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Old 12-26-2007, 06:10 PM   #1  
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Default Need ideas for my training program

I have been given a fairly good program for the gym, including core exercises and weights. The problem is, I'm getting pretty bored of it. And there are a few exercises which I just don't like doing.. I'd like to share my program with you and then ask all of you, what is your gym training like? Do take into mind that I do interval training, and lots of ball work and using my own body weight and most importantly, doing upper and lower body at the same time..

It looks like this:

1st Circuit
Step Ups
Front Raises
Abs elbow knee
RUN
Ball Squats/Bicep Curl
Stability 1 Leg out
Kicks
RUN
Bosu push up
Overhead tri
Sumo Squats
RUN
2nd Circuit
Dead Life
Superman abs
Flutter kicks
RUN
Squat curl press
Abs Ball
Planks/Sides
RUN
Ball Heel grabs
Ball Bridge
Crunch with ball between legs

Need some new ones!! But this is great, Im in and out of the gym in about 45 minutes and I am workin' it the whole time!
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Old 12-26-2007, 06:18 PM   #2  
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Tried doing some resistance band exercises?
Lateral pull, leg squat etc...
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Old 12-26-2007, 06:20 PM   #3  
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Which ones do you not like? In my experience the ones I dislike the most are the ones that are the hardest & I need the most - hahaha!
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Old 12-26-2007, 06:26 PM   #4  
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You're right, you definitely need to change your program if you've been using it more than 4 - 6 weeks or so. Otherwise your body will adapt to the exercises and you won't continue to progress.

Since you like the basic format of your program, why not keep the overall structure and just swap out exercises? Pick new ones that work the same muscle groups and plug them in to replace the old ones. For example, if you're doing step-ups, substitute lunges. If you're doing triceps extensions, substitute kickbacks. For front raises, substitute lateral raises and so forth. Keep changing and swapping to keep your program fresh.
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Wow - how do you do all that in 45 minutes!!!??
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Old 12-26-2007, 06:45 PM   #6  
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Thats so true!! Although yes there are some that I don't like at all because they are hard, I will do them.. Its mostly just that they work only one muscle at a time and I want to work more than one throughout.. And I feel some don't get my heart rate up as well as others and I'm trying to max my time in the gym.. Im also looking to incorporate more sports moves as well..
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