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Lucy Case Band Toning Fitness Video

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Views: 3,830
Last viewed: 26 July 2010 at 22:33
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Trainer:
Lucy Case Name:Lucy Case
Addded: 02 May 2009
Category General
TagsLucy Case, Int, Toning
Duration0:50
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Bio:

Lucy taught her first classes, when she was in her late teens, for college students whilst dancing as a hobby at the Pineapple Studios in Covent Garden. However, she rejected a career in fitness, in favour of an artistic career and went on to become an animator and graphic designer for TV.  It was only later in life that she finally came back to dance and fitness, qualified as a teacher and then as a Personal Trainer. She now runs her own successful business the Body Fitness Company and has joined forces with ThinQ Fitness to become their Fitness Director and one of their fitness presenters.

Lucy is passionate about dance and fitness and believes strongly that it should be accessible to everyone.

Join Lucy in the blog to find out a bit about her eating habits as a busy working mum.

Lucy’s Tips:

 

  • Don’t spend hours in the gym working half-heartedly; work for shorter periods but at a higher intensity.
  • Every morning do 25 press-ups, 50 curls, 50 reverse curls and 60 oblique twists, whatever else happens that day, you will know you have done your abs!!!
  • Avoid all white flour foods.

 

 

Classes Available: West London GB
Specialist Areas: Bridal Fitness, Obesity Fitness and Reduction, Presenting, Coaching
Proudest Moments: MA (RCA), BA Hons (Middlesex Polytechnic), Fitness Director ThinQ Fitness, Director The Body Fitness Company, Presenting for ThinQ Fitness, my four children.
Web: http://www.bodyfitco.com/



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Description

In this fitness video Lucy gets those resistance bands out and gets into a tough workout. The session starts with some simple cardio work and then moves into using the resistance bands as part of the toning section. However, bands are not compulsory and this works just as well with hand weights or no weights. Lucy’s fun teaching style makes this 50 minute online workout whizz by with a good feeling of a satisfying workout at the end .


 Equipment:

 

Mat

Resistance Band (Light, Medium or Strong)

 

Sample Video:

 

A short video showing a sample of the full length exercise workout. If you like the look of this sample fitness video then register and pay-per-view, by clicking on the rent button that appears once you have registered, or join as a member and have full access to all of the fitness workout videos .

 

 

Music:

 

Power Music

 

Circus - Britney Spears*

Gives You Hell - The All-American Rejects*

Single Ladies - Beyonce*

Let It Rock - Kevin Rudolf & Lil Wayne*

Poker Face - Lady Gaga*

Sober - Pink*

All I Want To Do - Sugarland*

Spotlight - Jennifer Hudson*

I Hate This Part - The Pussycat Dolls*

Mad - Ne-Yo*

Beautiful - Akon feat. Colby O’Donis and Kardinal Offishal*

 

* Music recorded by non-original artists

 

 

Conditioning Band Workout
Lucy Case

 

Click here to download a printable version of the workout.

 

Warm Up:

Side to side reaches, arm high, middle, low.
March wide, march narrow,
Hamstring curls, knee raises

Repeat through few times.

 

Cardio Section:

Single step touch x4 (arms up and down)
Double step touch x 2 (arms up and down)
Alt lunge squats out to the side, left and right, x16
Alt lunges squats to the front, left and right, x16
Single alt knee pulls, adding a little jump and a punch up arm, x32
Alt 3 knee repeater, left and right, x16
Alt taps behind, x16
Single taps behind, x8
Side taps, x8
Repeat last two moves x3
Repeat whole routine on leading with the other leg


Toning Section Standing:
Please view video and draw a diagram of the exercise next to the description to remind yourself of correct position and technique. Also, listen to any teaching tips you feel stand out particularly for you and jot these down next to the descriptions to form your own unique working copy.

Alt tapping of feet in front to keep heart rate up.

 

Arms 1.
Hold the band firmly to create tension, arms held low, hip width apart.
Bicep curls, 2x8
Shoulder Press, 2x8
Lat Pull (wider apart arms), 2x8
Flies, 2x8
Cusp Rotator, 2x8

 

Leg 1.

Alt lunges, let and right, x16
Hold right leg forward and lower slowly up and down, x16
Repeat again holding the band in two hand behind beck, open and close band, x16

 

Arms 2.

