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Summary
3 Workouts / 22 Exercises
0% Cardio / 100% Strength Training
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Workout Program Description
This program was designed by my personal trainer and me. (nearly having a trainer license myself already)
Because I think it is a quite good I decided to put it up here.
Perform the Workouts with 1 day of Cardio/Abs inbetween them. I like the Killer Abs workout here http://dailyburn.com/workout_programs/88-Killer-Abs
This program was designed by my personal trainer and me. (nearly having a trainer license myself already)
Because I think it is a quite good I decided to put it up here.
Perform the Workouts with 1 day of Cardio/Abs inbetween them. I like the Killer Abs workout here http://dailyburn.com/workout_programs/88-Killer-Abs
Monday:
Chest and Biceps
Tuesday:
Treadmill, Biking
Killer Abs 1/2
Wednesday:
Back and Triceps
Thursday:
Biking, Rowing
Rest
Friday:
Shoulders and Legs
Saturday:
Cross-Trainer, Treadmill
Killer Abs 2/2
Sunday:
Total rest!
You can change the cardio excercises, but I believe it is good to do as many different cardio excercises as possible. I left out the Ab excercises on thursday, don't overdo it, rest after the cardio excercises on thursday.
Bench Press - Barbell, Inclined Set the incline bench at about a 45 degree angle. Sit on the bench with your feet flat on the floor a little more than shoulder width apart. Position your back firmly against the bench. Using a grip s...Set the incline bench at about a 45 degree angle. Sit on the bench with your feet flat on the floor a little more than shoulder width apart. Position your back firmly against the bench. Using a grip slightly wider than shoulder width, hold the bar over your upper chest with your arms straight. Slowly lower the bar and make slight contact with your upper chest area. Drive the weight straight up over your chest until your elbows are locked, or close to it. Exercise description by Bodybuilding.com (less)
Cable Crossover Hold the stirrup cable attachments that are attached to a high pulley. Stand about one foot in front of the weight stacks with a handle in both hands. Lean slightly forward and put one foot in front o...Hold the stirrup cable attachments that are attached to a high pulley. Stand about one foot in front of the weight stacks with a handle in both hands. Lean slightly forward and put one foot in front of the other (for balance). Your front knee should be slightly bent. Bring your hands around and in front of your body in a hugging motion with your elbows slightly bent. You should be pulling down at a slight angle. Focus on using just your chest muscles. When your hands meet directly in front of your midsection, squeeze the muscles and then slowly return to the starting position. Your elbows should stay in the same slightly bent position the whole time. Do not walk out too far in front of the pulley system or bend over too much! Exercise image and description by Bodybuilding.com (less)
Bench Press - Dumbbell, Flat Sit on the edge of a flat bench with dumbbells on your knees. In one smooth motion, roll onto your back while bringing the dumbbells up to a position slightly outside and above your shoulders. Your pa...Sit on the edge of a flat bench with dumbbells on your knees. In one smooth motion, roll onto your back while bringing the dumbbells up to a position slightly outside and above your shoulders. Your palm should face forwards. Bend your elbows at a 90 degree angle so that your upper arms are parallel to the ground. Press the weights up over your chest in a triangular motion until they meet above the centerline of your body. As you lift, concentrate on keeping the weights balanced and under control. Then, follow the same path downward until your arms are slightly below parallel to the floor. Exercise description by Bodybuilding.com (less)
EZ-Bar Curl Just like a normal barbell curl, but with an EZ Curl bar. Position your hands so they are on the curve that causes your palms to face inwards. Exercise description by Bodybuilding.comJust like a normal barbell curl, but with an EZ Curl bar. Position your hands so they are on the curve that causes your palms to face inwards. Exercise description by Bodybuilding.com (less)
Hammer Curl - Standing With a dumbbell in each hand, stand with your arms hanging at your sides, palms facing each other. Keep your elbows locked into your sides. Your upper body and elbows should remain in the same place d...With a dumbbell in each hand, stand with your arms hanging at your sides, palms facing each other. Keep your elbows locked into your sides. Your upper body and elbows should remain in the same place during the whole lift. Keeping your palms facing each other, curl the weight in your right hand up in a semi-circle toward your right shoulder. Squeeze the biceps hard at the top of the lift and then slowly lower. Do not turn your wrists during this lift! You can also do one arm at a time and/or alternate. Exercise description by Bodybuilding.com (less)
Preacher Curl Using a preacher curl bench and an EZ curl bar, make sure the seat is adjusted to the right height. When you sit, the seat should not be so low that the shoulders are elevated nor so high that you're ...Using a preacher curl bench and an EZ curl bar, make sure the seat is adjusted to the right height. When you sit, the seat should not be so low that the shoulders are elevated nor so high that you're hunched over the pad. Grasp the bar using a shoulder width grip. Curl the bar upward in an arc. As you begin, be careful not to swing or rock to get it moving. The goal is to make the exercise hard on the biceps. Curl the bar towards your chin, but keep in mind that the resistance is greater at the beginning of the rep. Go down SLOWLY and work the muscle on the way down as well. Can also be done with two dumbbells or one arm at a time. Exercise image and description by Bodybuilding.com (less)
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