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Ghetto2k4
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2004/03/10, 05:55 AM
any1 here that got the Navy Seal Body Weight Circuit that maybe can help out out with some of the workout i dont know how to do here is a list:

V-Ups
Superman
Toe Touch
Bicycle
Lunge(R/L)
Flutter Kicks
Dirty Dawgs
Neck Extension
Narrow Squats
Squats
Wide Squat
Side Neck
Dips

and if u got sites on the workouts that will help me out alot if u dont want to tell me how to do them but i been lookin them up but cant find any of them so..plz help
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:02 AM
Why not ask the person who posted it?
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:05 AM
V-ups:
lay on your back
Keep your arms and legs straight
Raise your legs and upper body together at the same time until you are just on your butt and meet in the middle.
Keep your heels about 3 inches off the floor on each rep
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:06 AM
superman
Lay on your stomach
Arms and legs straight
Lift your arms and legs off the floor until you feel it in your low back.
Perform at a crunch pace.
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:07 AM
Toe Touch:
Lay on your back
Raise your legs up so you look like a "L"
Then touch your toes with your finger tips.
Control your descent
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2004/03/10, 09:09 AM
Lunge:
Step with either leg and bend at the knee until your step leg is parellel or when your calve and hamstrings form a 90 degree angle. You can do one leg at a time or alternate. Whatever you do on oneside be sure to do the same for the other.
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:10 AM
Squats:
Squat down until you are parellel then squat back up.
Narrow squats:
the same except your feet are together.
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:10 AM
Wide squat:
Feet are wide
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2004/03/10, 09:11 AM
Flutter kicks:
Lay on your back.
Tuck your chin into your chest and keep your shoulder blades off the floor. Press your low back into the floor.
Keep your legs straight. Then kick like your are swimming. Keep your heels about 3 inches off of the floor.
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:13 AM
Dirty Dawgs:
Assume a position on your hands and knees.
Keep your knee bent at the same angle you started with on the floor.
Perform one leg at a time.
Push your foot to the ceiling. You should feel it in your glutes.
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2004/03/10, 09:14 AM
Dips:
You need parallel bars.
Grip the bars.
Lower your body until your triceps are parallel to the floor then come back up.
Control the movement and do not bounce.
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:16 AM
Neck exercises are as they are worded.

Bicycles:
Lay on your back
Bend on leg while keeping the other straight.
Putt your opposite elbow on your opposite knee.
Then begin to "peddle" your legs and move your upper body to keep the opposite arm-knee relationship.
gatormade
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2004/03/10, 09:17 AM
If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.
2004/03/11, 10:16 AM
Just reading that gave me my morning workout. IM TIRED :big_smile:

NICE DESCRIPTION GATOR......
asimmer
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2004/03/11, 11:29 AM
hey gator, good to see you around! thanks for the patience and descriptions!

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gatormade
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2004/03/11, 11:17 PM
Thank you. I just try to help people out the best that I can.