Doing What It Takes

If you haven’t already, check out the JyzeNinety at www.jyzefit.com. It’s a great 90 day workout program that will really get your walking heart rate up to jogging levels. More importantly, you’ll be toning your upper body while you walk, something that you can’t do well in any other way.

 

And, try out some of the crazier positions from the list of 40 or so exercises listed in the booklet. Variations on the bow draw™, wideout™, and single arm press are all there (from your Jyze User Guide). Add to that internal rotations, pec flies, and bicep curls that can be performed when you attach one Jyze handle to a door. Finally, you’ll discover some power options that will push you to new levels with lunges, crunches, and more.

 

Take your workout to new heights with Jyze. And wind up fit!

 

Increase Your Calorie Burn with More Reps

I don’t know how you handle this, but it’s tempting to me to keep moving to the next heavier band. Yellow got easier on my walks, orange became comfortable and then seemed easier as well, so I moved up to the light red band (up to 50 pounds of force at www.jyzefit.com/about.html). And that kicked my you-know-what as I added it to my indoor and outdoor workouts.

And my heart rate was dropping as I walked. Now, I have to admit that I’m the Jyze guinea pig, the one who tries everything first so that you can benefit from my experiments. So, here’s what I learned: IT’S ABOUT THE REPS!

Repetition is the Spice of Life (when it comes to heart rate!)

You all know that when you move your legs faster (such as going from a walk to a jog), your heart rate climbs. A higher heart rate, particularly getting into the aerobic zone, will increase your heart health (see www.americanheart.org) and burn more calories.

Apply this same thinking to Jyzing. Using Jyze at a slow rate is closer to walking. A fast rate puts you closer to jogging. And I can’t get Jyze with the light red band going as fast as I can with the orange band. Here’s what I now know:

• Working out with Jyze and the heaviest band I can handle tones muscle but doesn’t get my heart rate up (hence, less calorie burn). So, I’ll use a heavier band in 1-2 of my workouts each week for toning and lighter cardio.
• I can bump my heart rate up by 10-20% by moving down a band (for me, that’s from light red to orange) and nearly doubling my repetitions (in 30 second or one minute intervals). So, I’ll use a lighter band during my walking workouts and at least one indoor workout each week.

The net result: great toning AND great cardio. Dial in your own combination. Remember, when you do the work, you’re sure to wind up fit!

Sweating yet? I'm on fire!

As we begin putting together an indoor version of our 90 day Jyze workout, we’re finding out some amazing things out about Jyze. It’s not like we’re the first to exercise, but it appears that we’re doing some things that don’t get done well any other way.

First, we’re essentially using 10 square feet per person to build to an aerobic heart rate (65-86% of max heart rate), sustain it for 50 minutes, and do a bunch of upper body toning, core toning, and large muscle group development (particularly abs and legs). Here’s a quick video example of how the workout looks (those participating are equally amazing and dedicated individuals who want results). [link here]

Second, we’re getting results. We’ve had men and women alike losing 5-10 pounds in two weeks, losing up to two inches around their upper arms in one of the most difficult to tone areas for women in just two weeks, and reporting an increased energy level that is hard to beat. Sure, people were fatigued after the first few workouts, but most are reporting that they’re having pretty good days after a workout that is so hard core.

Here are three short video testimonials from actual Jyze90 participants:

Finally, my heart rate monitor continues to report 500+ calories burned in an hour – and sometimes as much as 800 calories if I’m doing what I’m supposed to (who says that everyone is always motivated!). I’m hard-pressed to find another low-impact workout device or exercise product that does the same job as Jyze.

I’m a happy inventor, but I’m especially pleased that Jyze is delivering results. Check out www.jyzefit.com for more video clips. You can also find us on YouTube and Facebook.