The Load Bearing Walking Workout For Ultimate Fitness!

So many times I hear people talking about theirWhat is progressive overload? Well let me give
personal strength and fitness programs and I amyou an example by using this workout. Imagine
always amazed when listening to their logic. Itstanding on a flat straight surface such as a
amazes me that people try so hard to separatefootball field, your lawn, or a public park. You have
their strength and resistance training from theirto have a designated distance marked off to
cardiovascular program. The fact is that if theyexecute this workout. For this workout I am
structured a truly effective program they wouldgoing to use a sandbag as the resistance of
know that the 2 variables can be combined. Therechoice. To start, lets say you can hoist a 50 lb
is a simple fact that is universal when it comes tosandbag onto your shoulders and walk the
fitness and getting in shape. To have fitness or todesignated distance of 50 yards. For the sake of
get into shape you have to work your muscles.argument lets say that you only make it 40
Well, the last time I checked your heart is just asyards before having to drop the bag. You keep
much of a muscle as the rest of your muscles.practicing and eventually you can make it the full
Granted heart tissue is different than skeletal50 yards. Lets say you continue to practice week
muscle tissue, but they both are worked throughafter week for about 10 weeks and now you can
the very act of exerting the body.hoist a 100 lb bag and walk the full 50 yards. This
I personally like talking about this load bearingis an example of progressive overload. You are
walking workout because this is a single examplesteadily adding more and more weight to the task
of how to exert and train both your skeletalat hand over time to produce amazing strength!
muscles and your cardiovascular fitness. The keyThis is the true secret of building strength and
to any successful strength and conditioningsuperior fitness. Give this a try and I promise you
program is the act of progressive overload.won't be disappointed in the results.