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That’s according to Nick Dunn, a personal trainer who gave the Daily Telegraph’s Gary King the run around in the countryside and helped him realise that there is more to working out than treadmills.<\/p>\n
The pair kicked off with some jogging and walking followed by some bobbing and weaving between some sticks, much like footballers do with cones.<\/p>\n
They then put their hands on a bench seat and faced away from it while doing dips to work the triceps and shoulders.<\/p>\n
Following that, they used the bench to do press-ups, lunges and more steps.<\/p>\n
At the end, Mr King said his whole body was feeling better.<\/p>\n
"[It was] thoroughly pleasurable and educational to be training outside instead of being bound by four walls and rows of equipment," he stated.<\/p>\n
To help those muscles develop, troops should eat salmon, spinach and pumpkin seeds, according to the Metro International.<\/p>\n
Posted by Simon Williams<\/p>\n
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