The World's Smartest Workout

E=mc²

You might remember this from your old high school math class.

It was Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity.

Despite Einstein's well known brilliance, what amazes me even more was he was also a busy dad of 3 kids.

Einstein was known for challenging the status quo and I think if he was alive today he would tell us busy dads who continue to waste time on long boring workouts that leave us even more exhausted to smarten up and fly right!
So let's do the math...

A typical workout may look like this.

Pushups, 3 sets of 12-15 reps, rest 60 secsr
Deadlifts, 3 sets of 6-8 reps, rest 60 secsr
Bicep Curls, 3 sets of 8-10 reps, rest 60 secsr
Shoulder Press, 3 sets of 8-10 reps, rest 60 secs

With each set taking almost a minute to complete and resting a minute in between sets this workout would take you about 30 minutes on paper.

But in reality, this workout would take even longer as you would have to move around the gym setting up each exercise and changing weights, not to mention actually getting to the gym.

Even a 40 minute workout is not bad compared to most endurance type workouts found in the muscle mags on your local newsstand.

What if I could show you how to get this same great workout using all the same exercises in half the time and without all the equipment?

Would you be interested? If your a busy dad, you should be.

Enter the Dad Fitness Theory of Efficiency, which is E=Dad Fit

Where E is Efficiency, Dad is well... you!, and Fit is what you will become using this workout strategy.

So it's time we pulled a General Motors with our workouts by getting rid of the excess junk and focusing on what works...no offense Satu
owners.

Plus all you need is a simple set of dumbbells!

*Warmup with 10 reps of bodyweight burpees.

Dumbbell Pushup, no rest, go directly tor
Dumbbell Deadlift, no rest, go directly tor
Dumbell Bicep Curl, no rest, go directly tor
Dumbbell Shoulder Press, rest 60 secs

Complete this circuit 8-10 times before resting, and repeat the circuit 3 times.

Total workout time is about 15 minutes. How's that for efficiency?

So lets get smart with our time and put the "work" back into our workouts so we can spend less time with the dumbbells and more time being a dad...