Here's my new training programme:-
Day #1- Arms, Chest & Front/Side Delts
1. Standing barbell curl superset with close grip
barbell bench press
12
reps each x 3 sets
2. Incline dumbbell curl superset with overhead barbell
tricep extension
12
reps each x 3 sets
3. Seated concentration curl superset with dumbbell
kick back
12
reps each x 3 sets
4. Machine
pectoral flye
25
reps x 1 set 20 reps x 1 set
15 reps x 1 set
5. Flat/Incline
dumbbell bench press & flat/incline dumbbell flye
10
reps each x 3 sets
6. Pullovers
& pushups
12
reps & 10 reps x 3 sets
7. Superset
seated military press, barbell upright row and lateral raise
12 reps each x 3 sets
Day #2- Chest & Front/Side Delts
1. Machine
pectoral flye, full & pulse
15 reps each x 3 sets
2. Incline
dumbbell bench press & incline dumbbell flye
12 reps each x 4 sets
3. Flat
dumbbell bench press & flat dumbbell flye
12 reps each x 4 sets
4. Pullovers
& pushups
12
reps each x 3 sets
5. Superset
military shoulder press and upright row
12 reps each x 3
sets
6. Superset
drivers and reverse grip military shoulder press
12 reps each x 3 sets
7. Superset
standing lateral raise and front raise
10 reps each x 3 sets
Day
#3- Back & Side/Rear Delts
1. Assisted
pullups- wide grip and reverse grip
12 reps x 2 sets each
2. Seated
wide grip and reverse grip pulldown
15
reps x 2 sets each
3. Seated cable row superset with single arm
dumbbell row
10 reps each x 4 sets
4. Racked
deadlift and barbell row
10
reps each x 4 sets
5. Superset
barbell upright row and lateral raise
12 reps each x 3 sets
6. Superset
machine rear delt flye and bendover lateral raise
10 reps & 15 reps
x 4 sets
7. Single
arm rear delt extension
15
reps x 4 setsThis programme will not only work your target muscles but also raise your heart rate for cardio training as well. Look at it as a 2-in-1 programme (my fav as I'm always pressed for time).
I've omitted the weight as it differs for everyone. Basically just make sure you are comfortable with the weight that you lift and you are able to achieve the prescribed number of reps and sets. Increase the weight gradually over time when the initial weight gets easier.
Have fun!
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