Dec 11 2009

Top 3 Turbulence Training Bodyweight Workouts

Turbulence Training is an effective home fitness system which incorporates a variety of cheap, in home fitness equipment to design high intensity workouts to help you burn fat and build lean muscle mass.

Author Craig Ballantyne has helped hundreds of thousands of individuals all over the world to reduce stubborn body fat and literally change their lives. He has done this solely through his main Turbulence TrainingeBook.

Well, in addition to his main fat loss manual, he also has hundreds of other workouts which he sells separately. Most cost as low as $10. So, if you do not wish to spend $40 on a full program, you may interested in an individual workout that gives you even more results but costs much less.

Turbulence Training Bodyweight Workout

Craig has developed a lot of bodyweight-only workouts. This is because he realizes that one of the main excuses people use to not working out is the fact that they are unable to afford a gym.

An average gym may cost up to $400 per year. Most people would rather spend that $400 paying the bills, or investing in education for their children. Well, Craig says, save your $400 and just train with your bodyweight in the comfort of your own home.

Before Turbulence Training, bodyweight exercises ere only used properly with a few, handful of people. These individuals were usually athletes who had been training with their bodyweight for many years.

Well, Craig has taken what he knows about bodyweight training, developed a program, and has helped made bodyweight workouts available to the general public. So lets take a look at three of his best bodyweight workouts:

Workout #1: Bodyweight Cardio 2.0

Bodyweight cardio is recent “buzz word” that basically means that you’re replacing your regular cardio exercises with bodyweight exercises. So instead of spending 30 minutes on a treadmill, you’ll spend 15 minutes doing a bodyweight circuit designed to get your heart rate up.

You’ll need to spend less time performing bodyweight cardio then regular cardio since the workouts will be done at a higher intensity level. The question here isn’t whatseparates Bodyweight Cardio from regular Cardio, but instead what separates Bodyweight Cardio from regular Bodyweight Training.

The answer to this question is….I don’t know. In terms of Turbulence Training, Craig tends to refer to Bodyweight Circuits as Bodyweight Cardio. And his regular bodyweight workouts are usually in the format of supersets.

Here’s a sample bodyweight cardio workout:

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Workout #2: 30 Minute Bodyweight Circuit Training

As you can see, I love bodyweight circuits. This particular workout is formatted a bit differently. Craig gives you a set of exercises to perform in a circuit. You set a timer for 30 minutes, then do as many circuits as you can, nonstop within a time frame of 30 minutes.

This sort of training is extremely beneficial, since it pushes you to try to complete more rounds within the 30 minutes. What I like to do is record how many rounds and total repetitions I completed within the workout, then try to beat my performance the following week.

Here’s a sample bodyweight circuit using this method:


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Workout #3: Advanced Bodyweight Training

Bodyweight Cardio is a great program for beginners. 30 minute Bodyweight Circuit is more of an intermediate workout. The following workout is an advanced routine. It’s known as the Bodyweight 1000, and it’s hard core:

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Ultimate Bodyweight Package

There are two ways you can approach purchasing all these workouts. You can buy each workout one by one (which I prefer), or you can buy all the workouts at once. The benefits of buying a workout one by one is lack of confusion.

In other words, when you have access to hundreds of workouts all at once, you just don’t know where to start. Instead, it would be better for you to buy a workout, go through the full 4-week program, then move onto the next routine.

However, in the long run this strategy would cost you a lot of money. $10 each month is $120. Instead, you can grab all the turbulence training workouts for less than $60.

It’s known as the Turbulence Training Bodyweight Deluxe Package, and it’s basically a package of a whole bunch of bodyweight workouts. Click here to learn more.


Dec 10 2009

Turbulence Training Mini Bodyweight Circuits

Here’s another great bodyweight workout program from Turbulence Training. It’s called Mini Bodyweight Circuits. These are really great workouts you can use when you’re EXTREMELY short on time.

In the following video, Craig Ballantyne shares workout A from the full program. You start the workout with Chinups. Perform just 2 repetitions short of failure. This means that if you can do 10 chinups as your maximum, do just 8 repetitions.

If you don’t have a bar, then substitute the chinups for pushups instead. Perform 2 repetitions short of failure. Follow up with 25 prisoner squats. Try to do these all in a row, but you can take breaks in between if you can’t do all 25 in a row.

Finish off the circuit with reverse lunges. Perform 15 repetitions each leg. You can use weights if you have access to them, but only for the reverse lunges. This is one circuit.

Perform the circuit 2-4 more times, depending on your fitness level. Check out the video:


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Dec 8 2009

Top 6 Fastest Turbulence Training Workout Programs

Most people don’t realize that Craig Ballantyne, author of Turbulence Training, has published over a hundred different workout programs. Some of these workouts are sold for as low as $9.95.

This is a perfect option for individuals who are already well versed with the Turbulence Training or high intensity programs and do not wish to spend $39.95 for hiseBook. When I search for training programs, I’m looking for the most intense and fastest workout programs out there.

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The following are 6 of the most intense and fastest Turbulence Training programs Craig Ballantyne has to offer:

TT 10-Minute Workouts

These 10 minute Turbulence Training workouts are perfect for busy individuals who do not have much time to workout. They’ll boost your metabolic rate and help you build lean muscle mass with basic, high intensity, short workouts you can do at home.

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TT Perfect 10 Program

Here’s another set of 10-minute programs you can use to burn fat and build lean muscle mass. This program features 10 separate workouts you can do using just a pair of dumbbells and your bodyweight.

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TT 12-Minute Workouts

Maybe you have a little bit more time than just 10 minutes. What else can you do in just 2 extra minutes? Find out with these TT 12-minute workouts designed to help you burn even more fat over the holidays.

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Turbulence Training 30 Minute Bodyweight Challenge

Next time you take your kids to the playground, instead of just sitting at the bench and staring at the clouds, why not perform a quick, 30-minute workout. Maybe your kids can join in on the challenge.

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Turbulence Training Medicine Ball Workouts

If you’ve never used a medicine ball before, you’re in for a surprise! This cheap piece of equipment can deliver some of the most intense workouts imaginable. Craig Ballantyne hooks you up with 3 medicine ball workouts that take just 15-20 minutes to complete.

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Turbulence Training Depletion Training Program

The depletion workouts last just 20 minutes long, but are by far the most intense Turbulence Training workouts to date. In fact, Craig suggests you only perform them twice a week.

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