High Intensity Back Workout

By Terry Wygal on October 10, 2013 in Back Workout, Mike Chang

Super High Intensity Back Workout

Workout breakdown:
15 minute workout

Do as many reps of each
exercise and move onto
the next move.

You can write down your
reps after each exercise
so you can keep track.

4 Exercises
Dead Lifts
Upright Rows
Burpees
Pull-ups

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Disclaimer: Before You Start Exercising or Dieting Talk with your doctor before beginning any exercise program. Do not exercise if you have any physical problems that might influence your ability to become more active. Stop exercising and call your doctor if you feel dizzy, nauseated, short of breath, or if you feel pain in your chest. If you are more than 40 pounds overweight, you should not work out at a high intensity level without professional supervision. Before Starting a Diet - If you are taking medication or have a medical condition, you are strongly encouraged to take any suggestions to your physician or dietician for review. Modifications made by health professionals are your responsibility and should be taken very seriously. We Are NOT Making Any Medical Claims or Weight Loss Or Health Guarantees - these are things that worked for me or others who wrote the articles. There is no way for us to know each and every person and their Specific Health conditions. So Get A Check Up!

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