1. DYNAMIC                                                               2. ISOMETRIC SAMPLE: CHEST  QUICK  STRENGTH METHOD 2 exercises (superset) done back to back without stopping. In this example: 1. The Dynamic move is a DUMBBELL BENCH PRESS. 12 reps Immediately to : 2. A STATC ISOMETRIC PUSH UP HOLD. From Ground to Full extension. 2 second stops at 5 or 6 points! Rest 30 seconds between sets. 3 sets minimum. For beginners this would be your chest workout!

THE BIGGEST SECRET ON WEIGHT LOSS!! Take in LESS CALORIES, THAN YOU NEED for your body!!! THAT'S IT!!! IT ALL STARTS WITH YOUR MIND! CALORIE CALULATOR STAY AWAY from these foods, do Isometrics and you will  MELT AWAY FAT!

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ISOMETRICS, is a SIMPLE, SAFE & FAST way to gain strength and muscle. A long forgotten form of exercise is making a comeback in style.  Getting older can mean that you have injuries that keep you from lifting weights or exercising like you did in your twenties. ISOMETRICS is safe on your joints! Don't believe me? TRY it for 3 weeks! For beginners you can Increase your strength in  as little as  90 seconds a day ! WHAT YOU DON'T NEED! Some wise ass desk clerk! Crowds of people! Driving to and from the gym! Contracts! ALL YOU DO NEED! A few simple items you have around the house or office. ALL of the exercises, can be done with NO EQUIPMENT at all! I do suggest you buy one of these! BULL WORKER ISO BOW! https://www.bullworker.com/iso-bow/ MEMBER

ALEXANDER ZASS Invented what is today the Isometric exercise https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Zass Alexander Zass was also known under the stage name of The Amazing Samson. Zass was born in Vilna, Poland in 1888, but lived most of his early years in Russia and after 1924 in Britain. He lifted a 500 pound girder with his teeth, carried a small horse, caught a woman fired from a cannon and allowed professional boxers to hit him in the stomach, but his greatest talents were in bending steel bars and breaking chains which were the center piece of his music hall exhibitions. Like many other strongmen of his era Zass was initially motivated to develop his strength when he attended a circus and saw the feats done by the circus strongman. At first he developed himself by climbing trees, running and with home made dumbells and barbells. Later he trained under some of the great Russian professional strongmen including Krelov, Anokhin, and Demetrioff who taught the...

HOW IT BEGAN In the twelfth century, Bodhidharma who was a well-known Buddhist monk that developed a system called Yi Jin Jing that focused of twelve basic tensing exercises. Bodhidharma is credited for bringing the Yi Jin Jing to the monks of the Shaolin Temple in China. Variations of these isometric exercises were also then adopted by other martial arts such as Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and Ki Gong. These isometric exercises and variations of them are still used by athletes and trainers all around the world.

WHY ISOMETRICS? You've heard about Isometrics. In fact, at some point in your life you have even done them. Gym class? sports practice? Isometrics has been around for a long time! Fact is, the Chinese practice of Qi Gong inspired the modern day Isometric exercise. Having been a powerlifter all my young adult life, I only believed lifting heavy weights for hours at a time was the ONLY way to build strength and size! That was until I went through double hip replacements and realized that my powerlifting days were over! I read books on Tai Chi, Yoga, resistance band training, the Total Gym, Calisthenics, you name it I read up on how I could workout, stay strong and keep my weight down! While flat on my back during my first hip replacement my friend Cary send me a book on Isometrics! Sure, I knew all about Isometrics. I had done them from time during my lifting workouts as a finish set. I had no idea that they could be done as a workout in themselves! WRONG!  I was t...

WHAT ARE ISOMETRICS?  An isometric exercise involves the static contraction of a muscle without any visible movement in the angle of the joint... The term "isometric" combines the Greek words "isos" (equal) and "metria" (measuring). With isometric exercises, the length of the muscle and the angle of the joint do not change, though contraction strength may vary. This is in contrast to isotonic contractions, in which the contraction strength does not change, though the muscle length and joint angle do. ISOMETRIC MEDICAL DEFINATION https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/isometric+exercise MEMBER

STAY INFORMED ISOMETRIC ARTICLES (updated regularly) https://www.openfit.com/isometric-ab-exercises https://www.livestrong.com/article/473052-what-are-the-benefits-of-isometric-exercise/ https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304395905004069 https://thibarmy.com/isometrics-underrated-training-tool / https://draxe.com/fitness/workouts/isometric-exercises/ https://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/kelly22.htm https://www.stack.com/a/overcoming-isometrics-the-weird-exercises-that-can-instantly-make-you-stronger

ADVANCED WORKOUTS After the initial Basic ISOMETRICS EXERCISES it will be time to move up to a stronger more advanced workout. The Two most Important pieces of equipment I use to do POWER ISOMETRICS are: THE ISO TRAINER https://www.amazon.com/WorldFit-ISO-Trainer-Isometric-Stretching/dp/B07MJM5VZ3/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=ISO+Trainer&qid=1568473571&sr=8-1 THE ISO BOW https://www.bullworker.com/iso-bow/