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Strength Training |
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Upper
Body and Lower
Body Weight Training |
- Weight train intensely, three times per
week on alternating days with aerobic exercise
three times per week. Make sure to hit your
"high points" during your workout.
- Alternate training days for the upper and
lower body muscle groups.
- Select one exercise for each muscle group
and conduct five sets, starting with a set
of 12 reps, then increasing the weight and
doing 10 reps, adding more weight and doing
8 reps, adding more weight for 6 reps. Then
reduce the weight, do 12 reps, and immediately
do another set of 12 reps with a different
exercise for that muscle group.
- For each muscle group, rest for one minute
between the first four sets. Then complete
the final two sets with no rest in between.
Wait two minutes before moving on to your
next muscle group. Complete this pattern for
each upper and lower body training event.
Example: Chest Exercises of the Workout
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Set |
Exercise
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lbs |
reps |
intensity |
rest |
1 |
Dumbbell Bench Press |
20 lbs |
12 reps |
5-6 |
1 min |
2 |
Dumbbell Bench Press |
25 lbs |
10 reps |
6-7 |
1 min |
3 |
Dumbbell Bench Press |
30 lbs |
8 reps |
7-8 |
1 min |
4 |
Dumbbell Bench Press |
35 lbs |
6 reps |
8-9 |
1 min |
5 |
Dumbbell Bench Press |
40 lbs |
12 reps |
9-10 |
0 min |
6 |
Dumbbell Flyes |
25 lbs |
12 reps |
9-10 |
2 min |
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- Always plan your training before hand.
- Record all your weightlifting exercise workouts
in a journal - indicating the exercise selected
and weight lifted.
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