
Brett Hoebel
Brett's tips for diet:
*if you don't want to cut out the alcohol completely, try switching to less caloric drink options: light beer, drinks on the rocks, and club soda instead of tonic or sugary mixers.
*try to stay away from, what Brett calls the "white devils" during your summer parties: sugar, flour, rice, milk, and salt. instead use agave, a natural low-glycemic sweetener (it tastes so yummy and even blends well in cold beverages, unlike honey), whole grain rolls, brown rice salads, and celtic sea salt as a seasoning.
*for long, hot days eat fresh whole fruit for energy instead of drinking fruit juice. even make smoothies using almond milk and fresh fruit!

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Brett's tips for exercise:
when all you want to do is hit the beach, it's still important to get your workouts in. shorter workouts that combine strength training with anaerobic-interval training (my favorite kind!) work fabulously for burning calories and increasing muscle. Brett's Tri-Set will ensure you'll be ready for a day in the sun!
1. compound lower body
* start holding a dumbbell or just hands placed together (like a clap) up near right shoulder.
* lunge with left foot forward while "chopping" dumbbell (or hands) down and across body to outside of left hip.
* arms should remain straight during downward chop and upward return of arms to starting position.
*repeat this move for 10-12 reps, then repeat on the right side.
* without any rest period, move on to next exercise.
2. compound upper body
* single leg push ups- 10-12 reps per side with moderate to challenging weight
* without any rest period, move on to next exercise
3. anaerobic interval cardio
* run in place with high knees, 30-60 seconds
* say the alphabet: if you don't have to pause for a breath every five letters, you didn't work hard enough.
* REST for 1-2 minutes
4. repeat routine (steps 1-3) 3-4 times total

thanks Brett!
this workout, when done correctly, is tough and really gets the heart-rate up-- you will sweat! i love doing circuits like this a few times a week. be sure to also look out for Brett’s REV ABS program, a series of workout DVDS launching this fall!
here's to a happy, healthy summer!
xo
2 comments:
Yay! My trainer..(I am working with him now) and I was part of the infomercial for rev abs, which is expected Sept! Thanks for this mention ..yay! Zoe
You need to make it a point that your family is doing some regular exercise. It should be emphasized to the children the importance of physical fitness.
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