A program designed to fit into busy schedules.
Unsure where to start when you step into the gym? Follow the schedule below, focussing on gradual progression in weights to build strength effectively. Pay attention to time under tension by adhering to the prescribed tempo. If time allows, consider adding extra sets or performing the routine twice a week with sufficient recovery between sessions. Day 1 – Lower body
Exercise | Reps/Time | Sets | Weight | Tempo |
Warm up – Cardio | 10 minutes |
| Bodyweight | Gradual increase to 70-80% Max HR |
Dynamic Stretches: - Leg Swings - Lateral Leg Swings - Hip Open gate/Close gate - Squats - Lunges - Calf Raises - Pogo Hops | 10 reps each | 1 | Bodyweight | First rep lowest range of motion, to last rep with greatest range of motion. |
Superset: - Barbell Back Squat - Goblet Squat Slant board or Heel Raised- | 8-10 reps Failure on both | 3 | 70% 1RM | 2-3 seconds concentric/eccentric with 1-2 second hold at the bottom |
TRX Split Squat(Elevated rear leg) | 5 reps | 2 | Bodyweight | 3-4 second slow controlled, 5 second pause at the bottom |
Step Downs | 5 reps | 2 | Bodyweight – increase weight overtime | 5 second concentric/eccentric no pause |
Cossack Squat | 10 reps | 3 | Progressive Overload with Dumbbell, start light, increase 2nd and 3rd set. | Pause 1-2 seconds at bottom. |
B-Stance RDL with Rotation | 10 reps | 3 | Progressive Overload with Dumbbell, start light, increase 2nd and 3rd set. | Pause 1-2 seconds at bottom. |
Calf Raises | 20 reps | 2 | Bodyweight | Two sec down, 1 sec pause, two sec up. |
Static Stretches: - Hip Flexor - Pigeon Stretch - Kettlebell Hip Adductor shift - Wide Leg stance forward fold - Calf stretch | 10 reps -10-15 second hold; perform reps to and from end point stretch and alleviation. | 1-2 Time dependent | Bodyweight | Slow Controlled |
Rob Crerie www.robcreriefitness.com/contact

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