Base Strength Training Plan: 4 Day Muscle Gain
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This base strength training workout program is the next step for those who have completed our 3 Day Muscle Gain workout plan. It include s medium intensity muscle growth resistance training exercises, plus light cardio. Experienced trainers can also benefit from this base strength workout plan by using maximum weight levels, in-line with their experience. Doing this will ensure that your base strength foundations are reinforced to get to the next level of growth. Your digital personal trainer, Campbell Bannerman, also introduces the bodybuilding technique pre-exhaustion, which teaches you to combine an isolation exercise followed immediately by a compound exercise. When you’re doing these gym exercises, you’ll need to allocate 4 days a week, which you can do in various combinations - such as 4 days straight, with a cardio day on one of your rest days, or perhaps you may prefer 2 days on, one day off. You can even mix it with 3 days on, one day off, where the third day is a cardio day. Mix the routine to suit your lifestyle. There is a complete video introduction that helps to explain these concepts to you and to take you through everything you need to know to perform your workout. In the introduction Cambpell Bannerman covers these topics:
Download PackIn addition to the complete video instructions and exercises, we've also prepared download packs that contain everything you need to do your workouts: ![]() Sample Routine: 4 Day Muscle GainChest / Triceps / Legs / Abs — Routine Day 1Take a look at this sample routine you'll be doing. Exercise, repetition and intensity changes occur during this six week workout plan. You get full exercise video instructions and workout diary with this plan. We've activated some of the exercise videos here for you to view:
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qfit Workout Program Summary:4 Day Muscle Gain
$38.50 (incl. GST)
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Instructions: Please view the videos and read the full instructions for this program before commencing. Choose your weights and adjust your equipment to suit you. The rest time is the same between sets and exercises. Start each exercise with a lower weight and increase it between sets. Always keep your shoulders down and back and keep your abs tight. |
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