, and physically.
The positive aspect of this, is that it is very easy to change this, just by adding a few minutes of exercise per day, you will feel much better.
Depending on your current fitness level, you can find a type of workout that you are capable of performing already today.
If you are not used to do any type exercise, the best is to start with walking for 20 minutes per day.
When you have done this a few weeks, it can be good to incorporate, body-weight exercises, like push-ups, sit-ups, squats with your own body-weight.
The good thing is that you can add this type of exercises, during your day.
When you wake up you can start by doing some sit-ups in your bed, you can do a few sets of squats during your lunch break.
And when you arrive home from work, or school, you can do some push-ups, and then finish off the day with a walk, or easy pace running.
When you progress, and get fitter, stronger, and with an increased cardio level, you just step up the level of intensity.
If you need any advice you are welcome to contact me at andreasjimmytraining@gmail.com
In this video, you can see Andreas first starting of with 10 push-ups, then directly jumping up on to the pull-up bar and doing 10 pullups, after that time for 10 more pushups.
Workout routine to Prepare and Pass Your (PFT) Army, Police, Law Enforcement Physical Fitness Test
Prior to basic service boot camp or police academy, personnel line up to take their physical fitness tests (PFT).
If you properly prepare yourself, the PFT can be just another workout.
Here are some exercises and helpful workout's you can do to increase your overall score on PFT test day
Prepare & Test Yourself
The anxiety felt by many service members is largely due to performing within a time limit. The more you train in a test-like environment the better you will become, and when you are doing the test you are feeling used to it.
Jumping increases your strength and muscle tone, and builds both upper body and lower body strength
Box jumps are great for building athleticism and muscle strength.
Jump squats are a high intensity exercise that are excellent for building explosive power.
