The It’s All Heart Class Has a New Day and Time!

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My very first It’s All Heart Class was a huge hit! My trainers and I showed a series of full body workouts including resistance, cardiovascular and flexibility moves fit for anyone and everyone. For just $10, everyone that came out was able to learn some kickboxing, functional movement and core building techniques. Most importantly, they gained new confidence that they can successfully complete It’s All Heart and add more time and quality to their lives! No more joint pain! No more mobility issues!

I hope to see the same energetic faces and some new ones at my next It’s All Heart Class Fridays at 6:30 pm. To complete the same type of exercises conveniently from your home, click here for the complete kit.

 

The Next It’s All Heart Classes:

  • Every Friday; next class on May 16th at 6:30pm
  • Location – Studio 3 Dance, 2220 Coit Rd, Plano, TX 75075
  • $10 per person/per class
  • What to bring: Comfortable clothing that allows for optimum movement, a water bottle, and a towel
  • To register or inquire about Bobby’s It’s All Heart classes, email Bobby@BobbyWhisnand.com or call 214.926.2639

 

Complete a Short Survey & Get the It’s All Heart DVD Half Off

Are you looking to add time and quality to your life?The Complete Kit

Have I got good news for you—I am doing a special promotion for my It’s All Heart program just to prove how effective and doable this fitness program really is! No matter your abilities, inabilities or exercise experience, It’s All Heart is something ANYONE & EVERYONE CAN DO!

A single program kit includes a DVD, resistance band, exercise ball and pump, and daily journals for recording your heart rate and progress. But for just $9.95, I’m offering the It’s All Heart Level 1 or Level 2 DVD set for half price! That’s right, my 30-minute video series is yours to keep for half the price. All I ask in return is that you complete a short online survey to learn how I can better serve YOU.

You can’t fully know where you’re headed until you understand where you are–Level 1 participants have pre-existing injuries or pain, while those completing Level 2 experience no pain or difficulty at all. Either way, I’ve made it possible for both groups to gain REAL results from my fitness program.

Think about it as the ultimate test drive to a better life! This deal is limited to the first 50 respondents only, so they will go FAST. What are you waiting on? Start living better today.

Join My It’s All Heart Fitness Class, May 7th at 8 pm!

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It’s All Heart 

A Total Body Fitness Class Offered by Bobby Whisnand

 

 What makes this program different? 

Regardless of your abilities, health issues, or exercise experience 

ANYONE & EVERYONE CAN DO IT


What You’ll Get:

  • A class specifically designed for those with mobility, balance, energy and joint pain issues
  • NO GYM MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED
  • Full body workout including resistance, cardiovascular and flexibility
  • Options for exercising for 30 minutes or for one hour
  • Learn kickboxing, functional movement, and core building moves
  • Increase your mobility and reduce joint pain
  • One-on-one time with Bobby Whisnand and his trainers
  • The classes compliment the It’s All Heart fitness program by Bobby Whisnand

The Next It’s All Heart Class:

  • Class starts Wednesday, May 7th at 8:00pm
  • Location – Performant Fitness, 4112 Legacy Drive, Frisco TX 75034
  • $10 per person/per class
  • What to bring: Comfortable clothing that allows for optimum movement, a water bottle, and a towel
  • To register or inquire about Bobby’s It’s All Heart classes, email Bobby@BobbyWhisnand.com or call 214.926.2639

 

Can’t attend this class or would like for me to hold a fitness class near you? Call or shoot me an email. Or, try the full It’s All Heart video series here

 

To Succeed in Fitness, Just Follow Your Heart

Throughout our lives we have heard the phrase, “follow your heart.” It’s great advice for anyone and I truly believe you cannot go wrong by doing so. And, it just so happens that the number one best thing any of us can do in fitness is to do the exact same thing; follow our hearts.

Cardiovascular fitness has long been measured by the ability of our hearts to maintain a healthy heart rate during different types of aerobic activity. There have been heart rate zones which have been titled aerobic zone, fat burning zone, and anaerobic zone simply by the number of heart beats per minute. There are fitness test and stress test that are designed to measure ones fitness level by how the heart reacts both during exercise and during recovery after exercise. We have the American Heart Association which is a national association built on and around having a healthy heart.

polar-ft40-heart-rate-monitor-reviewOur bodies are built around, governed by, and depend upon our hearts for every single function we have and is truly the center of our health. Doesn’t it make sense to be aware and record our heart rates during ALL types of exercise? Absolutely! Not only did I design my brand new It’s All Heart fitness program around the heart but I take and record my heart rate during all of my exercise days including anaerobic (weight training) exercise days.

