May Workout
Warm-up: 5-10 min
- Stretch hamstrings, quads, glutes, calves, pects, lats and lower back and neck muscles
- Hold stretch for 2x20 sec each stretch (30 sec if your muscles can tolerate the stretch)
- 5 – 10 minute warm-up. Take your pick (The idea is to get warm and to break a sweat)
- 30 sec Jumping Jacks / 30 sec Jump Rope / 30 sec Prisoner Squats
Endurance Training (sets x reps) Perform the highest weight possible that you can do 12-16 reps with.
Alternate your upper body days from your lower body days.
Rest 30-45 seconds in between sets
· Upper Body (Substitute the machine with either a cable unit, bench, ball or simple tandem standing to increase the level of difficulty)
o Upward Row (2x16) Use the cable machine for this one
o Standing Double Cable Bicep Curl (2x16)
o Skull Crushers on Stability ball (2x16)
o Tandem Cable Chest Press (2x16)
o Kneeling Lat Pull down (2x16)
o Kettlebell Press (2x16)
· Lower Body
o Leg Kickbacks (2x16)
o Glute Bridges (2x16) (increase difficulty by performing on a ball or by placing weights on or near the hips)
o Double Knee Tucks (2x16)
o Squat Press (2x16)
o Calve Raise with Cable (2x16) (Do seated w / weights on the knees to target the Soleus)
o Hip Adduction w / Cable (2x16 each leg)
Cool Down
· Walk 3 laps or jog 6 laps
· Stretch hamstrings, quads, glutes, hip adductors, hip external rotators, calves, pects, lats and lower back
o Hold stretch for 2x20 sec each stretch
Core + Cardio 2-3xweek (no resistance training on these days)
· Do regular warm up
· Perform 30-40 min (or as much as tolerable) of cardio (Elliptical, stationary bike or other)
o Core
§ Medicine Ball Twists (2x15-20)
§ Leg Climbers (2x15-20 each side)
§ Bicycles (2x15-20)
· Do regular cool down
Weight loss tip: Jump rope for 30 – 60 sec in between weight sets to increase your metabolic rate.
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