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Advanced |
Regardless of your current fitness level you will always strive to obtain a pre-set intensity. |
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Strength Training |
The example below demonstrates the pre-set intensity goal. With each set, the intensity increases. |
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Example: Chest
Exercise Portion of the Strength 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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Cardio Training |
You will be performing Interval Training. During your training event you will begin with a comfortable pace, slowly increasing your intensity during each of the four peaking segments. |
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- Warm up the first 2 minutes at Intensity Level 5.
- Minutes 3-6, work your way from Intensity Level 6 to Level 9, maintain for one minute.
- Minutes 7-10 work your way from Intensity Level 6 to Level 9, maintain for one minute.
- Minutes 11-14 work your way from Intensity Level 6 to Level 9, maintain for one minute.
- Minutes 15-18 work your way from
Intensity Level 6 to Level 10, maintain for one minute.
- Cool down at Intensity Level 5 for the final 2 minutes.
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