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40 & Over Training
 

Building Muscle 101's Video Training Series: Advanced Weight Training Routine

Welcome to building muscle 101's video training series. Today we’re going to look at an advanced weight training program. This program is meant for those of you who have been weight training for at least 8 months to one year and are ready for a challenging weight training program.

The following video workout is designed as an advanced weight training routine. The routine is divided into 3 workouts. Day 1 (Monday) is the first part of the workout cycle and will work the back, shoulders and abs. Day 3 (Wednesday) is the second part of the workout cycle and will work the legs. Day 5 (Friday) is the last part of the workout cycle and will work the chest and arms.

You will rest on day 2 (Tuesday), day 4 (Thursday), day 6 (Saturday), and day 7 (Sunday).

Here’s how to weight training program will look like:

Day 1
Monday

Day 2
Tuesday
Day 3
Wednesday
Day 4
Thursday
Day 5
Friday
Day 6
Saturday
Day 7
Sunday
Back, Shoulders, Abs

Rest

Legs
Rest
Chest, Arms
Rest
Rest


The following program is a moderate to high intensity workout designed to focus your attention on building strength and muscle while adding more exercises to your routine for added intensity. There is an advanced technique in this weight training program called “super setting”. We will do super sets for shoulders as well as for chest. For those of you who don’t know what a super set is, here’s the description:

Super sets allows you to work two opposing muscles using different exercises. Super sets are designed to increase the intensity of your training routine by allowing for minimum rest between exercises. An example of super setting is alternating biceps curls with triceps push downs with minimum rest between exercises.

Use this technique in your free weight lifting program to stimulate more muscle growth. Super sets are a great way to add more intensity to your workout. Paul will show you how to do these exercises in the advanced weight training video.

Let’s get started with the routine. I suggest you click on each of the links to view the video workout and get familiar with the routines and exercises.

Day 1 - Back, shoulders, and abs

Day 3 - Legs

Day 5 - Chest, biceps, and triceps


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