We’re finishing out the arms this week, People.
It’s shoulder time.
(it’s also tripod time perhaps. unsure of my form? hit me up in the comments)
This weeks warriorwinner is Dr. J
You know the drill. Email me your info and I’ll pass it along to your generous benefactor.
**feeling greedy? want a second helping of your MizFit? Click on over here where you’ll find the MizFit guest blogging for Cranky Fitness & yammering about CHIA.
Shelley says
March 24, 2008 at 6:24 amExcellent! I have to say, I LOVE these videos. They’re really, really helpful both in terms of helping with my form, and knowing WHICH exercises to do.
I didn’t really know about the side one before now, so thank you for giving me a way to change it up a bit.
charlotte says
March 24, 2008 at 6:59 amI LOVE that you are doing this with cans of soup! Most of us do not have an olympic weight bench at home:) Just curiously, how much weight do you usually use for your shoulder exercises?
I love Monday face time! It makes me feel like we’re friends, checking in after the weekend. Of course you’re my smarter, better-looking & way buffer friend:)
Eileen says
March 24, 2008 at 9:18 amLove the videos. Thanks so much!
Sagan says
March 24, 2008 at 9:19 amI really like that side one too- I keep trying to change up the exercises I do so that I make sure to target a whole bunch of different muscles and so that nothing gets left out, so thanks for that one!
MizFit says
March 24, 2008 at 10:20 amShelley, whom I know in real life, I hath fail ya by not showing you the lateral raise way BEFORE! 🙂
Charlotte, ahhh. all depends on how fatigued I am. let’s say: side delts. 12 pounds. STRICT form.
and you make me laugh. I am indeed your crankier, more slovenly, split end-y friend.
eileen, where is my HAT?! Err, I mean glad you enjoy!
Sagan, that’s precisely it. it’s all about the changing/muscle confusion.
M.
Michelle says
March 24, 2008 at 12:07 pmLoving the arm stuff because even a knocked up girlie like me can do them!
WeightingGame says
March 24, 2008 at 1:18 pmI use 12 pounders at the gym…how come my arms look like spindly little noodles when at rest? (altho when I make a muscle, the guns come roaring out and children and pets alike run, screaming at the massiveness of my biceps.)
Great video, once again! AND I had volume this time!
Amy @ Milk Breath & Margaritas says
March 24, 2008 at 2:03 pmHiya! Just stopping by to say thanks for commenting on my blog! I’m new here and astonished that you are a fitness blog. Geesh, the guilt. How on earth did you find my blog? Was it that post last week where I told everyone my daughter said I’m as stagnant as a puddle? Needless to say not many tags at my place that say “fitness” or “exercise”.
I love that you do videos, so maybe I’ll watch some and start flowing like a river! Or maybe trickling like a stream to start.
MizFit says
March 24, 2008 at 3:27 pmMichelle, will we (the royal) be receiving photos of the knocked up shoulder raises?
and Amy? a mamafriend passed your blog onto me…she’s a huge fan though now that I mull Im not sure she knows you…in real life that is 🙂
M.
Dr. J says
March 24, 2008 at 3:55 pmThank you very much for the “warriorwinner!”
I did my shoulder exercises at the fitness center today exactly as you demonstrated, sans the soup cans. Maybe I can get the management to “Andy Warhol” the dumbbells I used 🙂
http://utenti.romascuola.net/bramarte/pop%20art/img/war3.jpg
MizFit says
March 24, 2008 at 5:43 pmLOVE the Warhol.
My hometown hath a huge museum dedicated to him.
seeking my 15,
M.
Heather M says
March 24, 2008 at 9:18 pmSo the whole soup cans thing . . .
It means that I don’t really have an excuse when hubby workslate/has volleyball and I can’t go to the gym, huh?
Thanks (read that dripping with sarcasm and love).
I just bought a new bag of flaxseed. Darn Chia!!!
Do you have an opinion on quinoa? It’s yummy.
MizFit says
March 25, 2008 at 4:00 amHeather? I have a new enormous bag as well. For the short term? flax & chia.
for the longterm? perhaps as well 🙂
M.