Monday, August 17, 2009
Kettlebell Fat Loss Circuit Training Workout Routine 1
Denville NJ Personal Trainer Carey Yang demonstrates a kettlebell workout you can do at home or in your backyard.
Perform the following 5 exercises as a circuit workout.
1. 1-KB Squat
2. 1-KB Clean and Press
3. 1-KB Lat Row
4. 1-KB Rear Delt Fly
5. 1-KB Swing
Choose one kettlebell that is challenging enough for you to do 8 to 20 reps or for one minute for each exercise. Do 3 to 5 sets.
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Friday, August 14, 2009
Can Exercise Make You Thin?
http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1914857,00.html
Many fitness and health related professionals have voiced their rebuttals. Honestly, ask yourself this. Can exercise make you thin?
Research studies are fine. But do we need them to tell us the known facts in spite of contradictory findings?
Back to the question. As I told my clients or anyone who wants to lose weight, you can't violate the first law of energy balance. If you burn off the calories (through your basic body needs and other physical activities and exercises) more than you take in, you'll lose overall weight; and vice versa.
Sometimes, research studies are so nuances that serve no good for practicality.
The largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world, ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine), finally issued a press release to formally debunk the myths about weight loss and exercise in response to overwhelming questions and phone calls.
Read the ACSM press release here.
http://www.acsm.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Home_Page&TEMPLATE=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&CONTENTID=13178
In summary, according Dr. Timothy Church, MD, PhD, the article should have touched the following areas:
- Weight maintenance is different from weight loss, and should have been discussed. Virtually all people who lose weight and keep it off are exercising to maintain weight.
- Comments about children and physical activity were misleading. Studies have shown that kids are not necessarily more active after school (and therefore need good in-school physical education program), and that the focus with children should be on physical activity and prevention of excess weight gain. (Adults, however, more often must deal with losing excess weight.)
- Exercise and diet go together. Weight management is most successful when careful attention is given to both physical activity and proper nutrition.
ACSM experts stressed that, particularly when so many struggle with the health consequences of overweight and obesity, it is important that Americans have accurate information based on science and evidence.
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Is Motivation Overrated?
In my private training or boot camp classes, many clients and members initially came to me or the group with the hope of getting motivated.
I realize that most people know they need to exercise, eat healthy, etc, etc, etc. You set the goals in New Year vowing to exercise more and eat better. Then one by one, people start to slack off. Only half people are still on some type of program and routine by June.
So the question is why you can't motivate yourself to do what you want to do? Why some people can stick to it and some fall off the wagon so soon?
Is your mindset to blame?
How an you harness your brain power to become an unstoppble self-motivator?
There are two motivators that we do what we do or don't do.
1. To avoid pain (fear of failure)
2. To gain pleasure (promise of reward)
You are naturally geared toward one of these motivators. To figure out which, think of the last time you accomplished a task and then ask yourself the following: While doing the task were you thinking about what would happen if you failed to finish, or were you thinking about what you would gain when you finished? Take note as to which motivator works for you - fear of failure, or promise of reward.
Set Your Goal
The first step toward unstoppable motivation is to determine your goal. You know for example, that you're unhappy with your body, but what exactly do you want to change? Why is it important to you?
Perhaps you can relate to one of the following goals.
- You need to lose weight for your health. Your doctor scared you straight or maybe you've had a recent health problem that landed you in the hospital. Your goal is to move away from the pain of sickness.
- You want to look and feel incredible. You've always wanted to feel vibrant and attractive. The idea of having more energy really excites you. Your goal is to move toward the pleasure and reward of a fit body.
- You're worried about your kids. They don't eat enough vegetables, they drink more soda pop than water and they play video games constantly. You have decided to model a healthier lifestyle and to encourage your kids to participate. Your goal is to move away from the risks of a sedentary lifestyle and to propel your kids toward a healthy future.
Train Your Mind for Weight Loss
With your clear and important goal in mind, let's take a few minutes to train your mind to achieve it. You know that weight loss comes as a result of eating right and regular challenging exercise, so let's use your mind to conquer both.
Eating Right: Use this exercise to distance yourself from the self-sabotaging foods you really wish you didn't eat, and to naturally begin selecting healthy foods. Take a moment to review your current eating habits. Identify the foods that you should stop eating (hint: sweets, anything fried, refined carbohydrates, sugary drinks). Identify the worst food that you eat regularly but know you shouldn't. Now imagine the healthy foods that you should eat (hint: vegetables, fruits, whole grains, lean protein). Identify the healthiest food that you know you should eat regularly.
Now with the image of these two foods in mind, find a quiet place and do the following exercise (seriously this stuff works).
- Draw up the image of your unhealthy food item. This image will likely be quite vivid, with smell, taste and bright color. In your mind, fade this picture to black and white and distance the image until it is dull, fuzzy and remote.
- Draw up the image of your healthy food item. This image will likely be fuzzy and faded. In your mind, bring this picture to life with smell, taste, sound and bright color.
