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How to Weight Train Properly

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Summary: Weight train properly by finding a curriculum and hiring a personal trainer. Train effectively with tips from a fitness specialist in this free video on toning and building muscle.

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By Bob Mathews, eHow Presenter

Bob Mathews is the owner of Perfect Body System and has been in Phoenix, Arizona for the last 15 years. He's trained with Barry Goldwater and other devoted clients over the years....read more

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"Hi I'm Bob Mathews with Power 1 K Body Shaping Program. I want to change the way you think about fitness and I also want to change the way you think about weight training properly. Now properly in this industry, you know I could probably go through and just spend a lot of time showing you a bunch of exercises and I'd lose you after about six minutes. You might find this too interesting but at the end of the day training properly you need to seek advice, you've really got to find a trainer. You need to find some curriculum. We offer that on line. We basically do an on line type personal training format with weekly curriculum at power1k.com but also all the gymnasiums across America they have gyms I mean personal trainers that you can hire maybe once, maybe a series of ten I know they do these series of ten packages. I'm not sure what you'll get from a result standpoint but you will definitely will get some advice on how to program yourself or at least have a plan when you go to the gym so weight training accurately is good and you can get that instruction but I think your trainer is going to help you get a plan so that when you go there you're effective and you are time efficient. So seek advice. That's my best advice to you rather than to show you a bunch of equipment. And also keep in mind that you are going to hire the trainer and you are going to get a nice little format but really accountability and format is another thing they offer. The same with all these on line curriculum websites. They are all trying to offer you some support because you learn the machines but you still need someone to encourage you to go and do what you've learned. So get the trainer, that's a good start."

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