Training plan design, I hope you give me the best advice, please thank you

I suggest that you familiarize yourself with the process of becoming a soldier first, otherwise you will not be used to it. Then make a plan based on the actual situation.

Are you a beginner trainer, have a pair of dumbbells? Arrange a beginner fitness plan for you, and after a few months of perseverance, there will be unexpected results, and I wish you an ideal body as soon as possible.

On Monday, chest + triceps training.

1) Dumbbell bench press 10-12rm x3 set.

2) Dumbbell Flying Bird 10-12rm x3 set.

3) Push-ups 15-20 (times) x4 sets.

4) Seated single arm neck and back arm flexion and extension: 8-12rm (times) x3 sets.

5) Pitch arm flexion and extension: 8-12rm (times) x3 sets.

Wednesday, back + biceps training.

1) Dumbbell Row: 8-12rm (times) x42) Pull-up Wide Grip: 8-12rm (times) x43) Pull-Up Narrow Grip:

8-12rm (times) x44)Push-up curls: 8-12rm (times) x3 sets.

5) Standing dumbbell hammer curl 8-12RM (Ci Hui Na) x3 sets.

6) Seated dumbbell pre-trap code alternate curl: 8-12rm (times) x3 sets.

Friday, Leg + Shoulder Training Day.

1) Dumbbell squat 8-10rm (times) x3 sets.

2) Dumbbell lunge squat 8-10rm x3 set.

3) Dumbbell Lift 8-10rm x3 set.

4) Standing dumbbell press 10-12rm (times) x35) dumbbell side press 10-12rm (times) x36) dumbbell front press 10-12rm (times) x3 I wish you early success, if it is useful to you, please [choose as a full ruler of the royal meaning], give a [agree] to express encouragement. Thank you.

Ordinary yoga is reasonable as a warm-up for strength training, but it is not appropriate if it is hot yoga.

Because strength training is based on ATP energy, you can achieve the desired exercise intensity, and to put it bluntly, it is important to maintain your blood sugar level before strength training.

So it's even more inappropriate to put aerobic in front.

The logical sequence is yoga - strength training - about 20 minutes of cardio.

Or jogging to warm up for 10 minutes - strength training - yoga - aerobic From your physique, you don't need to **, so aerobic exercise doesn't need to be done for too long, 10 minutes of intensity is enough.

If there is something unclear about the explanation, please feel free to ask!

Hello! We'll be happy to answer for you.

First of all, in the morning, it's not necessary to get up too early, just get up at 8 o'clock, eat some breakfast and rest for 1 hour, start at 9 o'clock, and stretch the muscles of the whole body before training.

1. 6 sets of head squats (one warm-up group), 15 pieces in each group, with a 1-minute break.

2 Push-ups: 6 sets (one warm-up set), each set doing 80%-90% of your maximum reps, with a 1-minute break in between.

3Is there a dumbbell at home? If you don't have one, go buy a pair of adjustable weight ones. For dumbbell curls to train the biceps, 5 sets (warm-up group), 12 pieces in each group, with a 1-minute break.

4 crunches 6 sets, 15 in each group, no need to warm up, because the body is already warm, rest for 1 minute.

Let's practice like this first, because you usually don't exercise much, so the intensity can't be too much, come to me after practicing for 1 month, practice for 2 days and rest for a day.

I'm a bodybuilder, but I think it's right for you, and that's what I've developed as a beginner training method, step by step. It's about persistence.

The training of junior trainees should be based on the principle of combining work and rest, with basic training as the mainstay. Three times a week.

Strength training, four strength trainings followed by one cardio session, and exercises on alternate days.

Day 1 program.

Chest: Bench press 6 sets of 8-10 reps per set.

Push-ups: 4 sets of 10-20 reps each.

Parallel bars arm flexion and extension 4 sets of 8-10 reps per set.

Butterfly machine chest clamp 4 sets of 8-10 reps per set (as an auxiliary item).

Back: Pull-ups 4 sets of 6-8 reps each.

Latissimus dorsi chest pulldown 6 sets of 10-12 reps per set.

Abdominal: 4 sets of 20 reps of sit-ups.

Supine leg press 4 sets of 20 reps each.

Plan for the next day.

Shoulders: 6 sets of upright lifts of 8-10 reps each.

Seated dumbbell lifts 4-6 sets of 8-10 reps each.

Dumbbell side press 4 sets of 12-15 reps.

Arms: 4-6 sets of upright barbell curls of 10-12 reps each.

Rear neck arm flexion and extension 4-6 sets of 10--12 reps per set.

Legs: Squat 6-8 sets of 8-12 reps.

Calf raises: 6 sets of 12-15 reps.

The third day is planned to be the same as the first day.

The fourth day is scheduled to be the same as the second day.

Day 5 program.

Aerobic training: Run for 20-30 minutes.

Stationary bike 10-30 minutes.

Diet: I always eat 2 bowls of porridge and 2 eggs in the morning.

Eat plenty of vegetables and meat at noon.

Don't overeat at night (because you're going to exercise).

Drink a glass of milk with a loaf of bread an hour before going to bed.

Get 8 hours of sleep a day (sleep is important).

Can you swim? If you will: Sprint training - breaststroke and butterfly. Move right! Kicking the mountain: Tap the forefoot hard, you can also jump, raise your chest and abdomen, and put your hands behind your back.