Regular Exercise: This technique can be applied in a way that encourages you to crave exercise rather than avoid it.
Take a moment to imagine how you feel after a great workout (notice the emphasis on the word after). Remember the physical satisfaction as well as the sweet feeling of accomplishment.
Now bring to your mind the aspects of exercise that you dislike. What is your biggest reason for avoiding exercise? Are you too tired? Do you not have enough time? Is physical exertion too much of a hassle? Pinpoint your greatest complaint about exercise.
Now with the image of these two aspects of exercise in mind, find a quiet place and do the following exercise.
- Draw up the image of your exercise complaint. The image is likely to be clear and accompanied by the sounds, smells and sensations. In your mind, fade this picture to black and white and distance the image until it is dull, fuzzy and remote.
- Draw up the image of the wonderful feeling you have after accomplishing a great workout. Magnify this image in your mind. Fixate on how you feel physically, mentally and emotionally. View the experience in bright colors and add a sound track of inspirational music.
Why It Works
If this was your first experience with training your mind (also called Neuro-Linguistic Programming, or NLP) it may have felt a little odd. Many of the world's top achievers regularly use techniques like these to accomplish astounding goals. The techniques above work because they train your mind to bring your behavior in line with your values. Think about it, you value health, you desire to be fit and attractive and you want to instill healthy habits in your kids. These techniques encourage you to avoid self-sabotage and to make choices that line up with what you truly value.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Denville Personal Trainer Helps Build a Healthy and Fit Community
Morris County Fitness and Weight Loss Meetup - Summer Fitness Boot Camp is the cover story Parsippany This Week, a weekly special to Daily Record.
See online weblink => http://www.parsippanythisweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090812/PTW/90803028/1005/NEWS01


The following is the cover story text from Parsippany This Week by reporter and staff writer Vanessa Vera.
Lake Parsippany resident Lori Wink hasn't been to the gym she's a member of for months. The traditional gym environment is distracting, Wink, 37, said. And she doesn't like the indoor "stuffiness'' of gym facilities, aerobics classes that have patrons "packed like sardines'' and the solo factor of working out in a gym, Wink said.
"When you join a gym you're on your own. I belong to a gym, but there's nobody there to motivate me,'' she said.
But taking her first class with personal fitness instructor Carey Yang, 43, of Denville, was a far more enjoyable and effective experience for Wink, she said. Wink said she loved the class, and days later, "I'm still feeling it. No pain, no gain,'' she said.
Yang, who owns Carey for Fitness Personal Training, recently started a Summer Fitness Bootcamp class in Parsippany. The class, which meets for an hour Wednesday evenings at Veterans Memorial Park on Route 46 East and Vail Road, was borne of an online group he started on social networking web site Meetup.com.
Meetup.com allows people to form or join groups based on interests in a particular area.
Yang established his Meetup.com group - called Morris County Fitness and Weight Loss - this past spring. From there, he organized the group's first face-to-face meeting in mid June, and a week later, he held the first bootcamp class in the park.
Classes are $10 per session and are on a pay-as-you-go basis, Yang said. There is no registration or contract, and people are not required to be part of the Meetup.com online group which, Yang said, he originally formed as a support group to reach more people interested in weight loss and healthy living in a way that was affordable for them.
Though only a handful of the online group's 26 members have attended the bootcamp classes Yang recently started, his intentions from the beginning were to maintain a small class size - like a small personal training group, he said.
"I want a group class but, in the meantime, I also want to give each individual personal attention,'' he said.
Though the fitness classes are taught in bootcamp style, individuals work at their own pace and fitness level, Yang said. Eventually, he'd like to expand the class to three times a week - moving beyond "fitness training 101'' and "kicking up the intensity'' to see results. But, for beginners, the weekly class is a good way to teach students how to work out on their own, Yang said.
"At least once a week also provides some type of support, motivation and sharing,'' Yang said. "I think the group dynamic is great because people basically share their success stories, their challenges, and we can offer solutions to each other.''
Yang said he'd like his students to walk away from the class with "a healthy and powerful mindset and attitude ... and this group at least provides some motivation and information to keep them going.
Seeking a venue to pull her back into a fitness regimen is what drew Lake Parsippany resident Melissa Paszko, 40, to Yang's class.
Paszko, who said she has battled with weight throughout her adult life, lost 120 pounds through diet and exercise several years ago. But over the last few years she got out of her exercise routine and gained some of the weight back - something she was not happy about.
"I always felt better when I was working out five days a week,'' Paszko said.
When she read about Yang's class, she thought it would be fun. And after just one session, Paszko was already enjoying her workout, she said.
"When I left there, I felt that I had finally found something that was affordable, that I was really going to enjoy,'' she said. ""(Carey) was very encouraging; he was very helpful. I think it's going to be a plus in my life working with him.'
Lake Hiawatha resident Ruby Darmanin heard about Yang's class through Meetup.com. She was looking for a workout venue that was inexpensive and close by, she said.
