I remember back in the day when a drill instructor would march around with boots and a hat and a whistle. Sometimes he would even use a bull horn to shout commands. Boot camp workouts have come a long way since them, but the idea is still the same: intensity!
Your boot camp workout doesn’t have to have endless reps of burpees, push ups and sit ups to be effective, but there are some certain moves that you’ll need to make sure your instructor is including in the mix.
First things first, your trainer should maintain a fast pace with little rest in between the exercise sets. If you want faster weight loss, this will be one of your secrets to getting the results you are looking for.
Next, don’t miss out on full-body, strength and resistance moves, not just “targeting” small muscle groups. For example, a push up is better to do than just a tricep extension, because you will get more muscle working at the same time. That means more calories being burned up faster!
The third thing that you absolutely have to have with your boot camp training program is progression. If your trainer does not continue to push you as your body’s conditioning progresses, then you will hit a plateau and get stuck. A good boot camp trainer will be able to meet everyone’s fitness level where they are at, as well as continue to push the members that are in a little better shape.
Millions of folks have used outdoor bootcamps to have fun while getting into phenomenal physical shape. Look for a boot camp in your area and experience the different training styles of all the instructors.
Whether you think you want the old school marine drill instructor, or a more personable fitness trainer, try a boot camp in your area and see if it’s for you. I bet you’ll love it and end up sticking with it.
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