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Work Out: Hardcore Shoulders and Legs

 

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Hardcore Shoulders and Legs

This is an intermedaite shoulder and leg work-out. This work-out is perfect for individuals looking to add a multiple body part split work-out into their weekly routine. It is also a very good work-out to add if you are looking to gain strength and size.

Program Information:
Type: Intermediate
Intermediate programs may be longer, more complex and/or more straining than a beginner program. Intermediate programs challenge strength, control, balance, flexibility & power. Gain experience, mobility & strength with beginner programs before moving on to intermediate programs.
Equipment: Equipment Required (see details)
Exercises: 15 unique
Time Requirements:
Workout Days: one
Full Program Length: repeatable
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Workout Instructions:


Once you have completed this workout, allow your body at least 24 hours before performing other exercises or programs. This will allow your muscles to recover and regenerate.
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Circuit 1 
A Circuit is a prescribed group of exercises. Circuit training involves going through this group one after another with a short rest between exercises.
    - Perform the exercises in this warm-up circuit one after another taking approximately 15 seconds rest between each one. Complete the entire circuit once before continuing on with the rest of the program.
Trunk Twist w/ Weight Plate pictures and directions
Trunk Twist w/ Weight Plate

Trunk Twist w/ Weight Plate video
Reps:
30
Rest between exercises:
15 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Squat Press w/ Weight Plate pictures and directions
Squat Press w/ Weight Plate

Squat Press w/ Weight Plate video
Reps:
20
Rest between exercises:
15 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Around the World pictures and directions
Around the World

Around the World video
Reps:
10 each way
Rest between exercises:
15 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Stability Ball Push-Outs pictures and directions
Stability Ball Push-Outs

Stability Ball Push-Outs video
Reps:
15 per side
Rest between exercises:
15 seconds
Read instructions below
Repeat if full number of sets are not complete Repeat if circuit not complete    (OR)     Move to the next exercise Next if circuit is complete
Circuit 2 
A Circuit is a prescribed group of exercises. Circuit training involves going through this group one after another with a short rest between exercises.
    - Perform the exercises in this circuit one after another taking approximately 30 seconds rest between each one. Complete the entire circuit 3 times before continuing on with the rest of the program.
Barbell Squats pictures and directions
Barbell Squats

Barbell Squats video
Reps:
10
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Jump Ups on Bench with Medicine Ball pictures and directions
Jump Ups on Bench with Medicine Ball

Jump Ups on Bench with Medicine Ball video
Reps:
15
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Stationary Bike pictures and directions
Stationary Bike

Stationary Bike video
Reps:
2 minutes
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Read instructions below
Repeat if full number of sets are not complete Repeat if circuit not complete    (OR)     Move to the next exercise Next if circuit is complete
Circuit 3 
A Circuit is a prescribed group of exercises. Circuit training involves going through this group one after another with a short rest between exercises.
    - Perform the exercises in this circuit one after another taking approximately 30 seconds rest between each one. Complete the entire circuit 2 times before continuing on with the rest of the program.
Barbell Push Press pictures and directions
Barbell Push Press

Barbell Push Press video
Reps:
10
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Dumbbell Step-Ups pictures and directions
Dumbbell Step-Ups

Dumbbell Step-Ups video
Reps:
10 per side
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Shoulder Raise on Bosu pictures and directions
Shoulder Raise on Bosu

Shoulder Raise on Bosu video
Reps:
10 each way
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Treadmill (run) pictures and directions
Treadmill (run)

Treadmill (run) video
Reps:
1 minute
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Read instructions below
Repeat if full number of sets are not complete Repeat if circuit not complete    (OR)     Move to the next exercise Next if circuit is complete
Circuit 4 
A Circuit is a prescribed group of exercises. Circuit training involves going through this group one after another with a short rest between exercises.
    - Perform the exercises in this circuit one after another taking approximately 30 seconds rest between each one. Complete the entire circuit 2 times before continuing on with the rest of the program.
Step Overs on Bench pictures and directions
Step Overs on Bench

Step Overs on Bench video
Reps:
15 per side
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Reverse Fly w/ Thera-Band pictures and directions
Reverse Fly w/ Thera-Band

Reverse Fly w/ Thera-Band video
Reps:
20
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Move to the next exercise
Single Leg Crunch on Bosu pictures and directions
Single Leg Crunch on Bosu

Single Leg Crunch on Bosu video
Reps:
15 per side
Rest between exercises:
30 seconds
Read instructions below
Repeat if full number of sets are not complete Repeat if circuit not complete    (OR)     Move to the next exercise Next if circuit is complete
Exercise - Complete this exercise once to complete the work-out..
Push Up Plank w/ Stability Ball pictures and directions
Push Up Plank w/ Stability Ball

Push Up Plank w/ Stability Ball video
Sets:
1
Reps:
1 minute
Rest between sets:
Read instructions below
Move to the next exercise Next
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