Turbulence Training
Review
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One of the top selling fat loss
and muscle building programs that is currently available is
that of Turbulence Training which was created by Craig
Ballantyne. Like many other fat loss and muscle building
programs, the first though that comes to mind is skepticism.
This of course is just a natural cause of action regarding any
program.
Who Is Craig
Ballantyne?
Boasting rock-solid abs along
with a promise of increasing muscle mass and losing excess fat
levels, Turbulence Training seems to be too good to be true.
Even a video featuring Craig himself seems too good to be true,
but in reality, if you take the time to look closer into the
program, you will find that Craig Ballantyne is a Certified
Strength and Conditioning Specialist and a well-known one at
that. Putting his reputation on the line to create this program
to help others lose weight and gain muscle mass through proven
techniques he uses on a regular basis with his long list of
clientele, Ballantyne has also spent a portion of his time
writing articles for major magazines such as Men’s Health,
Oxygen, Men’s Fitness, Muscle and Fitness Hers as well as
Maximum Fitness.
What’s In The
Program?
The concepts behind Turbulence
Training is that it is designed for those who do not have hours
daily to spend exercising. As a result the Turbulence Training
program is a 30 to 45 minute a day, 3 days a week program
designed specifically for those who are always on the go.
Featuring a high intensity workout through the combination of
interval and resistance training, the program uses the key
fundamentals necessary for fat loss and muscle
gain.
Like any proper exercise routine,
the program starts you off at each session with a 5 minute
warm-up routine to prepare your body for the workout. From
there each session works into roughly 15 to 20 minutes of
strength training followed by another 15 to 20 minutes of
interval training.
Craig even makes the suggestion
in a number of instances with regards to Turbulence Training
that you need to vary the exercises as a means of preventing
them from becoming a bore. This is a very important aspect as
the leading cause of workout program failures is from someone
getting bored and no longer wanting to maintain the pace of the
program.
PRO:
This program is suitable for
everyone. The intensity is based on individual’s fitness
levels. This makes it an easy entry for beginners.
CON:
The program is geared more
towards an overall muscle building and fat loss. Although you
would still lose stomach fat through this program, the
exercises and program are not focused specifically on getting a
flat stomach.
VERDICT:
The program is good for overall
muscle building and losing fat. It is also well worth its
price. This is a solid program that I would recommend. However,
if you are looking for more specific areas like losing belly
fat to achieve a flat stomach, I would recommend Truth About Abs for that
purpose.
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