one week's worth of working out example shared by test x180
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Body Part Exercise Sets Reps Rest
Day 1: Whole Body
Quads, Glutes Back Squats 3 12 1 min
Chest Barbell Bench Press 3 12 1 min
Hamstrings Straight Leg Deadlift 3 12 1 min
Back Barbell Row (overhand grip) 3 12 1 min
Shoulders Shoulder Press 3 12 1 min
Biceps Dumbbell Curl 3 10
*Superset*
Triceps Push Down 3 10 1 min
Abs Cycle Bike 3 50
2-Leg Raise 3 12
Plank 3 45 sec 1 min
Day 2: Rest
Day 3:Whole Body/Run
Quads, Glutes, Hamstrings Dead Lift 4 8 1.5 mins
Chest Dumbbell Incline Press 3 10 1 min
Glutes, Hamstrings Lunge 3 10 (each leg) 1 min
Back Pull Up 3 10 1 min
Shoulders Lateral Raise 3 10 1 min
Biceps Dumbbell Hammer Curl 3 12
*Superset*
Triceps Dumbbell Kick Back 3 12 1 min
Abs Cycle Mountain Climbers 3 50
Alternate Leg Raise 3 15 (each leg) 30 sec
Run 30 minutes at 70% max HR
Day 4: Rest
Day 5:Whole Body
Quads, Glutes, Hamstrings Barbell Split Squat 3 12 (each leg) 1 min
Chest Push Up as many as possible 1 min
Hamstrings Ball Roll-In 3 12 1 min
Back Single Arm Row 3 12 (each arm) 1 min
Shoulders Dumbbell Shrugs 3 15 1 min
Biceps Seated Alternating Dumbbell Curl
3 15 1 min
*Superset*
Triceps Incline Tricep Extensions 3 15 1 min
Abs Cycle Alternating Single Leg Reverse Crunch
3 15 (each leg)
Elevated Crunch 3 20
Russian Twist 3 30 1 min
Day 6: Run
Run 45 minutes at 70% max HR
Day 7: Rest
Exercise Plan - LEAN AND RIPPEDThe lean and ripped routine is designed to help you get lean by ramping up the intensity by increasing the number of reps and keeping the rest periods at a minimum. This plan works the entire body on each lifting day with one main exercise per muscle group to help you work the entire body while not becoming completely fatigued for the next exercise session. Keeping reps high and rest periods short the body will work more aerobically to increase calorie burning potential to help you get lean. Running or cycling is another component of this plan to keep with the theme of aerobic exercise.