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Alicia Weber Trainee Ab Curl Up Progressions

By: Weber Way to Wellness Reporter

The Ab Curl Up is a famous test among trainees of Alicia Weber. The exercise tests abdominal strength and endurance and unlike the sit-up and other ab exercises, it is safe on the back. Even those with different conditions can normally perform the exercise well. Weber has set up many physical fitness challenges throughout the years and this has always ranked as the # 1 favorite.

Weber exclaimed, “Once my trainees hear about this ‘client record’ they all want it! The first woman who set it in 2007 had many challengers, but no one broke it until Dennis K. came along and then trainees started re-setting it left and right.”

There has been a story with each person who set this record. Each person had different motivations in wanting to break this record.

Here is the ‘client record’ for the Ab Curl Up Progression in the 1 – minute test for most correct reps:

2014 Bonnie Jean 106 reps
(This was her retirement record after working 32 years!)

2013 Lisa 105 reps
(She set this after only 6-weeks of fitness training!)

2012 Ron the Retiree 85 reps

2012 Bonnie Jean 83 Reps
(She set the World Record for women over age 60 in the most consecutive knee tucks this year!)

2011 Ron the Retiree 80 reps

2011 Bonnie Jean 79 reps

2011 Ron the Retiree 77 reps

2011 Bonnie Jean 73 reps

2011 Ron the Retiree 71 reps
(Retired Cop still pushing his limits!)

2011 Dennis K. 69 reps
(Alicia’s first trainee to break this record in 4 years! Record set in front of a crowd at The 13 Week Fitness Makeover!)

2007 Retired Female Cop 68 reps
(She is the only person male or female to complete Alicia’s hardest 5-areas of fitness challenge test and she had highest score!)

The ab curl up keeps the lower back on the ground at all times with the arms and hands held straight out. 2 pieces of tape are set on the ground. One where arms and hands are stretched out. Then, a second piece of tape is placed where the maximum reach is achieved, while keeping arms straight and low back on the ground.

Form for Ab Curl Test

Start and Finish Position for Ab Curl Up Test

Must reach 2nd piece of tape and return to start position for a rep.

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Alicia Weber Reaches 350th Strength and Endurance World Record on October 1, 2013

By: Weber Way to Wellness Reporter

CLERMONT, FL—Weber continues to put physical fitness on the map in Lake County with her world records, wins, champion trainees, and she is now a sports news reporter for a top media source.

Alicia Weber reached her 350th world record in endurance fashion as she re-set the consecutive knee tuck world record for the eighth time! The record category began in 2011 by a male athlete. Males and females compete for overall records at Recordsetter where Alicia took over the record title in 2012 and is the current world record holder with her 668 consecutive knee tucks set on October 1, 2013.

Weber’s Knee Tuck World Record was selected as Top 5 World Records of the Week at Recordsetter and she was featured in the Recordsetter Newsletter.

Weber is all about overall physical fitness and recently re-set for the sixth time the consecutive perfect pull up world record (54). Weber set 4 maximum strength world records in under 50 minutes back on September 5, 2013 in this event order: 1. Most consecutive inverted rows (63) 2. Most consecutive chin up grip inverted rows (56) 3. Most consecutive double bar flexed hang knee tucks (139) 4. Most Stretch Out Pushups in one minute (44)

Weber is recognized as the “World’s Most Prolific Female Recordsetter” and she was one of 10 selected to be in the Most Extraordinary People of Lake County, October Issue of Lake-Sumter Style Magazine. Weber is the 7th person down in Extraordinary People List.

Talking Abs and Muscle Recovery with Ab Exercise World Record Holder – Alicia Weber

By: Weber Way to Wellness Reporter

Sit Up World Record Holder, Alicia Weber had previously talked abs when she discussed the muscles used to perform a situp and explained the exercise. Today, Alicia will talk about her latest ab exercise world record and her muscle recovery.