"I'm not big on exercise - I never was. It's a hard thing for me to do, not something I enjoy. So I need somebody to push me,'' Darmanin, who is semi retired and currently works part-time, said.
And Carey, she said, is enthusiastic. The classes are better than anything she's tried, including at gyms, which bore her to death, Darmanin said. ""Just having a person like (Carey) helps,'' she said.
Though weight loss would be an added benefit, Darmanin said it is not her main goal in working out. She simply wants to keep fit. And whether or not Carey's classes will prove successful for Darmanin, she said, is strictly up to her.
"I have to be more committed in order to stay in shape,'' she said.
For Lake Parsippany resident Danielle Stecky, daily walks around Lake Parsippany have gone a long way in keeping her fit. But she wanted to try something that would go a step further and help her loose inches around her stomach area and tone her muscles.
For years, Stecky actively did aerobics and weight lifting, but about five years ago she got out of that routine. Initially, when she heard of Yang's bootcamp, she wasn't sure it was for her, Stecky said. She thought it would be an intense class built for 18-year-olds where she wouldn't be able to keep up.
But after a phone conversation with Carey, he assured Stecky she could work at her own pace and she decided to try a class out.
At first, she thought the exercises and seemingly endless squats were too simplistic. But a day or two later, she was feeling the effects of the workout in her body - particularly in her legs - she said.
"It was a good experience and I do want to do it again,'' Stecky said. ""But I'm not going to do so many squats next time.''
Saturday, July 25, 2009
DIY Dumbbell Circuit Training Workout Routine 4
Denville NJ Personal Trainer Carey Yang demonstrates dumbbell workout you can do at home or in your backyard.
Perform the following 5 exercies as a circuit workout.
1. Close-grip Press (lying on Swiss ball)
2. Chest Flyes (lying on Swiss ball)
3. In-place Lunge & 1-DB Shoulder Press
4. Glute Bridge (feet on Swiss ball)
5. Roll-out (arms on Swiss ball)
Choose a pair of dumbbells that are challenging enough for you to do 10 to 15 reps for each exercise. Do 2 to 4 sets on non-consecutive days.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
DIY Dumbbell Circuit Training Workout Routine 3
Denville NJ Personal Trainer Carey Yang demonstrates dumbbell workout you can do at home or in your backyard.
Perform the following 5 exercies as a circuit workout.
1. Bulgarian Split Squat
2. Chest Press (lying on Swiss Ball)
3. 1-DB Lat Row
4. Shoulder Press (sitting on Swiss Ball)
5. Crunches (lying on Swiss Ball)
Choose a pair of dumbbells that are challenging enough for you to do 10 to 15 reps for each exercise. Do 2 to 4 sets on non-consecutive days.
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Thursday, July 16, 2009
Is Goal Setting Overated?
Many people make their New Year's Resolutions but fail to stick to the goals in a few months.
So why's that? Is goal setting overated? Why isn't it working for you?
What's the #1 key to fitness and weight loss success?
Is it dieting?
Is it weight lifting?
Is it interval training?
Is it low carb, low fat?
Or is it lifestyle?
These are all good and important elements. None of them is the difference that makes the difference if you miss this #1 key.
It's MOTIVATION!
It's MENTAL TRAINING!
Even if I give the best physical training routine or nutrition program, what good is it if you cannot follow them?
Why do some people have the motivation to stick to their training and nutrition program, while some others fall off the wagon in a few weeks?
What makes the difference?
Tom Venuto, the author of the best-selling e-book Burn The Fat, Feed The Muscle and the #1 Amazon.com best-seller The Body Fat Solutions, has launched a special project called Operation Motivation to help people resolve their goal setting issues and achieve the body they've always wanted.
OPERATION MOTIVATION is a set of short lessons in e-book and special report format, that explains all the psychological skills (the stuff that goes on in your head), that you need to learn in order to make permanent changes to your behavior and your lifestyle.
The new 50-plus-page e-book is titled The Science of Goal Achievement: 10 Secrets of Subconscious Mind Power and 7 Secrets of Scientific Goal Setting.
In this special e-book, you'll learn:
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* SELF IMAGE SECRETS: How the hidden image you hold of yourself in your mind is the prime reason for diet sabotage (and the same reason that 90% of lottery winners blow their winnings
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Friday, July 10, 2009
Denville Personal Trainer Launches an Outdoor Summer Fitness Boot Camp
Denville Personal Trainer Launches an Outdoor Summer Fitness Boot Camp
Personal Trainer Carey Yang of Denville, New Jersey, has launched an outdoor summer fitness boot camp designed for helping people adopt a healthy lifestyle, lose weight, get fit, and stay in great shape.
DENVILLE, NJ – July 1, 2009 – Carey Yang, a personal trainer and fitness coach based in Denville, New Jersey, has launched a fitness and weight-loss boot camp. “I have organized this fitness boot camp with the intention of helping more people in adopting an active, healthy lifestyle, lose weight, and get fit in a group setting,” says Yang, known as “Your Dream Body WorkoutXpert.”
