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Expert instruction, the BennyFit way

Perfect your training form with BennyFit instructional videos

I have created an extensive library of videos, covering all elements of training and fitness.

By following my instructions you can see how to train safely and effectively - without risking injury or overworking.  

Topics are varied - ranging from how to perfect your form, the best ways to lose fat, right through to breathing while training.
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Explore them below, or check out video testimonials from my clients!

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In-depth instruction

Basic Instruction for the Sumo Deadlift
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Basic Instruction for the Sumo Deadlift

In this video I go through the basic instruction on how to execute the sumo deadlift. I break it down into 8 different parts. Part 1: Stance; find the right stance for you. Some people will prefer wider, some narrower. Your stance will probably evolve over time, so look to tweak it and you'll find what works for you. Part 2: Grip; I only cover double overhand in this video. I will look to cover different grips later. Double overhand is a good place to start. Part 3: Starting position; hip height, knees to be pushed out, chest high. Part 4: The actual lift. Part 5: Deadlifts, not touch and gos. Set the bar down each time before going into your next rep. This is important for beginners to develop strength off the floor which is vital, and one of the toughest parts of the lifts in the sumo deadlift. Part 6: Protect your shins; because your shins will be in contact with the knurling, it would be a good idea to protect your shins with long socks. It's not just a fashion statement. Part 7: Why use sumo? If conventional feels awkward, try this. It's also good for those who have back issues as it's uses less back strength. It can also be used as an assistance exercise to bolster your conventional deadlift as they use similar muscle groups. Part 8: side view and wrap up. Thanks for watching, BennyFit Don't forget to subscribe! Subscribe to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0fuw6fxPFdoK1TBUkVYwQ?sub_confirmation=1 Email: BennyFit.Training@Gmail.com Website: https://www.BennyFit.co.uk Like us on Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/BennyFit.StrengthandPower https://www.Facebook.com/BF.Femalefitness Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/BennyFit.StrengthandPower https://www.instagram.com/Coachedby_Cat

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Fat loss

Protein Intake for Fat Loss Mastery
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Protein Intake for Fat Loss Mastery

Protein intake, the next piece of the puzzle for fat loss mastery. This is important to preserve muscle, especially important in a calorie deficit. A loss of muscle is going to make the sustainability of the fat loss way harder. It’s also great for keeping you full. It also has the highest thermogenic effect of all macronutrients. 20-30% of protein calories is burnt up during the digestion process. Around 5-10% of carb calories and 0-3% of fat calories on the other hand are burnt during the digestion process. Sources of protein need to be complete in order to get the full benefit of all the amino acids the body requires, especially of course essential amino acids (EAAs). As a vegetarian or vegan this means you may need to combine some sources of incomplete proteins to make a complete protein. There are a few examples of complete proteins that are vegetarian (dairy and eggs) and vegan (soya). P.S. The reason I laughed after saying a million and one is I’ve realised that’s my phrase of the month and am trying to avoid saying it. P.P.S. The reason I had a weird sign off was I forgot to film one and basically couldn’t be bothered to set everything up again to film one. Thanks for watching! BennyFit Subscribe to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0fuw6fxPFdoK1TBUkVYwQ?sub_confirmation=1 Email: BennyFit.Training@Gmail.com Website: https://www.BennyFit.co.uk Like us on Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/BennyFit.StrengthandPower https://www.Facebook.com/BF.Femalefitness Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/BennyFit.StrengthandPower https://www.instagram.com/CoachedByCat.UK
Resistance Training For Fat Loss
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Resistance Training For Fat Loss

When training for fat loss, the resistance training side of things will help preserve muscle tissue. Don't expect to gain strength or muscle during a deficit, as it is difficult to do so. This is vital so that you can not only sustain the fat loss, but also keep a decent body composition when on a deficit, and not letting the muscle you have built up go to waste. It also facilitates the loss of fat when on a deficit. Think of nutrition as the driver, and resistance training is the navigator. You can still drive without a navigator, but it’s definitely easier with one. The resistance training doesn’t have to be complicated. If anything, just work hard at whatever rep range you choose. There’s no magical rep range that burns more fat, despite what lots of people think. So long as you get close to failure on a few sets, or to actual failure, for periods at a time, you’re pretty golden. Exercise choice doesn’t matter either. Once again, there’s no magical resistance based exercise that will burn more fat than another. Just try to hit all major muscle groups or all major movement patterns, or a combination of the two (which will probably be the case anyway if you do one or the other), and once again, you’re golden. Thanks for watching! BennyFit Subscribe to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0fuw6fxPFdoK1TBUkVYwQ?sub_confirmation=1 Email: BennyFit.Training@Gmail.com Website: https://www.BennyFit.co.uk Like us on Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/BennyFit.StrengthandPower https://www.facebook.com/CoachedByCat.UK Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/BennyFit.StrengthandPower https://www.instagram.com/Coachedby_Cat

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Form check

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