Alicia was challenged by a fan to set the longest 6-12 inch straight leg hold and she did just that when she set the RecordSetter World Record for the longest 6-12 inch straight leg hold on August 1, 2012. Alicia even surpassed what she ever thought she would do, when she set the world record for a mind boggling 31 minutes and 36 seconds. I asked Alicia how she did it and Alicia answered, “Blocking out the pain and preparing before the event with massage therapy. It becomes more of a mind game after awhile.”

I then asked Alicia how she physically prepared for the event and what she expected she would do and Alicia answered, “I have been setting and re-setting knee tuck and 5 and 30 minute duration situp records since April 2012, so come August my abs are in pretty top form right now and I just became first human to break 1,000 reps of situps in 30 minutes using proper form (where hands aren’t allowed to help and are placed only on side of head above ears) when I did 1,023 reps in 30 minutes for a RecordSetter World Record on July 17, 2012. Due to my record setting for rep based ab records, I knew I could do well for the isometric ab record, but I thought I could only see myself doing 20 minutes maybe 25 at top. I definitely got a second wind of endurance to exceed 30 minutes and I believe it is because of my massage therapy!”

Alicia Weber said, “Massage therapy and muscle training go hand in hand. In order to be a long-term elite athlete, I have regular massage therapy to keep the muscles limber and nutrient rich and free of stiffness and immobility where metabolites and lactic acid feast!”

Alicia is also a licensed massage therapist and degreed and certified fitness trainer and Alicia can certainly see the benefits her own trainees gain when they combine regular fitness training with regular massage therapy including Cherie Oney – the oldest person to run with her dog and compete in AKC Dog Shows, as well as, Multiple Running World Record Holder for women over 70 – Roxann Steinke.

Alicia can be reached for health and fitness questions at Awinningway@gmail.com

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Muscle Woman Becomes Fastest Person to Set 50 Exercise World Records

By: Weber Way to Wellness Reporter

Fitness Professional, Alicia Weber, decided to test her energy levels by not only setting world records covering upper body, lower body, and core exercises – BUT setting them the fastest!

From April 24 – June 24, 2012, Alicia set 50 exercise world records in 62 days for an Official RecordSetter World Record.

Alicia said, “I only had 2 days off of work in 62 days as a fitness trainer and I carried the momentum to set these records relentlessly and I am very happy to see what my energy levels are capable of doing.”

I asked Alicia’s Fitness Associate to describe Alicia and she said, “The first thing I think of are her high energy levels that stand out. She is a powerhouse that keeps going. Alicia puts the same all out effort in helping all her fitness trainees. Alicia is a very dedicated and competent trainer that has received great reviews!”

In the process of Alicia setting 50 exercise records the fastest, she also set the RecordSetter World Record for the Most Exercise Records Set, Running Races Won, and Record of the Day Awards Earned in ONE Month in May 2012.

In comparing apples to oranges, Alicia set 50 exercise world records in 62 days covering upper body, lower body, and core exercises at RecordSetter and the best male (also a fitness trainer) set 51 exercise world records covering upper and lower body in 151 days with Record Holder’s Republic. It would make sense that fitness trainers would hold these speed records for setting exercise records.

Alicia said, “I train all ability levels and people with all sorts of fitness goals. So setting these exercise records makes me more able to guide them as the more I achieve, the more I am able to help others achieve through my experiences in achieving all around physical fitness.”

Here is Alicia’s Official RecordSetter World Record video showing all 50 Exercise World Records set in 62 days

Below is the list of Alicia’s 50 Exercise Records set in 62 days and categorized based on the primary muscle groups used in each exercise. *NOTICE: Some exercise fit 2 or 3 categories if they are multi-dimensional exercises working several muscle groups equally. Stars (*) are by exercise records where Alicia re-set them also in this time frame. A full list of Alicia’s Official RecordSetter World Records can be found HERE.

