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Nationally Reknowned Milwaukee Personal Trainer Creates President's Day Workout for Barack Obama

This Milwaukee personal trainer creates a customized time-based President’s Day Workout that can be done in the comfort of the oval office to help President Obama get the job done no matter what his crazy schedule may bring.

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PRLog (Press Release) - Feb 15, 2009 -
Now, I am just going to assume that there are going to be some days when President Obama might not have time to get in his typical 45-60 minute workout. After all, since the first 100 days seem to set the tone of each presidency, Obama is going to have a pretty full plate these days!

So, I am going to lend my expertise in this regard to cut Obama’s workout routine by more than half to keep him on track in case any last minute issues may arise. I personally guarantee this will not only help him maintain, if not increase, his current strength and conditioning level. And I am going to go ahead and further simplify the process for Obama by designing body weight based workouts involve nothing more than resistance bands and dumbbells that can be done in the comfort of the oval office. Furthermore, every workout will start “outside in” by first recognizing how much time President Obama has to workout each day and then matching the appropriate workout for that time frame.

The President’s Day Workout- Obama Style

-   Perform all strength workouts on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
-   Perform all cardio workouts on Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays
-   Play some hoops anytime you can get

If Obama has 20 minutes to workout:

Strength Workout- Continuous Work: Perform two different 10-minute work zones. For work zone one, perform max rounds of 10 reps of an upper body pushing exercise (push-ups, dips, presses, etc.) and 20 reps of a double-leg lower body exercise (squats, deadlifts, hip extensions, etc.) for time. For work zone two, perform max rounds of 10 reps of an upper body pulling exercise (pull-ups, rows, curls, etc.) and 10 reps/leg of a single-leg lower body exercise (lunges, step-ups, single-leg hip extensions, etc.) for time.

Cardio Workout- Tabata Intervals: Select one body weight cardio exercise (stationary running, jumping jacks, squat thrusts, alternating split jumps, ice skater jumps, etc.) OR one total body exercise (squat to presses, deadlift + curls, lunge + curl to press, swings, etc.) and perform 20 seconds on, 10 seconds off for four straight minutes, followed by a one-minute rest. Repeat this five-minute sequence three more times with the same exercise or with the exercise(s) of your choice.

For a shorter 10-minute workout: Cut each workout in half

For a super short five-minute workout: Cut each workout in quarters

I’m sure the President will appreciate this killer fitness plan that works with, not against, his schedule as a courageous world leader. And if Obama can fit in his own personal workouts, you best believe there are no excuses for you not to do the same.

BJ Gaddour, CSCS, YFS, is a local Milwaukee fitness boot camp instructor and real world fat loss expert. To book him to speak at your local Milwaukee company, club, or organization please contact him by email at getsexybootcamps@gmail.com or by phone at 414-218-9131. For a free one-week trial to his Milwaukee boot camp to experience the best personal training in Milwaukee please visit www.getsexybootcamps.com.

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BJ Gaddour is an internationally renowned fitness boot camp instructor and real world fat loss expert. For a FREE 1-week trial to his Milwaukee boot camp to experience the best personal training in Milwaukee, WI, please visit www.GetSexyBootCamps.com

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Last Updated:Feb 15, 2009
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