Archive for March 28th, 2008

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Submitted by Turbulence Training Blog

The latest TT workout of the month is built to give you amazing lower abs. It combines unique lower ab exercises along with lower belly fat burning intervals. Toughest ab workouts I’ve ever put together. Your lower abs will be punished by the ab circuits.

In fact, I recommend you only do 1 circuit of the ab routine in week 1, because it is that powerful.

Click HERE to download TT for Amazing Lower Abs (April 2008 Workout)

If you want to lose your lower belly fat and get the ripped lower abs you’ve only seen on fitness models, this is the best Turbulence Training program for your goals.

It combines unique lower ab exercises along with classic TT intervals to burn belly fat and sculpt your abs.

Have fun! But go slow, its tough!

Click HERE to download TT for Amazing Lower Abs (April 2008 Workout)

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Filed Under (Uncategorized) by admin on March-28-2008

Submitted by Turbulence Training Blog

Fat loss question for a TT member from another member on www.ttmembers.com

Q: Johnno-I have just started my TT workouts with the intermediate level. I am new to Turbulence Training and saw your pics on the website. Your transformation is essentially exactly what I hope my experience to be like. You lost all of that fat and gained a lot of muscle mass.

Would you mind just listing each of the programs you used from start to finish and roughly how long you spent with each in order to get the results you’ve achieved?

I would really appreciate that and it would help me a lot as I start to plan my path to fitness.

Answer:
I’ve gone through from Intermediate to 2K5 so far.

On my off days I’ve been doing the core workouts and my interval training has been on the treadmill.

Pretty much text book stuff (Craig’s text book that is hehe). Each workout went for 4 weeks before I went to the next one.

My diet was pretty low cal for the first 6 weeks but I got a little too weak so I just kept to eating clean (and not sorry too much about calories) as per Craig’s advise. My weight loss slowed down but I believe I started to put on more muscle around then.

I’m still learning myself, so listen to your body, keep the balance, and keep getting more advise from the more experienced people in this forum.

PS - I always aimed for a personal best in at least one exercise (including any interval training).

Hope that helps. Thanks for asking - I’m honoured.
Johnno
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