UPPER BODY EXERCISE WORLD RECORDS (30 WRs set in this time frame, date and record description below)
Set May 27 * Re-Set June 24 Most Half Rep Towel Pull-Ups
Set May 27 * Re-Set June 22 Most Full Rep Towel Pull-ups
June 20 Longest One-Armed Chinese Pushup Static Hold
June 19 Most Egg-On-Spoon in Mouth L Pull-Ups in One Minute
June 19 Longest One-Armed Dead Hang Using Towel Grip
June 18 Fastest Time to Complete 100 Consecutive Tricep Pushups – 100m Freestyle Medley
June 17 Most Full Rep Towel L Pull-Ups
Set May 19 * Re-Set June 16 Fastest Time to Complete 250 Consecutive Reptile-Pushups
Set May 27 * Re-Set June 9 Most Pushup/Pullup Combos in One Minute
May 27 Most Consecutive Flying Superman Pushups
May 25 Fastest Time to Complete 500 Chinups and 500 Pushups
May 24 Most L-Position Ring Dips in One Minute with 5lbs Ankle Weights on Both Ankles (Arm exercise that also test hamstring flexibility)
Set April 25 * Re-Set May 24 Most Ring L-Position Dips in One Minute (Arm exercise that also test hamstring flexibility)
May 22 Longest Strict Form Cadence Spiderman Pushups
May 16 Most Reps in 3 minutes of Pull-ups and 3 minutes of Headstand Presses with no rest between exercises
May 15 Most Consecutive Flutter Presses with 40% of One’s Body Weight
May 17 Longest Cadence Presses with 40% of One’s Body Weight Holding Elevated Straight Legs
May 13 Most Consecutive Four Finger Egg-On-Spoon in Mouth Pull-ups in One Minute
May 13 Most Consecutive Egg-On-Spoon in Mouth Pull-Ups in One Minute
May 12 Longest Half-Way Chin L-Hold with Egg on Spoon in Mouth
May 8 Most Consecutive Ring Dips with 40% of One’s Bodyweight with egg on spoon in mouth
May 8 Most Consecutive Ring Dips in One Minute with 40% of One’s Body Weight Held Between Legs
May 6 Most Consecutive Bar Dips in 5 Minutes
May 3 Longest one-armed half-chin hold with Egg On Spoon in Mouth
May 3 Most Consecutive Dips in One Minute

LOWER BODY EXERCISE WORLD RECORDS (9 WRs set in this time frame, date and record description below)
June 24 Most 180 Degree Deep Squats and 2 Feet Jumps in 3 Minutes
Set June 13 * Re-Set June 22 Most one-armed Leaping Mtn. Climbers in 5 Minutes
Set June 14 * Re-Set June 22 Most Leaping Mtn. Climbers in 5 Minutes
May 26 Fastest Time to Bicycle Up Sugarloaf Mtn
May 26 Fastest Time to Run Up Sugarloaf Mtn
Set 25 * Re-Set May 16 Fastest 400-m Running Medley

CORE EXERCISE WORLD RECORDS (17 WRs set in this time frame, date and record description below)
June 24 Longest Cadence Back-Up Exercise
Set June 13 * Re-Set June 22 Most one-armed Leaping Mtn. Climbers in 5 Minutes
Set June 14 * Re-Set June 22 Most Leaping Mtn. Climbers in 5 Minutes
Set April 27 * Re-Set May 24 * Re-Set June 19 Most Consecutive Knee Tucks
Set May 22 * Re-Set June 19 Most Consecutive Knee Tucks with 5lbs Ankle Weights on Each Leg
June 20 Longest One-Armed Chinese Static Pushup
June 5 Most Situp-Flutter Crossover in 15 Minutes
June 5 Most Situps in 5 Minutes
May 17 Most Consecutive Flutter Presses with 40% of One’s Bodyweight
May 17 Longest Cadence Presses using 40% of One’s Bodyweight with Elevated Straight Leg Hold
May 3 Fastest Time to Complete 100 Consecutive Leg Lifts on Elevation
April 24 Most Situps in 30 Minutes

Click for Complete RecordSetter Results and Record Videos
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Alicia can be reached for fitness training at Awinningway@gmail.com

Muscle Woman Breaks 3 Men’s Fitness World Records on Aerobic Capacity Wellness Day

