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Aaron Guyett’s 6 Weeks to Ultimate Explosive Power, Strength, and Hot Body.

November 25, 2008 by ptpt Leave a Comment

This stemmed from an idea Corey Beasley had. “If we could show the clients and potential clients what can happen when someone focuses all of their efforts towards a clear goal, and make it real, maybe the people we care about will have an easier time doing the work.”

We all know there are obstacles, pitfalls, and life that happens on the way to our goals, and I will be sharing that as well. I run one of the most busy lifestyles I know. Very little sleep, a lot of social interaction, merging businesses, training clients, donation of time and money to the needy, and general help for friends. That being said, I know I have to make time to keep up with the latest and greatest on the single market. I not only want the physical edge, but the mental, emotional, and spiritual edge as well. Therefore, I work for it. Here is how it goes.

Week 1- November 16 – 22

Aaron out and ready for the 6 weeks to start!
Aaron out and ready for the 6 weeks to start!

The workout is a 6 day progression that I have never tried before. I start the week with Explosive Power (this is mostly form and nervous development), move into Pure Power (this is bio-chemical body enhancement through true physiological stress), and then I continue stress, overreaching/overtraining for a purpose through isolated muscular development. Everyday I work my full body, and the stress comes in twos. Monday and Tuesday-Explosive Power (Olympic lifts and plyometrics), Wednesday and Thursday-Purified Power (Basic Squat, Deadlifts, Bench, Pull-up, Lunges, etc.), Friday and Saturday-Isolated Antogonist (Bicep-Tricep, Quad-Ham, Back-Chest, Calves-Shoulders, Abs-Low Back/Butt) All of this is progressively overloaded.

Recovery is the most important aspect. Sleep when I can, eat as much as possible, and monitor weight and strength often.

After the week is over, I realize…I need more sleep, I need to eat more, and I should drink less coffee.

Week 2-

Posing is stupid!
Posing is stupid!

The above lighting is crappy, not a true pic.

I need more food! Sleep is way better. This week is crazy hectic! I am training 90 clients. I am training Jesse Sadoff’s clients, and Michael Foster’s clients while they are on vacation. Overall great week! I ate everything I could on Thanksgiving Day, and gained a couple of useful pounds. I haven’t been keeping up with the calorie intake, so I am weighing in at 205 solid. I am working for 210 solid and a power clean of 315 pounds. My sleep is very consistent and helping me with my soreness, which is out of control. Looking forward to killing it in business and the gym next week. Only 4 more left until the beginning of a New Year!

Week 3- November 30 – December 6
My week started with not enough eating and no working out; however on Tuesday eating went as it should (about 3000 calories), but my scheduled got a bit tweaked and the workout fell to the wayside. I really wanted that workout too! Wednesday I will kill it. Explosive start and Power finish! Picture time Wednesday as well!

Dang! Sarah ran me through a pretty good workout! I don’t think she realizes how far I can be pushed; however, I will be very sore tomorrow! Thank you, Sarah. Here is the pic. My weight is 206 and I haven’t maxed my Power clean yet. 3 more weeks!

Lighting is better, but overhead lighting makes me look huge!
Lighting is better, but overhead lighting makes me look huge!

December 7th through the 14th – I just spent 20 minutes writing this and my computer took a shit on me….Well I am back. Got sick this week, but it was just a sore throat, so I figured as long as it wasn’t strep the only problem I would have is talking loud, and eating. No worries, right? My workouts went well. I killed all of them but Tuesdays. Pussed out a bit from the sore throat, and soreness from Mondays killer explosive workout. Progressively overloading my power days is paying off. I am much stronger and my weight has hardly gone up. I am at 208 solid and it looks like my goal weight of 210 to 215 will be easily reached. I was a bit pissed at the beginnning of the week because of personal, physical, and mental problems, but perserverence of my positive perception took over, and Saturday I was so pumped up I couldn’t settle down. I kept yelling out loud, running around, and smiling. I would have punched the devil in his face had I saw him…didn’t see him, but check out the results of the week in this pic. (bad lighting again, but my definition is coming out a bit, and this is after Anne fattened me up for the kill all day Sunday!)

Thanks for all the food Anne...Does my butt look big?
Thanks for all the food Anne...Does my butt look big?

