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Weight Training Workouts and RoutinesChoosing which weight training workouts or weight lifting routines are right for you depends on the kind of fitness goals you have in mind.
Below are some weight training workouts to fit a number of different weight lifting goals and schedules.
I know this says for beginners, but it could also be for someone who works a lot and only has 3 days to dedicate to lifting. Start on any day that suites your schedule. Day 1. Chest, Back, Abs Start each workout with a proper warm up and stretch. Pick 4-6 exercises for each muscle group (we have plenty of exercises to choose from on this site) and perform 2-3 sets doing 8-10 reps for bulk 12-15 for lean. Pick a weight that makes the last 3 very difficuly but still allows you to keep good form all the way through. The last day is to work on flexibilty. It is a good time to work on stretching all of your muscles for a better range of motion. Stretching is usually the one part of weight training the people neglect. To be well balanced you should always stretch. Day 1. Chest and Abs Again, pick 4-6 different exercises depending on how much time you have and perform 2-3 sets at 8-10 reps or 12-15 reps. Remember to give your body a proper rest of about 1 minute between sets on days you work only one muscle group. Day 1. Chest and Abs If you want to push yourself a little more, start your first set with a weight that allows you to do 10 reps, then a set that allows you to do 8 reps only, then pick a slightly heavier weight and go until failure. This will help you build muscle a little quicker as you are really using all of you muscle fibers to perform a rep. 6 Day Weight Lifting and Cardio Routine Day 1. Chest, Back, Abs Bascially, this is the beginner weight training workout with cardio in between. Cardio can be a mix of anything from running, martial arts, plyometrics, walking, or jumping rope. Anything that gets your heart pumping. You can even make this a 5 Day routine if that works better for you. Just knock out one of the days of Cardio. The same reps and sets apply. 4-6 exercises for 2-3 sets doing 8-10 reps or 12-15 reps. Related Articles Learn Proper Breathing for Weight Training
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