So I have decided to make use of my non fight training days (Tuesday, Thursday) for weight training.
It's been nearly six months since I've done any weight work - so I am starting again with a basic / intermediate full body routine.
This routine covers the majority of the body and will tide me over for two - three months while I get back into it.
I am not aiming to build massive bulk but lean strong muscle, so the weight which I haven't decided on yet - won't be massive.
The routine will be as follows:
Edit: on advice from a good friend, I will be adding chinups to the routine
Bent over two dumbbell row 2 x 15
Dumbbell bench press 2 x 15
Dumbbell lunge 2 x 15
Dumbbell one arm shoulder press 2 x 15
Dumbbell squat 2 x 15
Dumbbell iron cross 2 x 15
Bent arm double pullover 2 x 15
Alternate hammer curls 2 x 15
Dumbbell tricep extension 2 x 15
Bench dips 2 x 15
Chin-ups 2 x 15
I'm looking forward to getting back into it and building some strength back (I feel that I've lost some with the big cardio / martial arts push) so this will be a nice refresher course :)
This would then mean that I am training:
Monday: Kick boxing beginners (warm up - 45 minute), Fight training (Conditioning / Sparring -1 hr)
Tuesday: Weights
Wednesday: Fight training (Conditioning - 1 hr), Fight training (Sparring - 1 hr)
Thursday: Weights
Friday: Rest
Saturday: Fight training (Conditioning - 1 hr)
Sunday: Cycle (Anywhere from 20 - 100km ride - 1 - 4 hours)
Coupled with the IF, healthy eating and 'No Cheat November' I should reach the 70kg goal in good time.
Tally ho!
2 comments:
Chins or lat pull down dude. You've got back thickness covered but not width.
Thanks BJ - I'll add in a series of Chins as I'm trying to keep this mostly equipment free.
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