December 14th through the 21st – Week started lame…I missed my Monday workout. Busy isn’t a good excuse (more like shitty time management). Tuesday, Corey told me the news…I am changing my routine! I was going to do this routine in the New Year, but he said Iwould be too grouchy and pissy if I did it and I need 100% of my focus on THE BIG DAY as well as the changes Innovative Results is going through. I concur! This program is hard, shitty, and most people can’t do it…mainly becasue they lack the balls, intestinal fortitude, and stupidity to try it. For those of us dumb enough to give it a go (it is Charles Poloquin’s Super Compensation Program) it is hell. 9 workouts per week in 6 days, losing weight, battling overuse and overtraining injuries. But at the end, the 5 days of rest bring you past any plateaus and push your strength, weight, power, and size through the roof. It is not a body building program though. More for the performance enthusiast, such as myself. Here is my Wednesday pic after only 2 days….so far so good! Food is my best friend and sleep even better.

Brutish, let's see the final 2 week transformation Mr. Polliquin.
Brutish, let

Filed Under: Blog, Mental - Mindset, Movement - Exercise, Nutrition Tagged With: CA, california, LA, Long Beach, Los Angeles, OC, orange county, personal trainer, personal training, San Diego

Best Personal Trainer in Orange County Can Help With Your Marathon

November 25, 2008 by ptpt Leave a Comment

Aaron, I need your advice…I am increasing in my milage like a crazy women, but I feel good about it and I am doing great…except one thing…my long run today was 20mi =) in 3hrs, it was a great run except, my legs were giving up on me…I had enough energy to keep going but once I slowed down it was like, holy crap this freaking hurts, I will tell you though the pain was in my quads and hip flexors…is there anything I can do in my training to strengthen my legs…I feel like I am doing great runs thruout the week…maybe more sprints? or try to incorporate more strength training…if that is the case, then what can I do? I appreciate your help! Oh and the count down begins…4 weeks till the big day…26.2!!!

P.S. I hope you are doing great!

Hello!

Here is a little help from the best personal trainers in Orange County!

This has little to do with muscular strength and almost everything to do with stamina. There are three components to your stamina. The first is muscular development, the second is energy conversion, and the last is mental ability.

Let’s talk about the most important in any competition first, mental ability. Your mental ability to continue when it is painful and finish what you have started. The continue when you are in pain will come from deep within–maybe even a spiritual level. The finishing what you have started may be helped by visualizing the whole race and specifically the finish line. Keep watching yourself cross that finish line in a happy, winning state of mind.

Now for the first part, muscular development. You should now have a plethora of Type 1 muscle fibers. These red, oxygen fueled, muscle fibers are smaller and become less fatigued, while working for longer periods of time, because they are fueled by oxygen instead of your other muscle fibers which are Type 2a and b, which are non-oxygen utilizing muscle fibers. My suggestion would be to spend less time in the gym and more time on the road to create less use of your anaerobic muscles and more use of your aerobic muscle fibers. You may only spend one or two 30 min sessions in the gym, just to work speed and technique and still be able to perform huge on race day. The closer to race day the more you want to train for a race not a body-building show. ( make sense?)

The last part we will go over is your energy conversion. There are three issues here: lactate threshold, oxygen assimilation, and glucose usage (catabolism and anabolism). The lactate threshold can be trained through hill repeats until you think your legs are going to fall off and then continue to eek out a couple more, training your mind, body and spirit to adapt to the chaotic stress through its physiology, biochemistry, mental capacity and spirit. The oxygen assimilation is done through progressive overload and breathing techniques while you run and when you visualize your run (meditation). The glucose usage may be your biggest barrier, because of the distances and times you are running. Anything longer than an hour and a half is sure to bring about a catabolic state (this is where your body feeds off of its muscles, fat, and stuff because there are no glucose or glycogen reserves left). My recommendation would be to consume something with sugars, electrolytes, and water every 30 min. Something I have used in the past is Accelerade. I have also used goo, cliff bars, and powerade. One time I was hard up and cramping so I went to a corner store and put salt, sugar packets and water into my bottle and kept making it and drinking it until I was good again.

I hope this helps! 🙂

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Filed Under: Blog, Mental - Mindset, Movement - Exercise, Nutrition Tagged With: CA, california, how to start running, LA, Long Beach, Los Angeles, OC, orange county, personal trainer, personal training, running, running tips, San Diego, strength for runnners, strength training for runners

Join the Movement Revolution!

November 25, 2008 by ptpt Leave a Comment

Stand up and fight back!

Join me in the movement revolution…we are strong and we move all day every day. We win because we are the confident, courageous, unstoppable, healthy, and well!

