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Treadmill Circuit Training 4Weeks: Nov. 5Dec. 1, 2012* with Pro Trainer Kim Sweeney Class meets once×week at downstairs treadmills: Mon. 10am, Tue. 12pm, Wed. 9am, Thur. 10:30am or Sat. 7:30am $80

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1. Start by selecting a variety of exercises that target different muscle groups. Choose activities such as push-ups, squats, lunges, tricep dips, and planks.
2. Decide on the number of circuits you want to complete. A circuit typically consists of doing a set of each exercise without rest in between. You can determine the number of circuits based on your fitness level and goals.
3. Determine the number of repetitions or time for each exercise. For beginners, aim for 10-15 repetitions per exercise. As you progress, you can increase the number of reps or switch to timed intervals (e.g., 30 seconds per exercise).
4. Find a suitable space to perform your circuit training. It can be at the gym, in your living room, or even outdoors.
5. Warm up your body with a few minutes of light cardio, such as jogging or jumping jacks, to increase blood flow and prepare your muscles.
6. Begin your circuit by performing the first exercise for the predetermined number of reps or time.
7. Once you complete the first exercise, immediately move on to the next exercise without taking a break. Continue this pattern until you finish all the exercises in your circuit.
8. Rest for a brief period, typically 30-60 seconds, between each circuit. Use this time to catch your breath and prepare yourself for the next round.
9. Repeat the circuit for the desired number of rounds, gradually increasing the intensity or difficulty as you become more comfortable with the exercises.
10. Cool down at the end of your circuit training by stretching all the major muscle groups you targeted during the workout. This helps prevent muscle soreness and promotes flexibility.

Who Needs Circuit Training:

1. Individuals looking for a time-efficient workout: Circuit training combines both cardiovascular and strength training exercises within a single session. This makes it ideal for individuals with limited time to devote to exercise.
2. People aiming for overall fitness improvement: Circuit training provides a well-rounded workout that targets multiple muscle groups, improves stamina, and enhances cardiovascular fitness.
3. Individuals seeking weight loss or fat loss: The combination of high-intensity exercises and minimal rest periods in circuit training can help burn calories and boost metabolism, aiding in weight loss goals.
4. Athletes and sports enthusiasts: Circuit training can enhance athletic performance by improving muscular endurance, strength, and power. It also simulates the quick-changing movements often required in sports.
5. Beginners to exercise: Circuit training offers a structured and guided workout that can be modified to suit individual fitness levels. It provides a gradual introduction to various exercises and allows beginners to develop strength and confidence.

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What is circuit training?

Circuit training is a form of exercise that combines resistance training and high-intensity aerobics. It typically consists of a series of exercises performed one after the other with minimal rest in between.

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