Can you share with me your workout routine?
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3LittleMonkeys
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What is your cardio, strength training routine? I am having a hard time grasping which muscles to work on which days and what exercises etc.
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if you message me your e-mail I can send you a detailed strength training plan for beginners complete with pictures and everything
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This is mine weekdays @ 4:30 am, weekends @ 8 am):
Monday, Friday*: p90x strength training at the gym.
Tuesday, Thursday: Easy run outside
Wednesday: Spinning at the gym
Saturday: Tempo Run, Golf
Sunday: Long Run, Yoga
*Optional rest day
The p90x lifting routines group legs/back, arms, chest/back, etc and I just cycle through those making sure the legs/back isn't near my long run (i.e. I'll do this every other Monday)0 -
if you message me your e-mail I can send you a detailed strength training plan for beginners complete with pictures and everything
I hope you don't mind if I jump onto that?
I've always been so confused at the gym on what to do also.0 -
I try to keep a health mix of strength training as well as cardio (imperative to losing weight & toning muscles!)
A week for me looks like this:
Monday: Run 2 Miles, Boxing Class
Tuesday: 4 mile run
Wednesday: Kettlebell Class, 3 mile run
Thursday: Boxing Class, 3 mile run
Friday: Full body strength training, Boxing, 2 mile run
Saturday: Kettlebells, 3 mile run, Boxing (with a focus on strength)
Sunday: 5 mile run.0 -
I do a kettlebell bootcamp on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights. It's an hour class that includes heavy strength training, abdominal exercises, and is a serious aerobic workout. If I can, I try and get a few miles (mainly Leslie Sansone videos until we get rid of some snow) on Friday and Saturday nights to get a little light cardio in.. I try/NEED to do some foam rolling every day.
If you want something a little more specific, try this: Monday-Strength training with arms and core, light cardio. Tuesday-Strength training with lower body (squats, lunges, leg lifts...) and core, light cardio. Wednesday - again with arms and core. Thursday - repeat lower body and core. Friday - heavy cardio and core. Saturday - light full body strength (planks, side planks, bodyweight only work). Take Sunday off, or just do some yoga to loosen up.0 -
Me 3!!if you message me your e-mail I can send you a detailed strength training plan for beginners complete with pictures and everything
I hope you don't mind if I jump onto that?
I've always been so confused at the gym on what to do also.0 -
Try to do a mixture and I love the Les Mills classes...
Monday evening - Body Pump (weights/strength) and Body balance
Tues evening - Body Combat (cardio)
Wednesday - mgith do pump but my tennis elbow is playing up, so might spin instead
Thursday evening - Scottish dancing
Friday morning - 7 am pump class (!)
Friday evening - Scottish dancing
Weekend - long walks with the dog.
If I can squeeze in a zumba class I'll do that too.0 -
If you would define your goals it would be easier for the more experienced members to give advise on which routine would be more appropriate for you.0
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i go to the gym 5 days per week and go to a local lane swim once per week. here's my schedule, which i'm finding pretty good:
MONDAY: ABS
medicine ball:
- crunches (3X30)
- obliques(2X20)
- knee tucks(3X10)
TUESDAY: LOWER BODY
- walking lunges(15 each leg)
- medicine ball squats (3X15 with feet pointed straight, 3X15 with feet pointed outwards)
WEDNESDAY: ABS/CORE
- bicycle crunches (3X20)
- leg lifts(3X20)
- scissor kicks(3X20)
THURSDAY: ARMS
- machines (lat pull, triceps, flys - 3X15 of each)
- 3-way shoulders (with 5 lb. weights - lift arms straight out from sides then in front you you in a "v", then out from sides with elbows bent 90 degrees - 3X8)
FRIDAY: LANE SWIM
SUNDAY:
- planks (centre/up downs, sides/arm raises)
For cardio, i love running, so each day I go to the gym, I hop on the treadmill for a 35 min run and then I'll go on either the stepper or the elliptical for 20 mins after that. On sundays, I just run. Also, I've made up my own names for some of this stuff so I remember what it is, so I appologize if it doesn't make perfect sense!
I go on shape.com for most of my workout and recipe ideas, great magazine!0 -
if you message me your e-mail I can send you a detailed strength training plan for beginners complete with pictures and everything
Done! Thank you!0 -
If you have an iPhone check out NikeTraingClub (NTC) app, it's free and so easy to use. There's different categories such as "Get Lean. . Toned. . strong. . focused" and all goals are broken down into beginner, intermediate or advanced. Each section has numerous routines or you can choose "Focused" and pick which muscle group you want to work. And it lets you set it to your own music.0
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If you would define your goals it would be easier for the more experienced members to give advise on which routine would be more appropriate for you.
I am 45 years old. I am down 71 pounds since March 2010. I have had 3 c-sections fairly close to together (my kids are 7,5 and almost 3). I have a lot of fat around my mid section.
I am looking for fat loss and muscle definition. Think Tosca Reno (If only I had a body like that at age 51! Ha!) As I have gotten older I have felt my strength getting worse.
The other thing is flex-ability. My flex-ability is not that great.
My husband thinks I have gone off the deep end. But I am NOT kidding. I want a fantastically fit body!0 -
If you have an iPhone check out NikeTraingClub (NTC) app, it's free and so easy to use. There's different categories such as "Get Lean. . Toned. . strong. . focused" and all goals are broken down into beginner, intermediate or advanced. Each section has numerous routines or you can choose "Focused" and pick which muscle group you want to work. And it lets you set it to your own music.
I don't, but we are looking at them. We are in the process of changing our cell phone planes. That is one of the reasons I want an iPone. To download and track my workouts.0 -
i go to the gym 5 days per week and go to a local lane swim once per week. here's my schedule, which i'm finding pretty good:
MONDAY: ABS
medicine ball:
- crunches (3X30)
- obliques(2X20)
- knee tucks(3X10)
TUESDAY: LOWER BODY
- walking lunges(15 each leg)
- medicine ball squats (3X15 with feet pointed straight, 3X15 with feet pointed outwards)
WEDNESDAY: ABS/CORE
- bicycle crunches (3X20)
- leg lifts(3X20)
- scissor kicks(3X20)
THURSDAY: ARMS
- machines (lat pull, triceps, flys - 3X15 of each)
- 3-way shoulders (with 5 lb. weights - lift arms straight out from sides then in front you you in a "v", then out from sides with elbows bent 90 degrees - 3X8)
FRIDAY: LANE SWIM
SUNDAY:
- planks (centre/up downs, sides/arm raises)
For cardio, i love running, so each day I go to the gym, I hop on the treadmill for a 35 min run and then I'll go on either the stepper or the elliptical for 20 mins after that. On sundays, I just run. Also, I've made up my own names for some of this stuff so I remember what it is, so I appologize if it doesn't make perfect sense!
I go on shape.com for most of my workout and recipe ideas, great magazine!
Excellent!0
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