So I was out on the Interwebz looking around at strength training and fitness videos, and your typical YouTube martial arts fights, and I got to thinking about how annoying the ads are and how much the video quality sucks. There are some cool channels like Muscle Madness and Strength Wars but ultimately most of the videos on the web are slow to load and often the quality makes them hard to sit through. Worst of all is when videos are taken down, leaving dead links and video embeds scattered around the web.
So where can we go to find a reliable, secure, white-labeled fitness videos hosting service? The journey begins…
Taking videos during workouts can help you stay motivated, improve your form, gain more muscle mass, and add to your fitness progress. Many people who work out at home or in a gym prefer taking videos of themselves rather than having someone else do it for them. There are several reasons why people choose to take their own workout videos. Some people feel that they don’t want anyone else watching them and judging them; others simply don’t have someone else available to record their workouts for them.
Others find that taking their own videos helps them stay more focused and motivated to continue working out. This is especially true if you’re new to exercising or don’t exercise regularly. Some people even take videos of themselves exercising in order to track their progress over time.
In this article, we will discuss how taking videos can help with fitness progress.
Check out these 5 Hollywood Tough Guy Workout Clips from your favorite action stars. The Rock, Stallone, Cena, and Statham all make a brief appearance. Hear from the tough guys themselves about how they prepare for their jobs through training. This post was inspired by some workout video clips I saw this morning over at Body Muscle Gain.
It is a milestone for Project Swole! This is the very first Project Swole video anywhere. Unfortunately I outsourced it to someone in India and it just might be the very worst video I have ever seen in my life. Go ahead and watch it but I don’t blame you if you hit ‘STOP’ after just 10 seconds.
Here we have what is essentially bodyweight circuit training, but using a pumpkin for resistance. You might laugh, but pumpkins can weigh 10-20 pounds if they’re big enough. I don’t know that this is a ‘good’ idea, but at least it demonstrates how to think outside the box.
Repeat the 4-minute workout below, 4-5 times for a Halloween-themed 20 minute fat burning workout.
Now check out these other Halloween themed workouts by The Workout Muse.
This dude Hannibal (no relation to Lecter) does some pretty sick moves on the bars. There are bunch of videos like this on YouTube, but this one is short and sweet.
