Girls and women want to have a slim and fit fig­ure, and that is why they go to the gym. While striv­ing for a com­mon goal in the form of a toned body, each of them pur­sues its own: some­one wants to reduce their over­all body weight, some­one, on the con­trary, slight­ly increase their mus­cles in vol­ume, and some just want to main­tain a fig­ure and over­all health through reg­u­lar per­for­mance of effec­tive exer­cis­es.

Depend­ing on what a healthy lifestyle fan wants to achieve, appro­pri­ate exer­cis­es are select­ed and a train­ing pro­gram is drawn up that takes into account the indi­vid­ual char­ac­ter­is­tics of the body and the lev­el of phys­i­cal devel­op­ment.

Three-day split for weight loss

Three-day split for weight loss

Effec­tive weight loss is achieved through intense exer­cise with low weights and a large num­ber of rep­e­ti­tions. Before the start of such train­ing, there must be a prepara­to­ry peri­od, dur­ing which the tech­nique of per­form­ing exer­cis­es is worked out, and the mus­cles are strength­ened for fur­ther more pro­duc­tive and inten­sive work. Depend­ing on the lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, this peri­od can last from sev­er­al weeks to a month, and then more thor­ough work on the body starts in order to lose weight. The opti­mal fre­quen­cy of train­ing for weight loss is three times a week, but in addi­tion to reg­u­lar phys­i­cal activ­i­ty, it is also very impor­tant to fol­low a prop­er diet.

To get rid of excess body fat, per­form the exer­cis­es from the fol­low­ing three-day split:

Mon­day:

  • work on any car­dio machine for half an hour;
  • push-ups from a low sup­port;
  • wiring dumb­bells to the sides, lying on an inclined bench;
  • back mus­cle train­ing in a crossover;
  • bicep curls;
  • seat­ed dumb­bell press;
  • any three exer­cis­es for pump­ing the abdom­i­nal mus­cles.

Wednes­day:

  • half an hour work on a car­dio machine;
  • any kind of squat with weights, or leg press in the sim­u­la­tor;
  • train­ing quadri­ceps in the sim­u­la­tor while sit­ting;
  • work­ing out the biceps of the thighs in the lying sim­u­la­tor;
  • breed­ing legs in the sim­u­la­tor;
  • breed­ing dumb­bells to the sides, stand­ing in an incli­na­tion;
  • light car­dio as a cool down.

Fri­day:

  • half an hour car­dio train­ing;
  • any basic trac­tion exer­cise for the back and legs (Roman­ian, dead);
  • hyper­ex­ten­sion exer­cise;
  • pull of the upper block behind the head;
  • breed­ing dumb­bells lying down;
  • curl­ing arms for biceps;
  • press train­ing.

All of these exer­cis­es should be done at a fast pace, in 3 sets of 20 rep­e­ti­tions, tak­ing a one-minute rest between sets. Weight loss will be more effec­tive if you train in a cir­cle. To do this, you need to choose three exer­cis­es and do them all in a row in the amount of 20 times with­out a break, then rest for one minute and per­form the same set again, doing only 4–5 such cir­cles.

Mass gain exercise program

Mass gain exercise program

To increase the mus­cles in vol­ume and gain relief, you should choose a greater weight of weights and do exer­cis­es in 3 sets of 12 rep­e­ti­tions each, while the pace of move­ment should be small. You can con­duct mass train­ing using the fol­low­ing pro­gram:

Mon­day:

  • light car­dio for 15 min­utes;
  • bench press, lying on a hor­i­zon­tal bench;
  • breed­ing dumb­bells, lying on an inclined bench;
  • study of the pec­toral mus­cles in the crossover;
  • tri­ceps exten­sion in the block;
  • low­er­ing the dumb­bell behind the head;
  • straight and oblique twists on the press bench;
  • stretch­ing exer­cis­es.

Wednes­day:

  • car­dio load for 15 min­utes;
  • leg press sit­ting in the sim­u­la­tor;
  • quadri­ceps train­ing in the sim­u­la­tor;
  • train­ing biceps of the thighs in the sim­u­la­tor;
  • breed­ing legs in the sim­u­la­tor;
  • wiring dumb­bells to the sides, stand­ing in an incli­na­tion;
  • light car­dio.

Fri­day:

  • car­dio load for 10 min­utes;
  • hyper­ex­ten­sion exer­cise;
  • tilts with a bar­bell (exer­cise “good morn­ing”);
  • ver­ti­cal thrust;
  • breed­ing dumb­bells to the sides while stand­ing;
  • curl­ing arms for biceps;
  • work­ing out the low­er press in the hang on the hor­i­zon­tal bar.

Nutrition advice for girls

Nutri­tion is an impor­tant fac­tor in suc­cess­ful train­ing. Any girl involved in the gym should mon­i­tor the qual­i­ty of her diet and the pro­por­tion­al ratio of pro­teins, fats and car­bo­hy­drates in it. It varies depend­ing on the pur­pose of the les­son:

  • to build mus­cle, about half of the diet should be car­bo­hy­drates, a third — pro­teins, and the remain­ing 20% ​​— fats;
  • for effec­tive weight loss, pro­teins (45%) should come first in the diet, there should be a min­i­mum of car­bo­hy­drates (10%), and slight­ly more than a third of fats (35%);
  • if the weight and fig­ure suits you, and you vis­it the gym to main­tain your appear­ance and health, then con­sume pro­teins, fats and car­bo­hy­drates in approx­i­mate­ly the same amount.

Sports nutri­tion should also be an inte­gral part of the diet, since dur­ing the train­ing peri­od it is quite dif­fi­cult to pro­vide the body with the nec­es­sary nutri­ents with the help of food alone.

General training rules for girls

Girls who want to put their fig­ure in order and find slen­der forms should fol­low these gen­er­al rec­om­men­da­tions:

  1. In the pres­ence of a large amount of excess weight, it is not rec­om­mend­ed to engage in weights, and it is com­plete­ly for­bid­den to work on car­dio machines. There­fore, you should ini­tial­ly reduce the total body weight by adjust­ing the diet, and then pro­ceed to intense train­ing.
  2. Before class­es, be sure to do a lit­tle warm-up, which can include car­dio and the most sim­ple exer­cis­es.
  3. To facil­i­tate the process of train­ing, track your progress and plan future ses­sions, keep a train­ing diary.
  4. The very first ses­sions should be very light, and the min­i­mum weight should be used. Then, dur­ing the first month, very slow­ly increase the work­ing weight, assess­ing your phys­i­cal capa­bil­i­ties.
  5. For a greater effect from train­ing, it is rec­om­mend­ed to com­plete­ly change the fit­ness pro­gram about once a month, or replace at least 50% of all the exer­cis­es includ­ed in it.
  6. Try not to eat at least 1.5 hours before train­ing and not eat for the same amount of time after it.

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