Weeks 5 – 7 Bow Classic Routine

Weeks 11 - 12 Bow Classic Routine

Routine Day A – Upper body

  • 4 Days total, alternate between Day A and Day B (A and B will be each be done twice).
  • Perform a 7 second isometric hold for each exercise using 60% – 80% of your maximum effort. Follow with 8 repetitions (Higher resistance). Slow release of 3 seconds each rep.
  • Perform each exercise consecutively.
  • Number of sets:
    • Foundation: 1 set
    • Enhance: 2 sets
    • Peak: 3 sets

Exercises

1: Lat Pulldown

2: Chest Compression

3: Cable Spread

4: Side Chest Compression

5: Back Rows

6: RG Chest Compression

7: Bicep Curl

8: Tricep Cable Pushdown

9: Resisted Crunch Front

10: Resisted Crunch Right

11: Resisted Crunch Left

Routine Day B – Lower body

  • 4 Days total, alternate between Day A and Day B (A and B will be each be done twice).
  • Perform a 7 second isometric hold for each exercise using 60% – 80% of your maximum effort. Follow with 8 repetitions (Higher resistance). Slow release of 3 seconds each rep.
  • Perform each exercise consecutively.
  • Number of sets:Foundation: 1 set
  • Enhance: 2 sets
  • Peak: 3 sets

Exercises

1: Double Leg Press

2: Seated Deadlifts

3: Calf Extensions

4: Calf Extensions (inner)

5: Calf Extensions (outer)

6: Hip Abductions

7: Hip Adductions

Unlocking the Power of Your Triceps: A Fast Tricep Workout for Maximum Results

Unlocking the Power of Your Triceps: A Fast Tricep Workout for Maximum Results

When it comes to arm strength and definition, the triceps often don’t get the attention they deserve. Located on the back of your upper arm, the triceps are essential for both functional strength and aesthetic appeal. In this blog, we’ll dive into what triceps are, why they’re important, and how you can target them effectively with a fast tricep workout.