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Stay Focused And Motivated With Daily Workout Schedules
Daily Workout Schedules
An organized workout or weight training schedule can help keep you focused and motivated while providing a certain level of accountability. See workouts below. If you have a game plan mapped out and ready to go, you will be much more likely to adhere to your daily workout schedules, making your fitness goals more attainable. After all, consistency gets results. First, decide how many days per week you will realistically devote to your weight training schedule. If you only have time for a 3 day workout routine, that's fine, but don't overestimate. It is important to feel the sense of accomplishment that comes with setting and achieving a goal which, in this case, is sticking to your daily workout schedules. If you have time for a 4 day weight lifting routine or even a 5 day workout schedule, all the better. Dividing your muscle groups into a split routine will provide ample training volume for each muscle group while allowing plenty of recovery time between the specific training days of your daily workout schedules. Use the free workout plans below to develop your individualized daily workout schedules. Swap out a different exercise for the same muscle group every 2-3 weeks. Trainer's Tip: Should your daily workout schedules include cardio and resistance training on the same day, lift weights first, then hit the cardio. You will need the majority of your glycogen stores for the more demanding of the two activities (weight training). Click here for 3 Day Workout Routines. Daily Workout Schedules
4 Day Workout Schedule
Monday: Chest/Shoulders Decline Bench Press 4 sets, 10-12 reps each.
Wednesday: Biceps/Triceps Overhead Dumbbell Extension 3 sets, 10-12 reps each. Thursday: Legs Leg Press 4 sets, 10-12 reps each.
Saturday: Back/Calves Lat Pull Down 4 sets, 12-15 reps each. Abs- 3 times per week after weight training, 2-3 exercises, 3-4 sets each.
5 Day Workout Schedule
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Monday: Chest Barbell Bench Press 4 sets, 10-12 reps each. Tuesday: Back Wide Grip Pull Up 4 sets, 12-15 reps each. Wednesday: Legs Hack Squat 4 sets, 10-12 reps each. Thursday: Shoulders Arnold Press 3 sets, 10-12 reps each. Friday: Biceps/Triceps Overhead Barbell Extension 3 sets, 10-12 reps each.
Abs-
3 times per week after weight training, 2-3 exercises, 3-4 sets each. |
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