Circuit Weight Training for Women In 1980, Rachael McLish won the first ever women's Ms. Olympia body building contest. Many women were inspired by her and decided to incorporate weight training into their fitness programs. Many fitness clubs worldwide opened up facilities to women. Women suddenly realized they were not going to get big muscles without the male hormones. Women have a higher percentage of body fat then men, and weight training increases ones metabolism, which burns body fat. One who has developed muscles, not to be confused with over sized muscles, will burn calories faster then the one who does not engage in weight bearing exercises. 1) As people started a new workout program then frequently dropped out, new ideas were created to prevent boredom and to maintain interest in fitness programs. Circuit weight training is a program that allows a cardio workout while simultaneously strength train, which is done at a fast pace, keeps one motivated in their fitness program, and if done at sufficient level, will allow one to change the shape of their body instantly or increase athletic performance. "Don't forgo weight training in lieu of ultra-cardio sessions if you want to decrease your size. To change your shape, you need resistance" (Paraphrased, Boubin, The Shape of Things to Come; All About Legs).

2) Many times, people lose motivation in a fitness program because they do not see results from working out, and soon they start to not even start fitness programs because they have associated fitness programs with failure.

1) It can be vicious cycle to continuously start a new fitness/diet program every 2 or 3 months, starting out at the same level every time. 2) Sometimes psychological or business motivational books can be real encouraging.

One of the reasons for this is the false promises by the fitness industry. 3)"Do our very easy workout while laying on your sofa watching television, 30 minutes a day, 3 times a week, and you can eat 5000 calories a day as long as you keep your fat intake low, and in no time you will be the next fitness model!" Maybe exaggerated, but that is what many exercise videos imply. Not many people see much point in exercising if they must diet in addition to exercising....

"Workout programs can be chosen for all the wrong reasons, including convenience, popularity promises" (Theall, Oxygen's 10 list). Thousands of Americans claim they do not get the results by following the guidelines of the fitness professionals.
The fitness industry started out strong, but in the mid eighties many exercise researchers revealed information that would have scared any reasonable, sane person from doing one sit-up. Some of these unproven statistics claimed that; running is bad for ones joints, full-out sit ups are bad for ones back, full-stretches, such as splits are dangerous, do not work out to strenuous, you want to be able to carry on a conversation while you are running. The whole point of exercising is to push your body beyond what it can do. These regulations put limitations on the physical body. 4)All of these regulations have made the fitness industry millions of dollars, because that is the information that everyone wanted to hear. Look at any bookstore and one will see no shortage of weight training and fitness magazines on the stands. 5) Articles claiming that one will have the toned body of the model on the cover by not exercising to an exertion level are just what were needed to sell magazines. Health club memberships were successful selling that fictitious theory.

3) If fitness ads really told the truth, it would not sale. 4) I really do think the fitness industry had making more sales in mind then actually helping people achieve their goals. 5) You must work hard to achieve desired results, that means physical exertion.

Today, many people are refusing to stick with programs, or even starting programs because none of suggestions they are following is getting the results they want or promised. Although many fitness experts will disagree, if one wishes to reduce weight, light weights at a relatively fast pace will produce dramatic results.

Circuit weight training provides this option. The setback with this is that while weight training, people are still encouraged to go really slow on the weights. One reason is to avoid injury, and another reason is to use the negative muscles. What personal trainers, or health club managers do not tell their clients,…