Hi, i'm currently doing a workout program and approaching the end of the first 4 weeks, so that means the introduction of a new schedule and theres a few excersises that i cannot do because i workout at home rather than the gym so don't have all the equipment. I just wandered if there're any replacements or equivelant excercises to any or all of the following, that can be done with jst a barbell, dumbbells and benchpress with leg extension.
Monday (Upper chest conjugate/Biceps heavy)
Incline cable flies
3 x 10-12 reps
Low-pulley crossover
3 x 8-10 reps
Tuesday (Quads/Hams)
Leg press
3 x 10-12 reps
Gironda leg curl (leg curl with an elevated torso, as in a push-up position)
3 x 10-12 reps
C. Leg curl
1 x 100 reps
Thursday (Biceps conjugate/Upper chest heavy)
Reverse preacher curl
3 x 10-12 reps
Machine curl 2/1 technique (lift with 2 arms, lower in 5 seconds with 1 arm)
3 x 5-6 reps per side
D. Preacher curl
1 x 100 reps
Saturday (Back/Triceps)
Fat-man pull-ups
3 x max reps
Weighted chins
3 x 6-8 reps
Lat pulldown
3 x 10-12 reps
Rope triceps extension
Excersise equivelant suggestions
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I like that. Workouts specifically for Movie stars. What a crock. I bet they're just workouts that already exist, labelled differently to make doing them more appealing.
I mean who's going to notice or recognise an old workout, from something like an edition of Flex in 1998, or some such date, being called the Keanu Reeves Body Blaster workout, or some equally snazzy title, just because that actor does it.
I can't prove this, but I'd like to bet it's not that crazy an assumption, as it might first look.
I mean who's going to notice or recognise an old workout, from something like an edition of Flex in 1998, or some such date, being called the Keanu Reeves Body Blaster workout, or some equally snazzy title, just because that actor does it.
I can't prove this, but I'd like to bet it's not that crazy an assumption, as it might first look.
this one isn't a cookie cutter program from a magazine, it's actually been used on actual people...it actually has some reasoning behind it...CT was on a roundtable discussion and was asked the quickest way to put on 20pds...his reasoning was to add the illusion of adding 20pds when you actually haven't, you've increased muscle in the right places to look like you did...might even try it one day