Bodybuilding, Weight Loss and Exercise Tips - Goal Setting for Long Term Results.
My name is Greg Ryan. I am a fitness expert, professional
bodybuilder personal, trainer to movie stars, former employee of
Kathy Smith and over 50, 000 hours of paid personal training
sessions under my belt. For the last twenty years I have been
able to continually make progress, stay consistent and have some
fun in my quest to be in better shape.
Not because I am anything special, or know some magic formula,
but because I have learned a few goal and program setting
techniques that I would like to share with you. Start
incorporating them into your plan today and notice the
difference tomorrow.
The very first question I ask each new client that comes to me
is this, “How long have you been on the same workout program?”
With out fail most if not all say, “Over six months.” Then they
do not understand why they are not progressing.
Rule #1: Change your routine up every twelve weeks: Your body
adapts to exercise like our bodies adapt to taking antibiotics.
For some reason after a period of time it gets use to the same
routine.
Rule #2: Rest period between twelve week segments: Take a few
days off between the twelve segments refreshes you and allows
your body to recuperate.
Rule #3: Keep to ball rolling: There is a let down after you
have reached your goal. When you realize that you are going to
reach your goal start thinking of the next one. This keeps the
momentum going, and decreases the chance of having a let down.
Rule #4: You need a carrot: You need some tangible reward for
your efforts. Something urgent, something you just have to have.
Find it and it will motivate you in the down times.
Rule #5: Follow an intensity curve: With in the twelve week
segment ramp up your intensity levels in your workouts. Start at
eighty percent and by week two you should be at 100 percent.
Rule #6: One main goal a year: Set one big goal a year with
seasonal ones leading up to the big one.
Start with these and see how your motivation goes up through out
the year.