Fitness boot camp is one of the best ways of training many people at the same time. The participants get motivation, inspiration, and support from the group members. They exercise together in a team environment under the supervision of an expert personal trainer and boot camp instructor.
“Fitness or weight-loss boot camp has been getting popular ever since the Biggest Loser reality show has been on TV,” Yang says. “When you exercise with a group of like-minded people, the energy is positive and contagious. You tend to do more and work harder. There’s always a little competition going on.”
Yang’s fitness boot camp integrates group exercise, nutrition system, health education, and lifestyle coaching. These are equally important elements to achieve a healthy and fit body and mind.
Far too many people, even smart people, make mistakes, get confused, or buy into quick-fix myths about losing weight,” Yang says. “Simply put, your weight equals food quantity and your health equals food quality,” You can eat pizza all day and still lose weight if you can burn off more calories than you take in, but it may not be healthy or balanced nutrition. On the other hand, you can eat healthy fruits and salads but still gain weight if you eat more than you need.
Yang’s fitness boot camp currently meets every Wednesday night 7:00 P.M. in a local park. Each class has a feature topic covering the areas of health, wellness, lifestyle, fitness training, and nutrition. The group members share their experiences, challenges, solutions, and strategies. The members then exercise together as a group. The exercise program focuses on total-body workout using bodyweight, dumbbells, exercise bands, and natural landscape in the park.
Outdoor fitness boot camp is a great alternative fitness program for people who want to jump-start their fitness program, exercise in a group, get out of gym rut, or try something new, fun, and different. It’s also more affordable than one-on-one private personal training.
For more information about Yang’s fitness boot camp, visit http://weightloss.meetup.com/1591/.
About C. Carey Yang
C. Carey Yang, Your Dream Body WorkoutXpert(TM), is a fitness coach and personal trainer based in Denville, New Jersey. He provides in-home personal fitness training, backyard boot camp, wellness and lifestyle coaching, and fitness and weight-management seminar. He specializes in helping busy, working professionals, business owners and parents who want safe, effective workouts with maximum results in minimum time. Yang is the creator of the 6-Step Dream Body Blueprint(TM) Body Transformation System.
To learn more about lifestyle and wellness coaching, personal fitness training and nutritional counseling and to sign up for a free monthly e-zine, receive free fitness and fat loss e-books, and schedule a complimentary consultation, visit http://www.careyforfitness.com/.
He is also available for media interviews, providing a list of tips and articles, and presenting wellness and fitness seminar. Call 973-303-2424 or email Carey@CareyForFitness.com.
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Contact Information:
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Phone: 973-303-2424
Email: Carey@CareyForFitness.com
Web: www.CareyForFitness.com
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Morris County Fitness and Weight Loss Summer Boot Camp
In this Meetup group, we promote healthy lifestyle, fitness and weight management through regular support meetings.
We're starting weekly fitness meet-and-exercise Summer Boot Camp meetup on every Wednesday night at 7 pm in Veterans Momorial Park, Parsippany.
Please join us. Visit our group website http://weightloss.meetup.com/1591 for details.
The boot camp class is only $10. RSVP and pay now to reserve your spot. Each class is limited to only 10 people.
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
DIY Dumbbell Circuit Training Workout Routine 2
Denville NJ Personal Trainer Carey Yang demonstrates dumbbell workout you can do at home or in your backyard.
Perform the following 5 exercies as a circuit workout.
1. Squat & Press
2. Pushup & 1-DB Row (Renegade Rows)
3. Deadlift & Curl
4. Windshield Wipers
5. 1-DB Swing
Choose a pair of dumbbells that are challenging enough for you to do 10 to 15 reps for each exercise. Do 2 to 4 sets on non-consecutive days.
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DIY Dumbbell Circuit Training Workout Routine 1
Denville NJ Personal Trainer Carey Yang demonstrates dumbbell workout training you can do at home or in your backyard.
Perform the following 5 exercises as a circuit workout.
1. Front Squat
2. Floor Press
3. Bent-over Rows
4. Alternating Shoulder Press
5. Reverse Leg Lift
Choose a pair of dumbbells that are challenging enough for you to do 10 to 15 reps for each exercise. Do 2 to 4 sets on non-consecutive days.
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Saturday, June 13, 2009
Super Fast Fat Loss 4-Minute Interval Workout A
Denville NJ Personal Trainer and Fitness Coach Carey Yang demonstrates a 4-minute super fast fat burning interval circuit workout based on Tabata Protocol using dumbbell thruster exercise.
Tabata Protocol:
1. Do as many reps as possible for 20 seconds
2. Rest for 10 seconds.
3. Repeat for a total of 8 rounds (circuits)
Exercise Selection: Dumbbell Thruster
It's like the dumbbell squat and press exercise, but in a smooth, fast movement while keeping good form
It's an excellent total-body strength and cardio interval circuit workout.
