Muscle and Strength Workout Routine

Muscle and Strength Workout Routine

Your muscle and strength workout routine requires hard work and excellent technique to build strength and muscle fast with no injuries.

Get ready to sweat and struggle- If your serious about muscle and strength gaining then get ready for some straining with heavy weights.No more than 5 reps- If you are doing more than 5 reps in each set than you are not using enough weight.

Allow 2 to 3 minutes between sets- Proper rest is a must when strength and muscle training. Over exercise will just slow down the process of your results.Level- Advanced (for serious weightlifters)

Time- 1 to 1/2 hours

Rep/Set count- 4 sets of 5 reps

Weight added to every set- at least 5 pounds

Remember to breathe. Nothing stops a workout quicker than a headache. Breathe in on the negatives and breathe out with the push.Use good form. Control the wight on the negative and explode on the push. Don't be sloppy and always have a spotter.

How do I know I'm using the correct weight in my muscle and strength workout routines? If you are able to do all 4 sets of 5 reps then its time to move up. Your last rep or two of the final two sets of each exercise should be forced reps. Forced reps meaning the spotter will have to help you lift. The spotter only helps if the momentum of the push stops. You finish the set even if the spotter has to lift some of the weight for you.

Helpful Tips

* Pre-Workout Drink - An awesome energy boost with absolutely no crash.

* Fast Beat Workout music

* Stronger Partner- Something about it just makes you want to use more weight and catch them.

- help with any of this information will be in the link at the bottom

Monday- Legs

Squats or Leg Press

Romanian Deadlifts

Lunges

Calf Raises

Tuesday- Chest, Abs

Flat Bench

Incline Bench

Decline Bench

Peck Dec or Flys

Wednesday- Back

Dead lifts

Lat pull downs

Seated Cable Rows

Bent over Dumbbell Rows

Thursday- Biceps, Triceps, and Abs

Standing Barbell Curls

Hammer Curls Dumbbells

Preacher Curls

Skull crushers

Cable push downs

Tricep kickbacks

Friday- Shoulders

Dumbbell or Barbell Military Press

Lateral Raises

Close Grip upright rows

Barbell Shrugs

Important!!!

When the workout is done its time to feed the muscles. The next hour is the golden hour. Your Post Workout Meal will provide the key ingredient to your muscle and strength workout routines. It provides you muscles with all the correct nutrition and recovery to have them ready for the next workout.