To train…
Would you stretch?
Warm-up?
Cool-off?
Have light days?
Whatever your current goal is, how close do you think you’d come to achieving it in 45 minutes a week? What would you focus on??
To train…
Would you stretch?
Warm-up?
Cool-off?
Have light days?
Whatever your current goal is, how close do you think you’d come to achieving it in 45 minutes a week? What would you focus on??
Compound exercises… bp, dl, squat, pullups. about 10’ each, HEAVY…
My athletes main strength training session lasts about an hour, the warm-up/cool-down takes about 20m.
If I only had 45m to train a day, my lower body workout would look like this:
Warm-up: Jump rope- 3m.
A) Olympic style back Squat (ass to the grass): 3x3 R.I-3m
B)GHR: 4x8 R.I-90sec
15 minute time frame:
C1) Reveres hyper:
C2) Pull down abs:
Cool-down: 10m static stretching.
That workout above can be completed in under 45m . Just an example on how to manipulate the training variables in you favor, will still getting one hell of a workout.
Hope that Helps…
A WEEK - you’ve gotta be joking.
But if you’re not:
Barbell Clean and Jerk, alternating between high-weight singles and doubles and 30 reps at a weight low enough to perform all reps in 10 minutes or less…
Wow, that isn’t much time. Howabout something like a rotating superset?
Week A
– Deads/Bench for 35 min
– Tabata/HIIT 1
– Tabata/HIIT 2
Week B
– Squats/Chins/Dips for 35 min
– Tabata/HIIT 1
– Tabata/HIIT 2
Anyhow, as has been stated, not sure anyone would really stay motivated to do true Tabata workouts that often.
I would budget my time better to have at least 3 hours a week :]
if i only had 45 min, i would have to say legs, legs and more legs, oh yeah with legs in between.