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Resistance Band Workouts: 50 Exercises for Strength Training at Home or On the Go [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, height x width x depth: 228x152x17 mm, weight: 458 g, 100 Color photos
  • Izdošanas datums: 05-May-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Sky Pony Press
  • ISBN-10: 1510753478
  • ISBN-13: 9781510753471
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, height x width x depth: 228x152x17 mm, weight: 458 g, 100 Color photos
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  • ISBN-10: 1510753478
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"Improve Your Strength and Body Composition with 3 Types of Resistance Bands! This is your one-stop-shop for anyone who wants to improve their strength and body composition without having to purchase a gym membership. Fitness coach and author Karina Inkster will teach you about the overall benefits of strength training, and resistance bands in particular. You'll learn how to choose resistance bands, how to use them at home with a door anchor, and how to use them safely. An overview of the 3 types of resistance bands will help readers put together their own "mini gym" that can fit into a small bag. A collection of 50 resistance band exercises that work all the major muscle groups will inspire readers to create-and maintain-a regular strength training practice, whether they're working out at home, outdoors, or while travelling. Once readers are familiar with the various exercise possibilities, they'll learn how to put together their own strength programs"--

Improve Your Strength and Body Composition with 3 Types of Resistance Bands!

This is your one-stop-shop for anyone who wants to improve their strength and body composition without having to purchase a gym membership. Fitness coach and author Karina Inkster will teach you about the overall benefits of strength training, and resistance bands in particular. You'll learn how to choose resistance bands, how to use them at home with a door anchor, and how to use them safely. An overview of the 3 types of resistance bands will help readers put together their own &;mini gym&; that can fit into a small bag.

A collection of 50 resistance band exercises that work all the major muscle groups will inspire readers to create&;and maintain&;a regular strength training practice, whether they&;re working out at home, outdoors, or while travelling. Once readers are familiar with the various exercise possibilities, they&;ll learn how to put together their own strength programs.
 
Introduction ix
Benefits of Strength Training
1(14)
Bone Density
2(2)
Muscle Mass and Healthy Aging
4(2)
Fat Loss and Body Composition
6(3)
Strength Training Recommendations
9(1)
Before You Start Strength Training
9(6)
The Importance of Consistent Training
10(2)
The Scale is Not a Useful Tool for Measuring Results
12(3)
Introduction to Resistance Bands
15(10)
Benefits of Resistance Bands
15(2)
Where You Can Use Resistance Bands and Anchor Points
17(2)
Types of Resistance Bands
19(2)
Tubing with Handles
19(1)
Mini-Bands
19(1)
Pull-Up Assist Bands
20(1)
How to Adjust Resistance Level/Weight
21(1)
Resistance Bands
21(1)
Mini-Bands
22(1)
How to Choose an Appropriate Resistance Level
22(3)
Resistance Band Exercises
25(108)
Resistance Band Exercises
26(1)
Mini-Band Exercises
26(1)
Pull-Up Assist Band Exercises
27(1)
Breathing
27(1)
Performing Reps
28(2)
Tempo
28(2)
Arnold Press
30(2)
Band Pull-Apart
32(2)
Band-Assisted Pistol Squats
34(2)
Band-Assisted Pull-Ups
36(2)
Band-Resisted Sprints
38(4)
Band Resisted Forward Sprints
39(1)
Band-Resisted Backward Jogging
40(1)
Band-Resisted Lateral Shuffle
41(1)
Banded Squat
42(2)
Bent-Over Rear Delt Fly
44(2)
Bent-Over Row
46(2)
Biceps Curl
48(2)
Bicycle Crunch
50(2)
Chest Press
52(2)
Clamshell
54(2)
Face Pull
56(2)
Front Raise
58(2)
Glute Bridge
60(2)
High Curl
62(2)
High Plank Row
64(2)
High-Low Chop
66(2)
Hip Hinge
68(2)
Hip Raise
70(2)
Hip Thrust
72(2)
Kneeling Pull-Down
74(2)
Lateral Raise
76(2)
Lateral Walk
78(2)
Low Curl
80(2)
Low-High Chop
82(2)
Lying Abduction
84(2)
Mountain Climber
86(2)
Overhead Extension
88(2)
Overhead Press
90(2)
Pall of Press
92(2)
Pec Fly
94(2)
Psoas March
96(2)
Pull-Through
98(2)
Push-Up
100(2)
Quadruped Kickback
102(2)
Side Plank Reach
104(2)
Side Plank Row
106(2)
Single-Leg Bench Squat
108(2)
Single-Leg Deadlift
110(2)
Single-Leg Hip Extension
112(2)
Skater Squats
114(2)
Split Squat
116(2)
Standing Rear Delt Fly
118(2)
Standing Row
120(2)
Standing Wide Row
122(2)
Straight-Arm Pulldown
124(2)
Torso Rotation
126(2)
Triceps Kickback
128(2)
Triceps Press-Down
130(3)
How to Create Your Own Resistance Band Workout Program
133(4)
The Six Fundamental Strength Movement Patterns
133(4)
Squat
133(1)
Hip Hinge
134(1)
Lunge
134(1)
Upper Body Push
135(1)
Upper Body Pull
135(1)
Plank
135(2)
How to Design Your Resistance Band Training Program
137(10)
Warming Up Before Your Workouts
137(1)
Cardio First or Strength Training First?
138(1)
Reps and Sets
138(1)
Straight Sets, Supersets, Tri-Sets, and Circuits
139(4)
Compound Versus Isolation Movements
143(1)
Training Splits
144(2)
Core Training
146(1)
Sample Workout Programs
147(14)
Two Workouts Per Week
147(1)
Three Workouts Per Week
148(2)
Four Workouts Per Week
150(3)
Five to Six Workouts Per Week
153(6)
Beginner Five - or Six-Day Workout Program
153(3)
Advanced Five - or Six-Day Workout Program
156(3)
Core Workout Examples
159(2)
How to Ensure Your Muscles Recover Effectively from Strength Training
161(8)
Take a Rest Day
162(1)
Active Recovery
162(1)
Foam Rolling
163(1)
Massage
163(1)
Stretching
164(1)
Yoga
165(1)
Sleep
166(3)
Strength Coaches on Using Resistance Bands with Their Clients
169(6)
Acknowledgments 175(2)
About the Author 177(1)
Index 178
Karina Inkster is a fitness coach, author, and podcast host. Karina's award-winning online programs offer vegan fitness and nutrition coaching to clients around the world. She's the author of two books (Vegan Vitality: Your Complete Guide to a Healthy, Active, Plant-Based Lifestyle,and Foam Rolling: 50 Exercises for Massage, Injury Prevention, and Core Strength), a writer for several magazines, and host of the No-Bullsh!t Vegan podcast. She holds a Master's degree in Gerontology, specializing in health and aging. When she's not working with her clients, writing, or weight lifting, you'll find Karina playing accordion, piano, and Australian didgeridoo; hanging out with her two cats; or sneaking spinach into her husband's smoothies. Visit her website at www.karinainkster.com.