New Bowflex Workout Program

Below discover this month's new workout. In addition, uncover a new Bowflex exercise along with a variation of an old favorite.

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The Workout

What you will need

• A Bowflex home gym
• A stop/watch timer


• Your Bowflex workout manual
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Workout Emphasis

Burn fat and tone/develop your entire body

Workout Frequency

4 times a week

Who This Workout Will Work Best For

Experienced exercisers

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The Bowflex Exercises

Workout A (Monday/Thursday)

• Chest - Incline press = 14 repetitions
• Back - Rows = 14 repetitions
• Biceps - Standing curl (using straight bar) = 14 repetitions
• Calves - Standing calf raises = 14 repetitions
• Chest - Decline press = 14 repetitions
• Back - Wide-grip pull downs = 14 repetitions
• Biceps - Reverse curls (using straight bar) = 14 repetitions
• Calves - Seated calf raises = 14 repetitions

Workout B (Tuesday/Friday)

• Thighs - Leg press = 14 repetitions
• Shoulders - Military press (using straight bar) = 14 repetitions
• Triceps - Standing push downs (using straight bar) = 14 repetitions
• Abs - Toe touches = 30 repetitions
• Thighs - Hamstring curls = 14 repetitions
• Shoulders - Cross cable Upright rows = 14 repetitions
• Triceps - Lying triceps press = 14 repetitions
• Abs - Crunches = 30 repetitions

The workout

Week 1 - Do each exercise and rest (reconfigure your Bowflex for the next exercise) for 2:00 seconds between exercises.

Week 2 - Do each exercise and rest for 1:30 seconds between exercises.

Week 3 - Do each exercise and rest for 1:00 seconds between exercises.

Week 4 - Do each exercise and rest for 0:45 seconds between exercises.

Week 5 - Switch to new workout.

Do You Want the Best Results?

Tip 1 - Allow your body to get "used" to a new exercise by using light/medium resistance. This will enable your body to learn to do the exercise with proper form and give you the best overall results.

Tip 2 - Is reducing your rest time between exercises each week just "too much"?

2 options

A. You could try decreasing the time each week by only 0:15 seconds, instead of 0:30 seconds.

B. Don't worry about decreasing your rest times and just focus on the workout.

In Summary

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