Training:
I
recommend
a basic
training
program
for this
phase,
due to
the long
and strenuous
diet.
I would
rather
you concentrate
on the
diet program
and your
cardio
session,
than follow
some extensive
training
program,
as you
will not
build
much muscle
at this
point
anyhow.
The long
strain
of a 16-week
diet and
regular
cardio
will inhibit
great
gains
from even
the best-designed
programs.
With that
said,
I recommend
a simple
schedule
of 1 warm
up set
of 15 reps with
light
weight
to get
blood
flow to
the body
part and
1 set
to complete
failure.
The 1
work set
to failure
will help
you with
toning
the muscle.
I hear
from women
consistently
that they
want a
toned
arms,
legs and
back.
The diet
and a
high rep
program
will help
you get
that toned
or detailed
look you
want.
You
will
notice
the
exercises
are
the
same
as in
Phase
III,
but
the
sets
and
rep
range
has
changed.
We feel
this
is a
workout
that
can
be completed
with
success,
especially
after
12 weeks
of dieting
already.
Remember
in the
beginning,
we talk
about
being
successful
and
completing
the
diet,
that
is the
main
objective
here.
Now,
you
go and
tone
those
arms,
thighs,
back,
and
shoulders.
You
are
almost
at the
finish
line…Good
Luck!!!
Workout
layout
for
the
week:
(Same
layout
as Phase
III…different
sets
and
reps)
Day
1 –
Chest
&
Biceps
Day
2 –
Back
Day
3 OFF
( Cardio
only)
Day
4 –
Legs
Day
5 –
Shoulders
&
Triceps
Sets,
Reps
and
Exercises:
Day
1: Chest
and
Biceps
Chest-
Incline
Dumbbell
Press
&
Flat
bench
Dumbbell
Fly’s
Incline
Dumbbell
Press
1-warm
up set
of 15
reps
2 sets
to failure
(a weight
you
can
use
with
good
form)
Flat
bench
Dumbbell
Fly’s
1 –
warm
up set
of 15
reps
1 set
to failure
Biceps-
Barbell
Curl
&
Dumbbell
Concentration
Curls
Barbell
Curl:
1 –
warm
up set
of 15
reps
2 sets
to failure
Dumbbell
Concentration
Curls
1 set
to failure
Day
2: Back
Front
Lat
Pull
downs
1 –
warm
up set
of 15
reps
2 sets
to failure
(a weight
that
you
can
use
good
form)
Seated
Low
Rows
2 sets
to failure
Day
3 -
OFF
Cardio
only
– Treadmill
or Stationary
Bicycle
Day
4 –
Legs
Leg
Extensions
(quads/front
thigh)
1 –
warm
up set
of 15
reps
2 sets
to failure
Leg
Press
(quads,
glutes)
2 sets
to failure
Lying
Leg
Curls
(Hamstrings/back
of thighs)
1 –
Warm
up set
of 15
reps
1 set
to failure
Day
5 –
Shoulders
&
Triceps
Dumbbell
Press
1 –
Warm
up set
of 15
reps
2 sets
to failure
Dumbbell
Lateral
Raise
(Light
weight
that
can
be handled
fairly
easily)
1 –
Warm
up set
of 15
reps
2 sets
to failure
Rope
Press
Downs
1 –
Warm
up set
of 15
reps
2 sets
to failure
Dumbbell
French
Curl
– Single
Arm
1 –
Warm
up set
of 15
reps
1 set
to failure
Cardio:
Continue
your
cardio
sessions
every
morning,
45 minutes
on the
treadmill
at 3.5
to 4.0
on a
slight
incline
of 1.5
to 2.0.
I realize
that
cardio
can
be boring,
but
you
have
a goal
to achieve
- to
look
your
absolute
best.
“Go
get
your
butt
on the
treadmill”.
Supplements:
Attaining
your
physique
goals
is a
long
and
hard
road,
and
you’ve
spent
several
dollars
on supplements
and
food,
and
at this
point
you’re
knocking
on the
door
of the
best
shape
of your
life,
so finish
strong!
If you
are
currently
taking
LIPO-6
Hers,
I want
you
to continue
taking
it and
increase
your
serving
by one
capsule…unless
you
are
taking
more
than
4 caps
per
day.
I would
also
suggest
Evopro
protein
powder
by Cytosport.
You
can
use
any
protein
powder
you
like,
but
I have
used
this
one
and
it has
a very
good
blend
of protein
sources.
Comments:
Please
realize
that
any
diet
can
be hard
if you
eat
the
same
foods
every
day
without
change;
the
concept
behind
The
Deadline
Diet
is to
change
up your
nutrient
structure
every
four
weeks
and
try
and
change
the
food
sources
as often
as possible.
You
will
find
that
16 weeks
is much
easier
to complete
this
way.
Good
Luck and
please
let
us know
where
we can
be of
help. |