It’s amazing what you can learn about your heart when you start paying attention to your heart rate. In fact, you would be surprised to learn what your heart does during weight training (anaerobic exercise). I use a heart rate monitor during all of my workouts and it records the following:

  • Exercise duration
  • Calories burned
  • Fat burned
  • Average heart rate
  • Max heart rate
  • Min heart rate
  • Amount of time in aerobic zone

Once you get 5-6 weeks of data from your heart rate monitor or from just taking your heart rate at different times during exercise, you can start making changes within your workouts to see how these changes affect your heart rate. And, you can see where you need to improve your heart rate.

Here are some of the things I have found out by recording my heart rates during exercise.

  • My max heart rate is higher when I lift heavier weights like in the 4-6 repetition range but my average hr is lower because my rest periods between sets is longer.
  • My max hr is lower but my average hr is higher when I do higher repetitions like 10 reps because my rest periods between sets are much shorter.
  • All of my hr numbers are higher when I do not get enough sleep the night before
  • All of my hr numbers are higher when I change exercises
  • My hr numbers are higher when I work out later in the day
  • All of my hr numbers are the highest when I train legs

These are just a few of the things I have learned about my heart during exercise. I have been taking heart rates for the last 5 years and at this point, I can predict with great certainty, what my hr will be according to which exercises I will be doing on any given day. I also know when my heart is at its best and which resistance exercises and repetitions cause my heart to work in different ways. These are great things to know about your heart and will help you understand how your heart reacts to different types of exercise.

So, the next time you here someone saying “follow your heart”, do exactly as they say.

5 Ways to “Help Your Heart Help You”

1. Lighten the Load – your heart will last longer if it has to support less of you. It’s a simple matter of over use. Your vehicle is the same way. How many fewer years would your vehicle last if you loaded it down with extra weight every single day you drove it? The tires would wear out quicker, parts would start to break sooner, and it would start to look worn out a lot sooner than it should. Sound familiar? Give your heart a lesser load to pull around by losing weight.

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2. Start an Exercise Program – Obvious right? You knew it was coming sooner or later! It doesn’t have to be a full time program. I just designed an exercise program to solve the time and schedule problem so many of you have. It just happens to be called “It’s All Heart”. Imagine that! It takes 15 minutes a day, 75 minutes a week; and it is very effective in getting you healthier. And, it is designed to be done at work, in your office, and at home. So, you can exercise without spending much time at all, without a gym membership, without pain, and without confusion very very easily; and I can prove it!

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3. Use High Grade Fuel – Your heart muscle is fueled by what you eat and nothing else. Try shoving a cheeseburger and french fries down your gas tank on your vehicle. Could it run on this? Not only could it not run, your motor would be doomed for the afterlife. Think of your heart as a motor, and know that everything you eat is eventually going through your heart like fuel. Keep those fuel lines (arteries) clean by giving your heart clean high grade fuel by eating well.

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4. Give Your Heart a Break – Exercise and eating well will make your heart stronger and more efficient but stress can really make your heart beat much faster than it needs to. Stress can lead to high blood pressure which is stress on your arteries and your heart. Put your car in neutral and press the gas; car doesn’t go anywhere but the motor is still working hard. Pretty useless huh? What if you floored it and held it there for a while? How would this effect your motor (heart)? Learn to take 3-5 minutes a day and clear your mind, concentrate on breathing slowly, and think about good things. Try it for 3 minutes and see what happens to your heart rate.

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5. Improve Your Communication Skills – Your heart listens to every word you say and does what you tell it to do unconditionally. Your every command is heard and followed by your heart so be careful what you say. Remember those times when you spoke to someone out of haste and wished you could take it back? With your heart, there are no take backs. The second you communicate to it to do something, it responds every single time. Understand what your heart needs, how it responds to you, and how it communicates back to you. This is one relationship that has to last.

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So there you go! These are 5 great ways to help your heart help you. Start by lightening the load on your heart by losing weight, begin a reasonable and realistic exercise program, eat better, learn to relax, and  learn the language of the heart. Your body, your mind, and your heart can have a long and quality life, but you have to treat them well. Because remember, “It’s All Heart”.