Watch the demo video >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NB2U0tk3AnU
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
Denville Personal Trainer Carey Yang Featured in Daily Record
Denville Personal Trainer Carey Yang Featured in Daily Record
Personal Trainer Carey Yang of Denville, New Jersey, is featured in Daily Record’s DenvilleRockaway This Week. In this interview, Yang shares his personal journey of fitness and how he turns his passion into a business for helping people adopt a healthy lifestyle, lose weight, get fit and stay in great shape.
DENVILLE, NJ -- June 11, 2009 – Carey Yang, a personal trainer and fitness coach based in Denville, New Jersey, is featured in the business section of Daily Record’s DenvilleRockaway This Week. “I am honored to be interviewed and profiled in Daily Record,” says Yang, known as “Your Dream Body WorkoutXpert.”
In this interview, Yang shares his personal journey of fitness and passion about helping people achieve their health and fitness goals. Yang specializes in helping busy, working professionals, business owners and parents who want safe, effective workouts with maximum results in minimum time.
“I have been a multi-sport athlete since my childhood. So growing up I had been always physically active. However, with my life changes in school, family and work, I was once struggling with sedentary lifestyle and poor eating habits, like so many other people,” Yang said.
In his journey of getting himself back in good shape, Yang found his passion in fitness training and nutrition education, and helping people discover their power body and mind. For a person to stay in really great shape, particularly after 40, he has to have healthy habit and mindset, to be 100 percent in diet and 100 percent in workout.
“It is my mission to make a difference in people’s lives by enhancing the quality of their lives through fitness training, wellness and lifestyle coaching and education,” Yang said.
Yang says personal trainers are gaining popularity now after the Biggest Loser reality show. However, when asked about the hardest part of his job, Yang said it’s helping prospects understand that they’re worthy of everything by investing in their body, their health and the ultimate benefits of joy, happiness and life satisfaction. Think about the self-confidence, looking good and feeling great after losing weight, getting in shape and living healthy lifestyle.
When asked about his new program and service for the community, Yang said he has recently organized a new mastermind support group called Morris County Fitness and Weight Loss Meetup. “There is a strong need for ongoing professional support in fitness and weight loss around this area. I can’t find a really good support group for my friends and neighbors who want a live group coaching and support program,” says Yang, the group organizer and facilitator.
A mastermind group is very powerful by ways of sharing and exchanging ideas and strategies among people of the same interests and goals. This group currently meets on the third Wednesday night of each month at a local restaurant. Each month has a feature topic and presentation covering the areas of health, wellness, lifestyle, fitness training and nutrition. The group members will share their experiences, challenges, solutions, and strategies.
“Ultimately, I want to hold weekly support group meetings followed by exercise and training. It’s like a combination of group coaching and boot camp training in each meeting” Yang said. For more information about this support group, visit http://weightloss.meetup.com/1591/.
About C. Carey Yang
C. Carey Yang, Your Dream Body WorkoutXpert(TM), is a fitness coach and personal trainer based in Denville, New Jersey. He provides in-home personal fitness training, backyard boot camp, wellness and lifestyle coaching, and fitness and weight-management seminar. He specializes in helping busy, working professionals, business owners and parents who want safe, effective workouts with maximum results in minimum time. Yang is the creator of the 6-Step Dream Body Blueprint(TM) Body Transformation System.
To learn more about lifestyle and wellness coaching, personal fitness training and nutritional counseling and to sign up for a free monthly e-zine, receive free fitness and fat loss e-books, and schedule a complimentary consultation, visit http://www.careyforfitness.com/.
He is also available for media interviews, providing a list of tips and articles, and presenting wellness and fitness seminar. Call 973-303-2424 or email Carey@CareyForFitness.com.
Thursday, June 04, 2009
Fat Burning Dumbbell Circuit Training Workout Routine B
Denville NJ Fitness Coach and Personal Trainer Carey Yang demonstrates a fat burning dumbbell strength & cardio circuit training workout routine.
1. Chest Press
2. Incline Press
3. Lat Pullover
4. Shoulder Lateral Raise
5. Triceps Kickback
6. Biceps Hammer Curl
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Wednesday, June 03, 2009
Lifelong Journey of Fitness: Denville NJ Personal Trainer Featured in Daily Record Business
The interview is in press today appearing as DenvilleRockawayThisWeek Special. The online version at dailyrecord.com is in the following link.
http://www.dailyrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009906030348
Although the interview is about my business, I also share my own journey in fitness, who I am, what I do in helping people, how I do it, and the new support group I'm organizing.
Bill wrote the great headline "lifelong Journey of Fitness" which I think he captures the essence of me, my business, and the message I want to convey.
Enjoy the reading!

Monday, June 01, 2009
Denville Fitness Coach Unveils a New Local Fitness and Weight Loss Support Group
Denville Fitness Coach Unveils a New Local Fitness and Weight Loss Support Group
C. Carey Yang of Denville, New Jersey-based fitness coach has launched a new local support group called Morris County Fitness and Weight Loss Meetup. This group provides a forum to meet the strong needs for health, fitness, weight loss and nutrition support of Morris County, New Jersey residents.
