ten Moment Training for Weight Loss, Excess fat Loss, & Muscle mass Get Dr. Dan Pompa with HGH Stimulation

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37 comments on “ten Moment Training for Weight Loss, Excess fat Loss, & Muscle mass Get Dr. Dan Pompa with HGH Stimulation”

  5. Carroll Sharp

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  6. Joe Moda

    Can I walk during the resting phase, on the treadmill or do I have to come to a complete stop, like your wife does in the video ?

    Thanks

    Love your work !

  8. Shijo Joseph

    Thank you very much for this information…. want to ask you a simple doubt… I am planning to have some small gym training at home with dumbbells and barbells…. can I do burst training for 10 minutes on the treadmill and follow the gym training? please advise…thanks

  10. Kelley Chandler

    Ok..help me out here everyone. I totally get the cardio "burst"…he didn't say a lot about the weights though…..???? How much do I do and when etc..anyone??? thanks!

  11. Himura Kenshin

    Mrs. Pompa is….. Well the Dr. Won the Lotto of the lottos, lucky man. Thank u for the advice to u and to ur lovely wife. I will use this approach in my next cardio session.

  17. Nazia H

    thanks for this, very well explained, you said to do it every other day but can I still do light exercise in the days that I am not doing burst training? like maybe crunches and walks on the treadmill just so that I am sweating?? please let me know. thanks.

  20. MrRp25

    For me, at 60 years old just getting back into a healthy life style … Incline at 6 — Walk at 3.5 for one minute, jog at 3.8 – 4 for two minutes holding 2.5 lb. weights in each hand, rest and stretch on arms of treadmill for one minute. Repeat for 25 minutes. I keep my heart rate between 150 and 170, which is a comfy range for me to exercise at right now, and along with a sensible diet, low on the carbs, the pounds are falling off and I'm getting younger and stronger every day. If I could just get my hair to stop falling out …

  23. sara lee

    Dr poma what speed and how should a person with injury do hitt on the treadmill? For example a person with a bulging disc injury and would still benefit.
    thank you.

  26. Nonkululeko Phungula

    this is the first burst training video I saw, I liked it because it was made simple and clear. iv been doing this for a week now (3times) and I'm getting stronger. however after watching more videos and doing more research, they all encourage walking instead of coming to a complete stop to catch your breadth. which one is better or rather safer to do or is it all the same?

  29. drowsy G

    exactly what i been saying i do 20 mins 6 days a week on level 5 first 15 mins then level 6 last 5 mins! i love how i natural know these things in life.. dr ur awesome

  30. Brenda Marlena

    Thanks Dr. and Mrs. Pompa, (you are beautiful!!) for the demo and all your efforts in trying to help the general public get leaner and healthier. I've personally seen the benefits of HIIT workouts for over 5 years. I've taught HIIT classes for years and also enjoyed doing ZUZKA Light's HIIT video workouts. HIIT is fun and engaging, but I honestly sometimes prefer the long run (I still do sprints on my runs, but do them up to 40 minutes, with varying degrees of intensity rather than "all out"every time. I'll do ladders of intensity. I love movement and my body craves it. 10 minutes every other day's definitely not enough movement since most of us sit at desks or in traffic much of the day. Dr. Pompa, what are your thoughts on long walks for rest days?

    Also, please consider 3 important notes to make your great videos even better:

    1) Can be dangerous to come to a complete standing stop after fast sprinting (blood pools in lower extremities and can cause fainting and other issues- better to slow down and walk – can do a working recovery)

    2) When Mrs. Pompa does the leg press at the end,her reps are too shallow, not taking muscles through their entire range of motion- simply adjusting the seat to get her closer to the platform should do the trick

    3) Long rest periods during HIIT might be good for those wanting to gain large muscles, but for those wanting more lean, sculpted look, shorter rest periods (30-60 seconds) are optimal. Tabata protocol rest periods are as short as 10 seconds.
    Dr. Pompa, what are your thoughts on shorter rest intervals?

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