Work Out Ideas.. Time crunch
ShiraDarling
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If you had 45 minutes to work out, what would you do?
You have access to a treadmill, dumbbells, and bench.
Your goal is to lose fat and lean out.
GO!
*Edited to take out part about gaining muscle. I realize you can not gain muscle mass when in a calorie deficit.
You have access to a treadmill, dumbbells, and bench.
Your goal is to lose fat and lean out.
GO!
*Edited to take out part about gaining muscle. I realize you can not gain muscle mass when in a calorie deficit.
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run on the treadmill for 20-25 minutes, and then do some lifting for the remainder of the time. By the way - you can't gain muscle and burn fat at the same time. Burn the fat first in a calorie deficit, then when you are at goal weight, start eating at a surplus and increase to heavy weights to build muscle.0
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I'd probably do a squat session and one accessory.
if I regularly didn't have much time- I'd do HIIT type workouts- only 15 min.0 -
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Heavy dumbbell work, maybe some HIIT. Then in the other 23 1/4 hours in the day, I'd make sure my diet was spot on.0
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ShiraDarling wrote: »If you had 45 minutes to work out, what would you do?
You have access to a treadmill, dumbbells, and bench.
Your goal is to lose fat and lean out.
GO!
*Edited to take out part about gaining muscle. I realize you can not gain muscle mass when in a calorie deficit.
Yes you can gain muscle mass while in a calorie deficit! As long as your in a deficit, you'll want to exercise to build muscle, not lose it.0 -
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fabulousmomma wrote: »ShiraDarling wrote: »If you had 45 minutes to work out, what would you do?
You have access to a treadmill, dumbbells, and bench.
Your goal is to lose fat and lean out.
GO!
*Edited to take out part about gaining muscle. I realize you can not gain muscle mass when in a calorie deficit.
Yes you can gain muscle mass while in a calorie deficit! As long as your in a deficit, you'll want to exercise to build muscle, not lose it.
It doesn't matter which way I word it- someone will feel the need to "correct" me.. gain muscle or not. So that's why it was taken out.
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ShiraDarling wrote: »fabulousmomma wrote: »ShiraDarling wrote: »If you had 45 minutes to work out, what would you do?
You have access to a treadmill, dumbbells, and bench.
Your goal is to lose fat and lean out.
GO!
*Edited to take out part about gaining muscle. I realize you can not gain muscle mass when in a calorie deficit.
Yes you can gain muscle mass while in a calorie deficit! As long as your in a deficit, you'll want to exercise to build muscle, not lose it.
It doesn't matter which way I word it- someone will feel the need to "correct" me.. gain muscle or not. So that's why it was taken out.
Yep, you're fine, you know what you're asking and why... just let the thread keep going.0 -
Workout A:
Dumbbell Snatch (3x8 moderate weight or 3x5 heavy...each side)
Dumbbell Push-press (3x8 moderate weight or 3x5 heavy)
Single Leg RDL (3x8 moderate weight or 3x5 heavy...each side)
Short Jog afterwards if you have time...or foam roll, stretch, whatever...I also like to do a bit of core work after my primary work if I have time
Workout B:
Dumbbell Lunges (3x8 moderate weight or 3x5 heavy)
Dumbbell Bench Press (3x8 moderate weight or 3x5 heavy)
Dumbbell Rows (3x8 moderate weight of 3x5 heavy...each side)
Short jog affterwards if you have time...or foam roll, stretch, whatever...I like to do a bit of core work after my primary work if I have time.
Week 1:
Monday: Workout A
Tuesday: 45 minute run
Wednesday: Workout B
Thursday: 45 Minute run
Friday: Workout A
Saturday: Cross-train
Sunday: Rest
Week 2:
Monday: Workout B
Tuesday: 45 minute run
Wednesday: Workout A
Thursday: 45 minute run
Friday: Workout B
Saturday: Cross-train
Sunday: Rest
Rinse and repeat with progressive overload. Eventually you will probably need more than dumbbells
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cwolfman13 wrote: »Workout A:
Dumbbell Snatch (3x8 moderate weight or 3x5 heavy...each side)
Dumbbell Push-press (3x8 moderate weight or 3x5 heavy)
Single Leg RDL (3x8 moderate weight or 3x5 heavy...each side)
What does RDL stand for?
And thank you for the detailed answer, I will be sure to try some of your suggestions
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Romanian dead lift0
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