Weight Training Program for the Bodybuilder in You

In this day and age, having a lean and fit body is something that everyone strives for. Each person has his or her own way of working out and exercising to stay fit and healthy.

Be it as simple as walking or jogging around the neighborhood for twenty minutes a day, or as vigorous as a two-hour workout thrice a week, having an exercise routine is definitely a must.

Aside from boosting your confidence and morale, having a fit body also has a lot of health benefits.

Take a look at the following fringe benefits that you will get with having a healthy and ideal weight based on your age and body type:
– If you are on the lighter side of the weighing scale, your steps are lighter and you can move around so much easier
– You can breathe a lot more easily.
– You are not susceptible to heart problems and other diseases associated to being overweight.
– You would have a healthier and happier outlook about your body and your well-being, as well as life in general.

‘Weight Training Program’

Now that you know why it is good to be fit and healthy, you can start planning and undergoing a weight training program.

For this, you need to have the will, discipline and mindset to follow a set of steps to help improve your overall physique. Here is a quick guide to start you off on that weight training program:

1. Look at the mirror and check out your problem area.

You might be skinny, a tad overweight or somewhere in between. No matter which body type you have, you surely have an area that you would rather not look at because you consider it an eyesore. This is the first thing that you should work on.

Whether you have a bulging tummy, big buttocks or flabby thighs, once you exercise and see some improvements on part of your body that you hate the most, then you will feel invigorated enough to work on the rest of your body.

2. Burn the excess fat in your body.

After recognizing your problem area and working on it, you can perform exercises that will burn off all the excess fat in your body. Aerobics and an overall body workout can do this.

3. Build muscle to increase your strength.

A good weight training program will never be complete without a set of activities designed to strengthen your abdominal muscles, legs, shoulders or chest.

For this, you can go to the gym and try lifting weights to help improve the target area. Dumbbell exercises help improve your musculature, especially if you want to build your chest and shoulders.

As your muscle size increase, your strength also increases to give your future workouts a boost.

Remember that having a lean body that others can only dream about is a possibility. The secret is to not rush and to pace yourself. It is almost impossible to lose a lot of pounds and develop gorgeous muscles in just two weeks.

What you need to do is eat healthy, exercise regularly using a personalized weight training program, and keep a positive mindset as well as a good image of your body.

In no time at all, you will get that perfectly fit body for a newer and healthier you.

Dave Poon
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2 Responses to “Weight Training Program for the Bodybuilder in You”

  1. Chris Says:

    What is a sensible weight training program?
    I am 5′6", 145 lbs 37 yrs old and …I just joined our local gym with a friend and am anxious to get healthy. I mainly just want to trim down some in my middle section, my backside and thighs. What is a good routine, such as lighter weights, more reps or heavier weights and fewer reps; along with light cardio- I’m not very good at cardio at all. How should I schedule my days, weights and cardio same day or alternate? There is also a pool there and I have been kicking laps with my toddler son as he floats along. Are there some good sites to check out? I’m not out to become a bodybuilder, I’m a mom with three kids who just wants to get healthy and slim down a little. Thanks for the tips.

  2. healthnutritiontips Says:

    My best advice to you is to get Craig Ballantyne’s book ‘Say NO to cardio’ and his exercise programs on Turbulence Training website (google it) . You will get guide with pictures and very very effective and time-saving program. You will also find him on youtube. His program requires 3×1 hour a week and does wonders.
    If you have 2×15 minutes to exercise at home, there is another program by Dax Moy, called ‘Look great naked challenge’
    Good luck!
    Olga
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