Circuit training is an amazing way to burn fat, tone up and transform your entire body!
Circuit training can also be done easily from the comfort of your own home!
If you are looking for a home workout fitness routine that:
- Is perfect for home workouts
- Uses minimal fitness equipment and utilises bodyweight training
- Is a progressive workout routine designed for fast, sustainable results in weight loss and muscle tone
- Is designed to effectively burn fat, tone muscle and develop cardiovascular fitness
- Won’t take you more than 30 minutes each training session
- Keeps you motivated with planning and mind-set training
Then this is the one for you!
Hi, I’m James Atkinson (Jim to my friends and readers). I’m a qualified personal trainer/ fitness coach, competing bodybuilder and I love to help others reach their fitness goals.
I have been training for over twenty years. This training has taken me from long distance running to bodybuilding competition and a bunch of stuff in-between.
It is fair to say that I have learned the secrets of weight loss and fitness from my own personal journey. I have been fat, skinny and muscle bound throughout my fitness career and I really feel fulfilment from helping and advising others when it comes to their goals.
So I have designed this home workout training routine to effectively burn fat, tone muscle and develop cardiovascular fitness.
In this day and age, the pace of life is fast for many, and there are probably millions of people that would say that they haven’t got enough time to lose fat, tone up or work on developing their fitness.
But my home workout routine is not something that will take up hours of your day, I can tell you that you won’t even need to train every day, you just have to follow the routine that will last less than 30 minutes for a maximum of four days per week and each week, you will have a slight upgrade to the previous week.
This type of consistent progressive training is a sure fire way to get your fitness results! If I were looking for fat loss, muscle tone and total body fitness and I did not have access to a gym, this is what I would do.
Be warned! Although this is a “stand alone” fitness routine, I would NOT recommend this to the beginner to fitness, some of the exercises may be too advanced for someone just starting out.
If you do happen to be a beginner, I would recommend my “Home workout for beginners”fitness routine.
The home workout for beginners routine was designed as a “prequel” to this and if you were to start with it, and then decide to try this, you will find that it follows on very nicely.
By all means, grab both of these books and plan for a 12 week progressive home workout routine instead of just 6. You will learn how important the planning aspect of your new routine is in both of these books.
Having a longer plan does help many people have extra focus when it comes to a new workout routine, but again, everyone is different and this will not be right for all.
Whatever path that you decide to go down I will wish you the best of luck and Il see you on the inside!
Please remember that I am always happy to help where I can, so give me a shout if you get stuck or have any questions.
All the best
Jim
James Atkinson was born in the UK in 1982. Since his early teens, James has been involved in fitness and resistance training, all starting when he never made the cut for the rugby team because of his lack of strength and size. This soon changed after James found his first gym. He is now a qualified fitness coach, competing bodybuilder and has served in an airborne unit in the British army. He has been at both ends of the fitness scale and excelled in endurance, long distance running and now bodybuilding.