DENVILLE, NJ -- June 1, 2009 – Morris County, New Jersey residents who have been struggling with the challenges and frustrations of weight loss now can find a local support group organized and facilitated by an expert fitness coach.
C. Carey Yang, a Denville, NJ-based certified personal trainer and fitness coach, has launched a “Morris County Fitness and Weight Loss Meetup” group as a local support forum for the residents in Morris County, New Jersey.
“There is a strong need for ongoing professional support in fitness and weight loss around this area. I can’t find a really good support group for my friends and neighbors who want a live group coaching and support program,” says Yang, the group organizer and facilitator.
Far too many people are overwhelmed with weight loss information and gadgets that don’t serve them well. They become confused about what to do and how to do. Advertisements and infomercials simply worsen the information overload.
“Approximately 95% treadmills and home fitness equipment are not used after one year of purchase,” Yang says. “They become high-priced coat hangers or sit around the corner gathering dust. What a waste of money!”
Yang says many people he consulted with have about 10 home workout tapes or DVDs at home. Many of them are played only once. Some are not even opened. Lack of motivation and support is cited as the reason or excuse. Something is definitely missing here.
“In response to the need for ongoing support and motivation, I have taken the initiative to launch a local weight loss support community,” Yang says. “It’s my desire and passion to help people live a healthy lifestyle, lose weight and get fit. A mastermind and support group setting allows me to reach out to more people and make a difference in their lives.”
This group currently meets on the third Wednesday of each month from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Panera Bread in Union Hill Shoppe, Denville. Each month will have a feature presentation with topics in the area of health, weight loss, fitness, and nutrition. The group members share their challenges, solutions to help and support each other.
The next meeting will be on Wednesday June 17 at 7:30 p.m. The feature presentation is "Top 7 Secrets to Healthy Weight Loss." Cost is $10 per person. For more information and to RSVP, visit http://weightloss.meetup.com/1591/.
“My ultimate goal is find a place to hold weekly group coaching and support meeting followed by a group exercise and training session. I need feedback from the community so that I can help and serve better,” Yang says.
About C. Carey Yang
C. Carey Yang, Your Dream Body WorkoutXpert(TM), is a fitness coach and personal trainer based in Denville, New Jersey. He provides in-home personal fitness training, backyard boot camp, and wellness coaching. He is specialized in helping busy working professionals, business owners and parents who want safe, effective workouts with maximum results in minimum time. Yang is the creator of the 6-Step Dream Body Blueprint(TM) Body Transformation System.
To learn more about lifestyle and wellness coaching, personal fitness training and nutritional counseling and to sign up for a free monthly e-zine, receive free fitness and fat loss ebooks, and schedule a complimentary consultation, visit http://www.CareyForFitness.com.
He is also available for media interviews, providing a list of tips and articles, and presenting wellness and fitness seminar. Call 973-303-2424 or email Carey@CareyForFitness.com.
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Saturday, May 30, 2009
Fat Burning Dumbbell Circuit Training Workout Routine A
Here is a dumbbell-based strength and cardio circuit training workout routine. In the demo video, I use the same weight doing 10 reps for each of the 6 exercises back to back as a circuit. You should choose no more two pairs of dumbbells to perform different exercises for workout efficiency.
1. Sumo Squat
2. Arnold Shoulder Press
3. Romanian Deadlift
4. Bent-over Rows
5. Squat & Push
6. Shrugs
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
Weight Loss Success Story - Video Testimonial for Denville NJ Personal Trainer Carey Yang
A happy client shares his challenges, how to overcome the struggles with the help of an expert trainer, and produce amazing body transformation results.
Listen to what he learn, and what he says about trainer Carey.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
The Backyard Spartan Warrior 300 Workout
Do you like to look lean and fit like the Spartan warriors?
Here is a Backyard "300" Workout you can do at home and right at your own backyard.
Go to the "300" workout video >>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcPdsFifyaY
The strength and cardio circuit training consists of 10 exercises to perform as a circuit. Start with 10 reps for each exercise. Rest for 2 to 3 minutes and repeat the circuit. Increase the repetitions as you progress. The ultimate goal is to do 300 reps in one workout session. You can also time each circuit for your record.
1. Y Squat
2. Pushup
3. Floor Wiper
4. Mountain Climber
5. Dumbbell Thruster
6. Step-Up
7. Decline Pushup
8. Curlup
9. Burpee
10. One-Dumbbell Swing
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Friday, May 22, 2009
Power Pushup Circuit for Chiseled Chest, Sculpted Shoulders and Toned Triceps
Although many people can't do perfect pushups or hate to do pushups, they are in fact excellent exercise to work your whole body.
The primary bodypart worked on is chest, then triceps and front shoulders. In order to maintain the near-straight-line body alignment while doing pushups, you have to engage your core (abs, lower back and glutes).
In this power pushup circuit workout, I demonstarte the following 5 pushup exercises as a circuit.
