What is The Ultimate Exercise all about? We have gathered up lots of really cool, reliable, and tested exercises, lined them out by days, which will allow anyone to use this book as an exercise journal. This will not only be a teach tool, and educational aide, but also valuable in recording which exercises you have performed as they strive to reach their personal fitness goals. Our main tool in this effort is an exercise we refer to as the "Man-Maker." That along with a few other choice exercises you could do anywhere (gym or no gym), and good nutrition sensible nutrition. You are going to lose 10 pounds in the next 10 days if you follow our advice. It won't be easy, but it is certainly possible. So what's our goal with all of this...? Losing fat and building muscle, plain and simple. One concept that many people seem to have a problem with is the idea that in order to keep fat off of your body you need to put on muscle. While at first glance this may seem counterproductive - gaining weight in order to lose weight - it's all about metabolism. Metabolism can be summed up as all of the chemical reactions that take place within an organism. In terms of weight loss and fitness, metabolism basically means all of those calories that your body burns throughout the day. Your resting metabolic rate would be the amount of calories your body is burning when you are at rest - sleeping, napping, watching women's golf, etc. Our goal is to add lean tissue and in turn elevate our resting metabolic rate. Muscle creates metabolism. So how do we do that?

As we add lean muscle to our bodies that muscle will require extra calories to survive. Imagine adding a bunch of plug-in space heaters into your apartment during the winter. As we keep adding heaters, the energy demands go up and our electric bill rises. More heaters generate more heat. Similarly, as we keep adding lean muscle, our body must use more calories to operate that new muscle.

Now let's take it one step further and consider the future. As we are adding lean muscle over the coming weeks and months your body will burn more and more at-rest calories. Let's look at our analogy of adding the heaters inside of our house. There is a certain point where you have enough heaters going to keep you from getting cold, and then you can set all of the heaters to their lowest setting and they will still keep your house warm, no matter how cold it is outside.

This is what we are trying to do. We want enough lean muscle on our bodies so that the fat we have lost can't come back. There is a tipping point when you are working out, where you have developed enough lean tissue (somewhere between 6 and 15 pounds) that the fat you have lost can't come back because you're burning so many calories throughout the day.

Think of pounds of fat in terms of the calories they represent. A single (1) pound of fat is roughly 3500 cal. In general terms, a pound of lean muscle will add an additional 20 to 30 cal. per day to your metabolism. That means if I were to put on 10 pounds of lean muscle I would be burning an extra 200 to 300 cal. each and every day.

A reasonable workout should burn between 500 and 1,000 calories in a given day (weight training plus cardio, CrossFit, extreme cardio, etc.). If you are working out 3 to 4 days a week - which you need to be - you are burning an extra 3000 to 4000 cal. per week. That would burn a pound of fat each week.

Women have a hard time coming to terms that they are going to have to put on lean muscle. No one should be afraid of lean muscle; it doesn't take very much space. But just 5 pounds of fat is roughly the size of an American football!

Well... We're about to teach you how to do that in the following workouts. So grab your water bottle, get your towel, and prepare to wage war on fat.

Let's get started!
About the Author: Nick is a researcher and Freelance writer who worked in the medical industry for many years. He is a former member of both the US, and French Special Forces and has made fitness and Health a good part of his life's work. A Former MMA World Champion, he has been a part of the fitness industry for many years.

He started consulting with gyms (building sales processes, measuring management strategies in both sales and personal training, and helping small gyms make more money in an already saturated market). Nick fixes gyms and helps them to succeed!

He now splits his time between Los Angeles, Dallas, and Las Vegas where he works with a variety of individuals on health and fitness as well as the occasional stunt role!

Nick has continued to innovate, train, experiment, and collect data on different diet and exercise routines with cardiac health and weight loss as his main focus.

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