Hold band in two hand low at hip height. Pull one arm back and upward, so the elbow is wide, keeping the other hand at hip height maintaining tension on the band.
Right arm, x16
Left arm, x16
Alt arms, x16

 

Leg 2:
As above, except on the single leg lunges, the band behind the back is moved up and down, x16 (not open and close)

 

Final Standing Exercise:
Feet wide in second postion, feet ¾ turned out, back straight.
Lower and raise keeping abs pulled in.
Holding the band infront of oneself open and close the arms not loosing tension in the band, 3x8
Then relax the arms and pulse low alt raising the heels of the feet up and down in a formation as follows:
L8 R8  x1
L4 R4  x2
L2 R2  x4
L1 R1  x8

 

Toning Section Lying Down:

Band around the ankles, lying on one side in very straight line, abs in.

Raise the top leg up and down slowly, 16
                                                  quickly, 16
                                                  pulse, 16


Rotate so lying on back. Open legs wide feeling tension from bands and slowly release, x16
Raise legs so in air and feet are in line with hips. Open legs wide feeling tension and slowly release, x16
Keeping legs wide and tension still apart, reach up and touch the band with fingers (working the abs) x16

Please repeat this section now on the other side.

Finally:
Keeping the band around the feet, lie down and sit up slowly holing the band for support. Rolling the spine down into the floor and not arching the back, x16
Using the arms in a rowing fashion, x16

 

Lie down and stretch out the hamstrings, the glutes, sit up and stretch out triceps and upper back and if time stand up and stretch out calves and quads. All stretches are on the following sheet Karen’s stretches, with diagrams.

  
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Comments:
Lucy Case
Thank you Wendy, I look forward to peering at you thru the tv monitor :) I love teaching all sorts of classes but I have to say, those bands where a killer, I think I had better book another presenter in to do bands next time heh heh....now who shall I call??? Lucy Case Fitness Director

Posted 4 March 2010 at 12:53 by Lucy Case
 
wendy hemmingsley
omg!!! absolutely loved that. brilliant for tightening outer thigh and hip muuscles. loved floor section lucy. you are such an excellent motivating instructor. will be doing plenty of your classes in the future!!!! xx

Posted 1 March 2010 at 17:32 by wendy hemmingsley
 
John Shehan
Lucy, I thought I had interference on my tv monitor, then I realised it was your top!!! John Shehan x

Posted 22 May 2009 at 17:19 by John Shehan
 
Lucy Case
Consider it done Christine, hope you can print this off ok. Remember to print off your stretch sheet too and to just whizz throught he video and to draw on diagrams of the exercises so that you know which ones they refer to. Take care, Lucy

Posted 22 May 2009 at 17:08 by Lucy Case
 
Christine Churchhouse
Wow Lucy, your offer of a print out for this session would be great - thanks so much. You know I much prefer this to an actual gym, what great innovation. Christine

Posted 22 May 2009 at 14:47 by Christine Churchhouse
 
Lucy Case

Hey Christine, Thank you for writing in.....so glad you enjoyed this workout, yes the bands are so handy to pack and use for workouts.

 

We don't have the facility for you to use the videos on your I-Pod yet, however we expect this to be with you soon as an option. Meanwhile, if there are any workouts you particularly enjoy (and don't have internet connection for your laptop) it would be my pleasure to write the exercises out for you and create a printout which you can take with you, as we do for our gym workouts. This way you get the exercise specific gains for that workout and a good routine established........let me know Lucy FD



Posted 19 May 2009 at 16:19 by Lucy Case
 
Christine Churchhouse
Hi Lucy Fab workout and a lot harder than I thought it would be. As bands are so easy to pack, is it possible to have this as downloadable to my IPOD, then I can work out whilst travelling. Hope so and thanks for a great workout. Christine

Posted 17 May 2009 at 12:20 by Christine Churchhouse
 
nancy cream
AAAAHHHHH, I loved this session Lucy and very funny too.......I agree with you, these things make you work hard, chuck `em in the bin ha ha Nancy

Posted 6 May 2009 at 14:05 by nancy cream
 
Lucy Case
Hi Sharon, good to hear from you. Yes, it is a little toughy, glad it worked you hard. What did you think about my phycadelic top? We have had a few comments in about this.........ha ha....anyway they are for sale in the shop just incase you too want to swirl madly infront of your TV next time you exercise!!! Lucy

Posted 6 May 2009 at 13:42 by Lucy Case
 
Sharon Doherty
Hi Lucy, I tried this one and actually found it a tougher work out than I had thoughts. The bands are really good and very easy to pack when I go away traveling. Sharonx

Posted 5 May 2009 at 21:56 by Sharon Doherty
 
 
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