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Fitness Tips For Women: Stiff Leg Deadlift For Hot Hamstrings

Flavia Dragos

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ExerciseStrength training

Flavia Dragos demonstrates the proper technique for performing a stiff-legged deadlift to target the hamstrings.

Stiff Leg Dead-lift For Hot Hamstrings by Flavia of CurvaliciousWorkout.com For more info on fitness tips for women visit my website: FlaviliciousFitness.com Be sure to grab my Flat-Belly Workout & Recipes as a free gift for visiting. ====================== ABOUT FLAVIA DEL MONTE & FlaviliciousFitness.com ======================= I have always been connected to fitness in one way or another. As I was growing up, sports were a big part of my life. After attending college for Nursing, I began to have a slightly unhealthy lifestyle for the first time. I began to eat 'convenient' food and was socializing over beer and wings. Because I had a busy full time career, I didn't make time for sports and because I didn't know anything about exercises for women. I gained 15 pounds of fat, mostly around my mid-section. My husband says I could have been the face for "Flabbylicious Fitness" if I didn't change my ways. I was 24 and rolley for the first time in my life and never dreamed of having a fitness model body. It was really depressing. I knew I needed a change. I joined a gym and hired a personal trainer to learn the best women exercises as I was intimidated by weights and all the machines for female fitness. I lost 12 pounds within the first month of working out. I saw muscle in my arms that I had never seen before. Of course I LOVED IT! The next few years was an on again, off again type of women exercise. When I was about to go on vacation, I would workout, drop weight and when I got back from vacation, I wasn't motivated until it was time to leave again. Not a great strategy if you want to look like a hot fitness model. It wasn't until I began to become interested in nutrition, that things really changed. I hated doing these crazy diets every time I wanted to look good again. I realized the only reason I was re-bounding was related to the crazy, stupid, carb-free diets I would go on in order to lose the weight fast. Super fast weight loss does NOT exist ladies! This fat loss transformation still did not come easily. I was now "eating healthy", so I thought, but why was there still fat where my abs should be? I really wanted to reduce my stomach fat and burn fat. I was also now exercising regularly with weights, sometimes spending 2 hours on leg exercises. The only difference came when I would run for hours during the week and cut so many things out of my "healthy diet". I began to study nutrition and became, some would say, obsessed with workout exercises for women and toning exercises for women. Plus I got crazy about learning nutrition for females. I was making better food choices and was looking pretty good. I loved the knowledge that I was gaining, especially on the best weight training exercises for women, and decided that I wanted to learn more. I became a certified personal trainer and was training all my friends and nursing colleagues. I realized that the missing component was a strong nutrition back

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On “Small woman and want to get bigger”

Great question! As you probably expect, to get the results you're looking for, you'll need to do some work. 20 lbs is a lot of weight to gain, but it's an attainable goal! It's probably not what you want to hear, but in your first year, you shouldn't expect to put on more than 10 lbs of healthy weight. You'll need to be patient! A great way to get started is with a simple 3 or 4 day per week routine that focuses on weight training and concludes with some high intensity cardio of some type. I've personally lost body fat but gained weight at the same time for months straight using this type of routine, and I really enjoy this style of training. It's fast, has great results, and you'll love…