1. Chapping Pushup x 6 reps
2. Sliding Pushup - front to back x 6 reps
3. Sliding Pushup - in to out x 6 reps
4. Shuffling Pushup x 6 reps
5. Lateral Walking Pushup x 6 reps
If you're a beginner or can't quite do more than a few pushups, start with one or two reps in each exercise with rest in between. Gradually increase the reps and/or reduce rest period.
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Sunday, May 17, 2009
Bodyweight Leg Shaping Exercises
Squat and lunge are the two major exercises to shape up your legs --- quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and "core" area.
Do the following 8 exercises as a circuit training - one after another with little or no rest until you finish all 8 exercises. Then rest for 1 to 2 minutes and repeat a few more times as you progress.
In the demo video, I did 6 reps for each of the 8 leg exercises in a circuit back to back totally 48 movements in one shot.
You can do this leg blaster circuit workout at work, at home, in the backyard or in the park. You only need a very small space. You'll burn more fat and develop strong, powerful and sharply shaped legs.
- Squat
- Prisoner's Squat
- Jumping Squat
- Forward Lunge
- Reverse Lunge
- Jumping Split Squat
- Side Lunge
- Drop Lunge
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Friday, May 15, 2009
Bodyweight Pushup and Variations for Big Chest and Toned Triceps
Pushup is a great exercise to strengthen and build chest muscle, tone up triceps and sculpt front shoulder. It's also a better exercise than supported chest bench press in that you need to stabilize your whole body and "core" to maintain a near straight-line throughout the range of motion.
So follow me along in this pushup super circuit training for a bigger chest and toned triceps. In the video, I did 6 reps in each of the 5 pushup exercises as a circuit workout back to back totalling 30 reps. Give it a try. You are poweful!
1. Standard Pushup x 6 reps
2. Spiderman Pushup x 6 reps
3. Grasshopper Pushup x 6 reps
4. Walking Alligator Pushup x 6 reps
5. T-Pushup x 6 reps
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Backyard Bootcamp
Just follow along. Do your own fitness and weight loss bootcamp in your backyard.
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The Wolverine Workout Routine
Here are the training tips, workout routine and nutrition plan to be ripped like Hugh Jackman as the Wolverine.
Training tips
- Train in the morning, where possible
- Always warm up sufficiently. Not just with cardio, but by doing the movements before adding weights
- Work on 'progressive overload' - always keep increasing the weight - and keep a training diary to record your progress
- Mix things up - constantly change the tempo, speed, incline, grip… Anything so that you're not always performing the same movement
- Feel the movement. Focus on each muscle activation rather than simply aiming to finish the set. People always try to get to the end without thinking about the journey
- Train with a trainer. It will help with motivation
- Don't over-train. Learn what your body can reasonably cope with
- Get enough sleep - at least 7 hours of good sleep a night
Workout Routine
Monday: Chest and triceps
How to do these workouts:
Warm up first with ten minutes of cardio and light bodyweight movements
Do the pairs of exercises as supersets, performing one set of the first exercise, then moving immediately onto a set of the second exercise. Rest for the stated time before repeating
Choose a weight that you can manage with perfect form, but which leads to muscular failure by the end of the final set
Take one second the lift the weight, pause for another second, then take two to three seconds to lower again
Superset 1
Sets: 4 each exercise Reps: 10-12 (final set to exhaustion)Rest: 2 minutes between supersets
Dumb-bell bench press
Don't arch your back as you press
Dumb-bell flye
Keep a slight bend in your elbows as you lower the weights to the side
Squeeze your pecs to draw your arms together
Superset 2
Sets: 4 each exerciseReps: 10-12 (final set to exhaustion)Rest: 2 minutes between supersets
Bench dip
Keep your body upright and elbows pointing backwards
If you find these easy, place a weight plate on your lap
Cable press down
Keep your elbows tucked into your sides
Squeeze your triceps at the bottom of the move
Cable crossover
Sets: 2
Reps: 10-12 (to exhaustion)
Rest: 1 minute
Lean forward slightly, keeping a straight back
Touch your hands together in front of your chest
Cardio
Treadmill hill climbs: 20 minutes
Start running on a treadmill set to 12km/h with 1% elevation. Every 30 seconds increase the elevation by 1% until you need to press the stop button.)
