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In it, Murphy discusses the U.K.'s National Fitness Test, a free online test that purports to measure your "strength, aerobic fitness, flexibility and 'shape' (weight, height and body measurements), giving you an individual score for each component as well as an overall 'age.'" According to the article, the cardio portion of the National Fitness Test is modeled after the Harvard Step Test and the Canadian Home Fitness Step Test - both "submaximal" tests that don't require you to reach exhaustion, but instead gauge your aerobic fitness level using your heart rate response (similar to the "Heart Rate Maximizer" part of the P90X fit test).įrom this video, it's clear that folks with jelly legs won't be able to get through this test. But for those of you who are curious about how you'd fare on other tests of physical fitness, check out this article by Sam Murphy in today's Guardian. You know about the P90X fit test, and I've previously posted about the U.S. The excuse I was traveling and had to eat out doesn’t work anymore.” If you really care about your fitness, just ask for it. When it comes to eating on the road, Horton has a five-word answer: “Ask for what you need. You will get a tremendous workout, you will burn a bunch of calories and you won’t have needed anything other than gravity,” Horton says. “Any kind of push up you want or have seen with P90X, some jumping-jacks, lunges or squat type moves will make a difference because, after you do your first round of UCML, it’s time to start again for up to an hour. And for your lower body, legs, Horton suggests lunges or squats, and once again do the move for 30 or 40 repetitions. For your middle area, do any type of sit up or core movement for another 30 or 40 repetitions. Next, do some cardio for one minute, such as jumping jacks or running in place. Horton explains that you start with your upper body and suggests any kind of push up or pull up for 30 to 40 repetitions. In addition, Horton says, all you need is “gravity and a floor” to have an excellent workout. The acronym UCML stands for Upper, Cardio, Middle and Lower. It’s a sequence of four different types of moves – essentially muscle confusion all in one workout.” with a group of senators and congressmen at the congressional gym. “It’s called UCML and I created it for R&B superstar Usher, conducting this program in Washington D.C. But here’s another option from Tony Horton himself: Tony recently did an interview with the U.K.’s Exec Digital magazine, and spoke about a P90X-based workout that can be done just about anywhere:
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