Greetings Educated Crowd,
Have you heard of Escape Your Shape? I took the quiz at the link below and it tells me I am a "spoon." This means I carry weight in my bottom half. Fine, I knew that. But then the recommendations to "escape" my shape baffle me. I am supposed to do cardio with light weights and high reps and rope jumping and some plyo moves which is fine. But (here's the confusing part) I'm supposed to avoid working my lower body with heavy weights and the following: no lunges, squats, leg presses, ankle weights, no stepping, kickboxing and on and on! I understand that adding muscle will not remove the fat in the problem areas, but can't imagine avoiding working my lower body.
What do you think of this concept? Is it just formulated to be "new" and attract a lot of attention or does it have some merit?
Thank you from a spoon,
http://quiz.ivillage.com/diet/tests/bodytype.htm?ice=iv|df|rl,type
Have you heard of Escape Your Shape? I took the quiz at the link below and it tells me I am a "spoon." This means I carry weight in my bottom half. Fine, I knew that. But then the recommendations to "escape" my shape baffle me. I am supposed to do cardio with light weights and high reps and rope jumping and some plyo moves which is fine. But (here's the confusing part) I'm supposed to avoid working my lower body with heavy weights and the following: no lunges, squats, leg presses, ankle weights, no stepping, kickboxing and on and on! I understand that adding muscle will not remove the fat in the problem areas, but can't imagine avoiding working my lower body.
What do you think of this concept? Is it just formulated to be "new" and attract a lot of attention or does it have some merit?
Thank you from a spoon,
http://quiz.ivillage.com/diet/tests/bodytype.htm?ice=iv|df|rl,type



