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KAA1982
KAA1982 Posts: 90 Member
in Fitness and Exercise
For any of you who do already know, Pinterest has a decent selection of workouts to 'repin' that are fun and easy to mix and match.

I am really liking all the exercise outlets that are out there!

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  • VegasFit
    VegasFit Posts: 1,232 Member
    Agreed! Although that fatloss.com or whatever spam posting is irritating. You think you are clicking on a workout or a success story and you get redirected to that web site.
  • Plates559
    Plates559 Posts: 869 Member
    All the work out / fitness stuff I've seen on pintrest is total crap. If it doesn't involve a type of squat and deadlift it's not worth your time.
  • VegasFit
    VegasFit Posts: 1,232 Member
    Can't do squats and deadlifts every day. Lol. Lots of great recipes ideas too. I swear that sight is such a time suck but I love it.
  • Plates559
    Plates559 Posts: 869 Member
    Can't do squats and deadlifts every day. Lol. Lots of great recipes ideas too. I swear that sight is such a time suck but I love it.

    Recently finished a routine that had me squatting 5 times a week....soooo
  • VegasFit
    VegasFit Posts: 1,232 Member
    I like a little more variety but whatever works for you!
  • Plates559
    Plates559 Posts: 869 Member
    I like a little more variety but whatever works for you!

    I do to, I hate the program, but it helped my squat technique and strength tremendously.

    I wasn't saying you should squat and deadlift daily, but if your routine doesn't contain any sort of variant of the two, you aren't training to your fullest.
  • VegasFit
    VegasFit Posts: 1,232 Member
    I would agree with that. Any weight training program should consist of those basics. I was agreeing with the original poster that Pinterest is a great tool to find different exercises, etc.
  • KAA1982
    KAA1982 Posts: 90 Member
    I like adding some of the Pinterest stuff into my workouts. I also like variety so mix it in with running, NROL4W and some JM DVDs I have.

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