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Monday, October 12, 2009

Follow Bruce Lee's Beginning Workouts

By Tony Gates

These can be changed in your routine to fit your interest the most. Bruce performed many different types of exercises and here are a few to start with. Bruce Lee did not take time to rest as he performed continuously to work out all the muscles he can.

Barbell Squatting - Do 2 sets of 12 reps each

For martial artists, this step is a very important compound exercise, especially for Bruce Lee. Squats should be performed like a regular squat but do not pause when your thighs are at a horizontal position, instead, you should rise all the way up. If you do not know it already, the squat is suppose to work out your hips, gluteal, calves, quads, and hamstrings.

Barbell Pullovers - 2 sets of 8 reps

Always use safety precautions and proper equipment at all times. Make sure you have a flat bench to lie your back on. Now, hold the barbell over your head (while laying down) and slowly lower the barbell down. Bend your elbows correctly until you reached the max comfort level your at and bring the barbell back up. Just repeat the same steps until your reps are met.

Bench Press - 2 sets of 6 reps

Bruce knew that a great martial artist needed a solid rib cage to be able to take punches and kicks to that area. The exercise is suppose to be expanding your rib cage for it to be right. Make sure you lie down on the right bench press. Hold up the bars and slowly let it drop close to your chest and bring it back up. Simple and effective.

Barbell Curls - 2 sets of 8 reps

Martial arts includes throwing and pulling if you haven't noticed. Many times they might even grapple but that happens more nowadays in MMA fighting like Ultimate Fighting Champions. Bruce used this method to help his arms by pulling his opponent near or toss his opponent away. While performing curls, notice your biceps getting bigger.

Haven't heard this one yet? Good Morning Exercises - 2 sets of 8 reps each

Always make sure you warm up the muscles by stretching. When ready, hold the barbell across and on the shoulders, simply just bend forward but keep your legs and back straight.

Bruce Lee improved a lot over the years that he practiced because he had a controlled focus. Keep doing the routines until your muscles doesn't feel any more pain nor look any better, change it up a little bit until you feel more pain. This will keep your body going until you reach your goal. - 17273

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