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Thursday, 26 June 2014

Fitness 360: Rodney Razor, Supplement Program

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To win the 2014 BodySpace Spokesmodel Contest, Rodney Razor had to bring all facets of his physique preparation together. This, of course, included his tough training schedule and recently adopted clean eating plan, but the final touches were added by a simple supplement stack. Check out his stack and get ripped like Rodney!


Rodney Razor Fit 360
Watch The Video – 10:04


Rodney’s Supplement philosophy


“When you come ask me questions, I love it. I really want to do my part in helping every person understand what they are doing. If you have any questions at all, find me on BodySpace!

Your body needs quality fuel to function at peak levels. Most of that fuel comes from food, but supplements can add a little extra kick when you need it. When you train as hard as Rodney Razor does, you may need extra supplements to recover properly.


Rodney includes creatine in his stack because he knows it can help boost his strength, lean gains, and overall results from smart training. “If you’re already doing the right things, then [the right supplements] will help you,” Rodney says. “I believe in assistance all day long.”


Whey protein is the next awesome supplement in his regimen, but he acknowledges that some people aren’t looking for the extra calories that can come in a scoop of your favorite whey. He suggests, if you’re counting calories, to just take BCAAs to assist your workouts. They help with recovery, but at less caloric cost.


The best thing about modern protein is that you don’t have to choose which is better: whey, casein, or egg protein. Many products today include blends of all three. Many protein products also include post-workout ingredients such as extra BCAAs, creatine, or additional L-glutamine.


Rodney also takes some basic vitamins and daily fish oil. He says you should always read labels and do your research into not only a product, but each of its ingredients.


“Research! Read! Read! Don’t believe the hype!” Rodney says. “Don’t just do something because you heard it works. Do some research.”


Supplement Regimen












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Fitness 360: Rodney Razor, Supplement Program

Tuesday, 24 June 2014

Fitness 360: Rodney Razor - Razor-Sharp Training

New Exercise and Fitness Review


Rodney Razor implements a four-day major body part split training regimen, but it’s more complicated than your average lifting plan. The 2014 BodySpace Spokesmodel also infuses his workouts with HIIT cardio, abdominal training, and specific exercises for his calves and traps.


He also plays basketball 3-4 times every week and uses what he calls “cardio in disguise” to amplify the intensity of his workouts. Check out his split and get ripped like Rodney!


Fitness 360
Watch The Video – 10:04


Rodney’s Training Philosophy


You’ll hear a lot of personal trainers preach heavy weight, and often they say “the heavier the better.” But Rodney has a different approach, both for himself and the clients who pay for his expertise. He spent years in the heavy-lifting universe, but says it was strenuous on his joints. He had to adapt.


“You go heavy and that’s fine, but it’s not appropriate when new clients come into the gym and don’t know anything about weight training,” Razor says.


Although he doesn’t push his clients to start with heavy weights, he does make sure they’re still being challenged. Rodney uses a theory called “cardio in disguise” to increase the intensity of his client’s workouts. “If you’re working at a high intensity, you are getting your cardio in,” Razor says. “Cardio means getting your heart rate up, whether you’re running or weight training. If your heart rate is up, then it’s still cardio.”


“Although he doesn’t push his clients to start with heavy weights, he does make sure they’re still being challenged. Rodney uses a theory called “cardio in disguise” to increase the intensity of his client’s workouts.”


For himself, Rodney likes to use high-intensity interval training (HIIT) circuits that include burpees, high, knees, jumping jacks, squat jumps, and more. Interspersed in a weight training regimen, these plyometrics are all the cardio Rodney needs. If he is ever caught on a treadmill, he is doing sprint drills. “I am a sprinter, a basketball player, and then I am a football player,” Razor says. “Those are spurt exercises, where you’re “boom,” then you stop, then you’re “boom” again. That’s how I tailor my training.”


Although Rodney likes to keep his training tailored to his love of sports, he knows that to keep the results coming, he has to constantly vary his workouts. He does the same for his clients.


“People come up to me all the time and ask, ‘Do you only believe in free weights?’ or ‘do you only believe in cables?’ I am like, hey man, believe in whatever you want to believe in; do everything. Even if I do 8-12 reps, the next time I will do 15-20. Or if I do incline dumbbell first, it might be third the next time. You keep that theory of always fresh: switch the order, switch the rep count, things like that, that’s how you get results.”


Training Regimen



Sometimes cardio from a pick-up game of basketball or flag football.






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