I am talking about no more illness, crippled, obese, overweight, or sedentary humans. We were not here to be stagnant, rotting, sorry beings. We are here to MOVE!

Join me in the movement revolution. We will take a stand by being the example to all of those who are just merely desiring loss of fat, six packs, improved performance, reduced stress, hot looks, and sexy asses! We will overcome! We will be the action needed to manifest our success!

For more information call 714-469-9338 and say you are here to join the movement revolution!

Filed Under: Blog, Mental - Mindset, Movement - Exercise Tagged With: CA, california, Costa Mesa, irvine, LA, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Newport Beach, OC, orange county, personal trainer, personal training, San Clemente, San Diego, Tustin

What is the Current Innovative Results Special for Personal Training in Orange County?

November 25, 2008 by ptpt Leave a Comment

Can you feel the economic regression?

You deserve fat loss, a six pack, and/or performance improvements, and a break in your budget.

Innovative Results was voted best personal trainers in Orange County because we offer:
Free nutrition guidelines, coaching, and accountability with our personal training
The most comprehensive and practical workouts for fat loss, six packs, and performance improvement
Good-looking trainers who walk the talk in the fitness industry
Support and service with patience and a positive attitude

We will remain the number one trainers by adhering to the above while making smart business decisions.

So we have decided to initiate a holiday price which cuts the clients or potential clients a break in this economic trend while stimulating the growth of our company (and economy). If a client or potential client who desires fat loss, a six pack, or performance improvement brings a friend who desires the same thing(s), he or she is entitled to the price cut per session. This price can be further taken advantage of by signing for any desired amount of months, up to 24 months and no less than 1 month.

Enjoy the price break, and like always we will donate 1% to charity.

Our goal is to have 250 clients by New Year’s Eve. We will then be able to donate a minimum of $2,500.00 to a charity for the Month of November and December.

Get rid of your bodyfat before the Holiday’s ambush you.

WE are thinking this would be a nice Holiday gift for those in need.

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: CA, california, Costa Mesa, irvine, LA, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Newport, OC, orange county, personal trainer, personal training, San Clemente, San Diego

Questions About the Last Little Bit of Fat

November 25, 2008 by ptpt 1 Comment

From: Anonymous
Date: Sep 13, 2008 8:12 AM

I just read your blog about success….
loooooved it!

I am a BIG believer that if you can dream, vision it….anything is possible! Great Job on achieving your vision!!

Anywhooo….Aaron…I need some advice, man….

I attend a gym right now and CAN NOT seem to get rid of the last 15 lbs I have been dying to get rid of.

I think I have plateaued. AND, have gotten discouraged about

After we got back from a two week vacation/no sleep(We stopped in Idaho!  I hadnt been back in 10 years!!)

I was exhausted from the trip and needed to get our daughter and me used to her new Kindergarten schedule….Now,it has been at least two weeks since I have been in the gym AND lets not forget the 2 weeks of vacation….for a grand total of 4 WEEKS that I have not been to the gym…..which is crazy for me. I love the way it makes me feel. Now that everyone is good with the new schedule I will drop off Van at school and head to the gym….

What can I do to get over that plateau?
I LOVE high impact and enjoy pushing myself…But what am I doing wrong that I cant lose that extra weight??

Any advice, Aaron!?

xoxo

Anonymous

I will give you my top three pieces of advice…

1. forget about the 15 lbs.
Do you look good? Do you feel good? Are you healthy? These are important. Some symbols on a scale should never control you thoughts.
2. Discipline
Four weeks is a long time…not to worry though, you will adapt and overcome, because of your attitude. Stay positive about it, and don’t ever say I can’t lose the 15lbs again (you actually had CAN NOT in caps above). Think, “I have just been given the opportunity to lose some bodyfat,” making you an even more efficient and even hotter human being! 🙂
3. Recovery with fuel

Is your eating going with or against your work in the gym. Are you eating 4-6 meals per day that do not exceed the amount of calories you burn every day? Are you eating the foods that will give you maximum efficiency or are they foods that only give immediate “feel good” reactions? Is your sleep and water intake in amounts that create a healthy environment for your fitness to make the impact you are desiring? If not, analyze, improve, and control.

I really hope this helps. If you need more help, I could help you find a professional in your area. 🙂 Look forward to Innovative Results online training and nutrition site. You can also check out sparkpeople.com while you wait for our site to be developed.

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