Monday:
Chest and Shoulders + Cardio
Tuesday:
Back + Cardio
Wednesday:
Legs + Cardio
Thursday:
Chest and Shoulders + Cardio
Friday:
Back + Cardio
Saturday:
Legs + Cardio
Sunday:
Arms + Cardio
So today was my chest and shoulders work out. I switched off between body parts, so it'd be 1 set chest, 1 set shoulders. My routine was:
Flat Bench 3 sets 15 reps. 20lbs each side
Front Raises 3 sets 15 reps. 15lbs dumbells
Incline Bench 3 sets 15 reps. 15 lbs each side
Lateral Raises 3 sets 15 reps. 15 lbs dumbells
Chest flys 3 sets 15 reps. 55 lbs
Rear Shoulder Raises 3 sets 15 reps. 15 lbs dumbells
Decline Bench 3 sets 15 reps. 20 lbs each side
Shoulder Press 3 sets 15 reps. 20 lbs dumbells
Did cardio for about 15 minutes fluctuating between 6.0 mph and 3.0 mph. I ended up doing about 1 mile. I have an issue with running and I don't know why. I just feel that I'm not as motivated to do cardio (especially running) compared to lifting. I know I have more energy and my legs can keep going but I tell myself I have to stop. I have to find someone to push through those walls.
My shoulder exercises definitely wasn't as pretty as I had hoped. I guess I did alright form with them, but the one that I was confused with the most was the rear shoulder flyes / raises? I don't really know the form of it and I'm scared that it's going to injure me. I felt it weird in my shoulder joint but who knows, maybe I'm just not used to it yet.
I'm gonna see how this workout split works for about a week or two since my doctor recommended this. If I see great results, I think I'm going to stick with this workout. If not, I'm going to go back to the one Hanh Champion posted on his blog and work from there.
P.S. Any advice with whether I should go to the hot tub or the sauna after my work outs? I hit the sauna for about 10-15 minutes and the hot tub the same amount of time. Does anyone know any of the benefits of doing either one of them or both? Advice appreciated!
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