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JOIN IN: Six part fitness programme - Part 2

7:00am Thu 26th Jun 08:: written by Kelly Rawlings

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Last week fitness instructor Adam Atkinson showed you how to perfect the Squat in the first session of our video exercise guide.

This week in part two of our six-week fitness guide it is the Bent Over Row.

The Advertiser website has teamed up with fitness instructor Adam Atkinson from Diets Don’t Work to come up with a six part training programme to help you strive for the bikini bod you have always wanted.
Each week Adam will take you through a step by step guide to an exercise and after six weeks you will have a basic resistance training programme to follow.
PART 1 - If you missed Part 1 last week, click here.

*Remember, if you are in any doubt about changing your exercise or activity levels then consult your GP first.

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