Take a one minute rest and repeat
Tuesday: Legs
Superset 1
Sets: 4 each exerciseReps: 10-12 (final set to exhaustion)Rest: 2 minutes between supersets
Barbell squat
Back straight and core braced throughout
Knees in line with feet
Dumb-bell Bulgarian split squat
Keep your body upright
Knee in line with foot
Superset 2
Sets: 4 each exerciseReps: 10-12 (final set to exhaustion)Rest: 2 minutes between supersets
Romanian deadlift
Lean forward fro the hips
Let the bar travel down your shins
One leg gym ball curl
Keep you hips lifted
Draw the ball into your backside
Travelling dumb-bell lunge
Sets: 2 Reps to exhaustion
Rest: 1 minute between sets
Keep your knee behind your toes
Push up with your back leg and step through into the next lunge, walking forward with each rep
Cardio
Rowing machine: 4,000m
Aim to maintain a steady pace. Push with your legs before drawing the handle into your abdomen
Keep your back straight throughout
Thursday: Back and biceps
Superset 1
Sets: 4 each exerciseReps: 10-12 (final set to exhaustion)Rest: 2 minutes between supersets
Cable row
Don't rock your body as you row
Draw your shoulder blades back
Bent over dumb-bell reverse flye
Bend at the hips with straight back
Keep a slight bend in your elbows
Superset 2
Sets: 4 each exerciseReps: 10-12 (final set to exhaustion)Rest: 2 minutes between supersets
Weighted chin up
Underhand or hammer grip
Hang weight plate from a belt or hold a dumb-bell between your feet
EZ-bar curl
Wrists turned inwards slightly
Keep your elbows by your sides
Inverted row
Sets: 2 Reps to exhaustion
Rest: 1 minute between sets
Body straight from head to heels
Squeeze your shoulder blades together
Cardio
Exercise bike intervals: 20 minutes
Start by cycling at a steady pace for five minutes. Pedal as hard as you can for 30 seconds, then pedal more slowly to recover for two minutes.
Repeat the 30-secs-hard/two-mins-slow pattern for the remaining 15 minutes
Friday: Shoulders and abs
Superset 1
Sets: 4 each exerciseReps: 10-12 (final set to exhaustion)Rest: 2 minutes between supersets
Seated dumb-bell shoulder press
Elbows out to the sides
Dumb-bell lateral raise
Stop at shoulder height
Superset 2
Sets: 4 each exerciseReps: 10-12 (final set to exhaustion)Rest: 2 minutes between supersets
Weighted crunch
Hold a dumb-bell across your chest
Curl your chest towards your knees
Gym ball jack-knife
Hold your body in a straight line
Bicycles
Sets: 2 Reps to exhaustion
Rest: 1 minute between sets
Twist your torso side-to-side while pumping your legs
Cardio
Treadmill sprints: 10 x 30 seconds
Set the treadmill to 2% elevation and a fast pace. Stand with feet either side of the running surface then jump onto it and sprint for 30 seconds. Jump your feet apart again and rest for 30 seconds
Repeat this pattern ten times. Be careful not to lose balance as you step on and off the treadmill
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Nutrition Plan
- 5am (One hour before training) Soak 75g rolled oats in apple juice. Mix in 2tsp pumpkin seeds, 2tsp sunflower seeds and a handful of berries. Oats are a slow-digesting carb, to give you long lasting energy, while the seeds are full of iron, which will improve the blood flow to working muscles.
- 6am and 7am (Before and after weights) Branched chain amino acids (BCAA) are the building blocks of protein. These go straight to the muscle and start a process called super-compensation, which repairs the muscles and allows them to grow bigger and stronger.
- 7.30am (After cardio) Creatine protein bar. While the creatine will help repair used muscle tissue, the simple carbs from the bar will help deliver nutrients to the your blood stream and muscles, for faster and stronger recovery.
- 7:45 Protein shake. Blend 1 scoop of whey powder, half a banana, 300ml semi skimmed milk, pinch of cinnamon and 15g ground cashew nuts. Whey protein powder is a quick and easy way to gain fuel for muscle replenishment and growth. Protein will also increase muscle mass, burn body fat and help manufacture testosterone.
- 10am Turkey stir-fry with spinach, broccoli, mushrooms and cauliflower. Serve with 40g (uncooked measurement) of brown rice. Turkey is not only one of the leanest sources of protein around, it is also rich in the muscle-building amino acids, anserine and carnosine. The vitamin K in the spinach will help strengthen your bones, while cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli are rich in nutrients that reduce your oestrogen; a hormone that lowers testosterone.
- 1pm 200g rosemary chicken with sugar snap peas and asparagus. Serve with 40g (uncooked measurement) of brown rice. Chicken is rich in amino acids to encourage muscle growth and repair as well as zinc, which raises your levels of muscle-building testoserone. Brown rice will also provide you with B vitamins, which helps convert carbohydrates into energy.
- 4pm Handful of walnut trail mix. Preheat oven to 180 degrees celcius and arrange 150g of walnuts on a baking tray. Bake in the centre of oven until fragrant and toasted, for around ten minutes. When cool add to a large container and mix with 75g unsalted pumpkin seeds, 75g chopped apricots, 50g pumpkin seeds and 50g goji berries. Walnuts are rich in essential fatty acids, which increase energy levels and regulate blood sugar levels.
- 6pm Tuna steak and unlimited amounts of vegetables including broccoli and cauliflower. Tuna is a lean source of protein full of natural creatine and omega 3 fatty acids, which help your body preserve protein and reduce muscle inflammation.
- 10pm Before bed slow-release protein smoothie Blend 1 serving of low-carb protein drink with 2 tsp of natural yogurt, a drizzle of honey and 15g almonds. A protein fix before bed gives your muscles the building blocks to grow and repair while you sleep, while the yogurt and almonds contain sleep-inducing tryptophan and magnesium, which will help your muscles relax and wind down.