John Basedow's Arm Blaster Close
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John Basedow is the creator of the best-selling Fitness Made Simple video series, which has helped to improve the bodies and lives of thousands of men and women. From starting out in his parent’s basement to being seen on television sets across the country and deemed a “pop culture icon” by the media, John’s journey is an American dream come true “rags to riches” story. Fueled by an undying persistence and his personal motto “believe in yourself and you can accomplish anything”, John has achieved international recognition and created a media empire with Fitness Made Simple, which includes DVD's, CD’s, supplements, and infomercials all aimed at raising awareness about the importance of making fitness a part of your life. John has been featured on numerous TV and radio shows as well as in print media ranging from the Los Angeles Times to the National Examiner. In fact, The New York Times places him alongside NASCAR and figure skating in the contemporary pantheon of “great American sports television phenomena” and Muscle & Fitness Magazine named him the top infomercial star of the past 10 years. In addition to being a model that’s graced the pages of many major magazines, John’s also a well respected columnist and author of Fitness Made Simple: The Power to Change Your Body & Life, his book, published by literary powerhouse McGraw-Hill, that details his personal story and highlights his complete exercise and nutrition program. He’s a frequent guest on FOX News Channel, a regular on the popular Sirius/XM Radio program Covino & Rich and a new personality on the national cooking series Taste This TV. Along with being a spokesmodel for Chamonix Skincare and Energize sports drink, John works with various charities, including the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association, for which he received an award and was the Honorary Spokesperson at their StepOut Walk To Fight Diabetes. John currently hosts & produces a popular YouTube show called New Media Stew, which started in August 2010 and features Motivational Minutes, Celebrity Nuggets Of Wisdom, Fit Tips, WTF segments, movie reviews, current event coverage and viewer interaction. John also speaks at the prestigious NAVEL Health & Wellness Expos and motivates people of all ages, from teenagers to grandparents, to follow their dreams with his popular Power To Change Your Body & Life Seminars. As John says, “If you can think it, you can do it. Don’t listen to negative people. If you focus on your goals, work hard and never quit, you can achieve anything.”
John Basedow's Arm Blaster Close
This video will show how to do arm exercises and John Basedow's arm blaster.
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John Basedow: Hi, I am John Basedow and now we are going to end with the Arm Blaster Close. This is one last exercise to really fire up those guns. This is actually a compound exercise where we are going to be combining triceps extensions with concentration curls.
For triceps extensions you take the weight and you put it behind your head and while using your non-working arm to support your working arm bend at the elbow, bringing the weight close to the base of the neck, then straighten out the arm. Really feeling the movement in your triceps muscle and you want to do this for one set of 10-15 reps. The thing is you are going to want to do it with each arm, so you do also a little bit with this side too.
Once again, having the non-working arm supporting your body, holding you straight, so that your whole body is upright and you are pivoting only at the elbow bringing the weight back so it almost touches the back of your neck then curling it right up with the triceps. When you finished with that without even a rest period, you are going to go on to concentration curls which is the second half of the Arm Blaster Close.
Alright, with the concentration curls, you brace your elbow against your inner thigh and you squeeze up, feeling the contraction in those biceps. This is a phenomenal movement for isolating the biceps and also getting those eye-popping cannon ball biceps and you are going to do 10-15 reps.
Once again curl arm, just like you do with the triceps extensions. Go right on to the other side. Look at those veins you are going to have popping. This is what you are doing it for. You have a good nutrition plan. you do your cardio, you have a low body fat then all the muscle that you have been working so hard to build is going to show and after that last concentration curl, you are done with the Arm Blaster Close exercise and that's finishes up your awesome arms workout and now you can say, welcome to the gun show.
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