By:  Weber Way to Wellness Reporter

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CLERMONT, FL (Feb 21, 2012)—Alicia Weber set aside Feb 21 during National Heart Health Month for Aerobic Capacity Wellness Day where she attacked 3 men’s world records and the result:  3 New world records in Record Setter World Record Book.  The 3 records tested peak speed and they were all very different, but aerobic capacity wellness can be discussed with all of them.  Aerobic Capacity Wellness is a person’s peak capability for delivering oxygen to muscles and the amount of oxygen and speed of delivery determines how fast someone can exercise.  We will look at the element of aerobic capacity wellness in Alicia’s 3 new world records and compare peak speed and max heart rate achieved for these exercise world records.

First, testing peak speed, Alicia set the world record for Most Situps in One Minute.  Now, aerobic capacity refers to “with oxygen” and exercises with deep breathing and Alicia showed that not too much deep breathing was needed to set this world record as her heart rate only reached 120 bpm for the 55 situps in a minute.  Situps work smaller muscles and in particular back extensor muscle strength is mandatory more so than strong abs. If back extensor strength is weak, one can risk injury.  Hip flexors are invloved with situps as well as rectus abdominus m..  Due to smaller muscles working, even though peak speed was achieved, heart rate remains on the lower spectrum of aerobic capacity wellness.

World Record # 1 – Alicia 55 Situps a Minute

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgVEDq5ULfc

Second, Alicia set a world record for Most Consecutive One-Legged Jump Rope Jumps in 30 Seconds where Alicia once again reached peak speed with 85 one leg jumps.  Now, even though this exercise was only 30 seconds in length, Alicia’s heart rate reached 150 bpm.  One legged jump rope jumping is more aerobic, works larger muscles, requires coordination and balance, and therefore the heart rate will go UP.  This exercise is rated on the higher end of the aerobic capacity wellness spectrum.

World Record # 2 – Alicia 85 one-legged jumps jump rope 30 seconds

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aS8cuPpln4Q

Third, Alicia set the world record for the Most Consecutive Clapping Pushups with Feet Off the Ground as she completed 54 reps in 50 seconds.  In this exercise, Alicia once again reached peak speed with the highest heart rate achieved for the day for an exercise at 170 bpm.  This exercise is the most aerobic and is rated on the highest end of the spectrum for aerobic capacity wellness.  These plyometric pushups produce fast, rapid, and powerful movements that ignite the cardiovascular and nervous systems.  This exercise has the most going on and has the highest force of muscular contractions due to rapid loading and contractions of muscles from the plyometric nature.

World Record # 3 – Alicia 54 Plyometric Clapping Pushups

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biK_S5N9IpM

We can now see the different exercises at peak speed and their aerobic capacity elements, but one must remember the REAL test in aerobic capacity is holding peak speed for a LONG Duration. Having a maximum effort expended for a duration as long as you can go at peak capability and executing  multi-dimensional exercises (plyometrics, large and small muscles group aerobics, aerobic strength, and neuromuscular movements) is the REAL test for high-end aerobic capacity wellness.  This is why Alicia’s “400 Rep Aerobic Capacity Wellness Challenge” world record set on Feb 19, 2012, would be on the highest end of the aerobic capacity wellness spectrum as Alicia had a heart rate of 180 bpm and higher and held it for 23 minutes and 57 seconds.

Alicia’s World Record set on Feb 19, 2012 “400 Rep Aerobic Capacity Wellness Challenge” reaching 95% max heart rate!

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bA11xbU0b2U

***Dr. Kenneth Cooper, M.D. made the term “aerobics” famous with his ground breaking book Aerobics published in 1968 and his testing of aerobic capacity wellness.  Dr. Cooper invented the 12 minute run and 1.5 mile run tests for aerobic capacity and he has been a life long advocate on aerobics. Regular weekly aerobics has been proven to increase life span and reduce risk of disease.

“Go longer, harder, stronger, faster for the aerobics that get you the fittest!” – Alicia Weber