Ultimate Circuit Training IMRSF PDF
Ultimate Circuit Training IMRSF PDF
Ultimate Circuit Training IMRSF PDF
This ebook, IMRSF Ultimate Training Circuit Guide - Bootyful As with any exercise program you assume certain risks to your
Gainz Vol 1. By @imrocksolid_fitness ,(hereinafter called health and safety. Any form of exercise program can cause
“UTCG”) is not a substitute for direct, personal, professional injuries, and exercises in UTCG are no exception. It is possible
medical care and diagnosis. None of the meal plans or exercise that you may become injured doing the exercises from UTCG,
routines contained in UTCG should be performed or otherwise especially if they are done with poor form.
used without clearance from your physician or health care
provider fIrst. If you choose to participate in these risks, you do so of your own
free will and accord, knowingly and voluntarily assuming all
The information contained within is not intended to provide risks associated with such exercise activities. These risks may
specific physical or mental health advice, or any other advice also exist for those who are currently in good health right now.
whatsoever, for any individual or company and should not be
relied upon in that regard. We are not medical professionals and @imrocksolid_fitness is not a medical doctor. The advice in this
nothing on this website should be misconstrued to mean ebook is not meant as a substitute for medical advice. You must
otherwise. consult your doctor before beginning ANY meal plan or exercise
program, no exceptions. You are using meal plans and routines
There may be risks associated with participating in activities at your own risk and @imrocksolid_fitness is not responsible for
mentioned in UTCG for people in poor health or with any injuries or health problems you may experience or even
pre-existing physical or mental health conditions. Because death as a result of using UTCG.
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physical condition. If you choose to participate in these risks, responsible for any injuries or health problems you may
you do so of your own free will and accord, knowingly and experience or even death as a result of using UTCG.
voluntarily assuming all risks associated with such dietary
activities. These risks may also exist for those who are currently
in good health right now.
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METHODS
Why Plyometric?
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WHY STRENGTH TRAINING?
“Studies show that after
working with strength
training routines, your
metabolism has shown
to be boosted post -
workout for up to 36
hours. So for example,
you could be burning
more calories while
you’re relaxing!
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If you’re reading this you’re off to a great start! You’ve
purchased “Ultimate Circuit Training Guide” & you’re
ready to work, you’re MOTIVATED! We’re going to
need to keep it like that until you reach your goal (and
beyond). There may be days when motivation is low,
let’s combat that before it even arrives, let's talk about
this valuable, intangible asset most sought after by
gym-goers worldwide “MOTIVATION.”
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WHY DO WE LOSE IT?
There we have it, our first clue
to understanding why your
motivation levels may drop.
What is your ‘reason’ for want-
ing to lose the body fat? What
is your goal in mind when you
think about your “body goals”?
Everybody has their
own reasons why
they started on a
fitness journey.
What is your
‘motive’ that moved
you to purchase this
program; our reason
for doing what we
do is embedded at
the forefront of our
mind & we use it as
a driving force to
not only get us to
pursue our own
goals, but to
empower us to
ensure each work-
out is attacked with
vigor.
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R E ME MBE RING YOUR
MOTIVE.
Photo (s)
As you know we take progress pics
every week; sometimes a photo might
be all we need to remind us why we
started, and where we are headed.
Intrinsic: I want to
Extrinsic: I have to
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WHAT IS YOUR GOAL?
If you don’t know start
thinking about what it is
you want to achieve exactly
and write it down OR/AND
take a picture of your ideal realistic goals
(use it as motivation!)
Stick to the meal plan laid out as much as possible.
If you aren’t seeing changes you want and are NOT sticking to the
plan, don’t expect GREAT results. Remember, diet is 100% essential
in fat loss-training isn’t enough.
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On ZERO CARB DAYS increase your veggie consumption to buffer
up your meal and also vegetables (especially broccoli, cauliflower,
spinach, asparagus etc) are full of fiber, so it will help keep you
feeling fuller for longer.
Variety is the ‘SPICE OF LIFE’. Use the FOOD BREAK DOWN we have
provided to swap and rotate your sources of food, this will stop you
getting bored of eating the same foods....ALL THE TIME.
When in doubt KEEP IT SIMPLE... Yes eating the same foods 3 - 4x's a
day sounds bland BUT it keeps you on track and makes prepping
meals that much easier.
Shopping online for your food items is easier and also always
cheaper in most cases. There are a lot of apps (InstaCart, Amazon
Fresh, etc.) that compare to supermarket prices with free delivery
it’s a win win.
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FAIL TO PLAN, PLAN TO FAIL. You should have a plan laid out for
your meals and workouts. Prepare your meals, ideally the night
before your exercise day or prep for 1-3 days in advance .This will
avoid ALL excuses and prevent falling off your plan.
Eat your Greens... Yes, your parents were right to force you to eat
veggies - not only are they full of essential vitamins and minerals
but the fiber you get from vegetables are ESSENTIAL in fat loss
and aid in digestion. The more vegetables you eat the BETTER. If
you cannot fathom eating too much veggies ,buy a good quality
greens powder supplement from your local health food store.
Whenever you train (am or pm) have your pre-workout* if you take
pre-workouts* (AT LEAST 30 - 45min) BEFORE you workout. Then
have your post workout SHAKE immediately after your session.
You can then have your next meal 1 or 2 hours after your workout.
Just move, adjust ors wap meals around to suit your day/workout
schedule.
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Eating the same foods can get monotonous and boring so here
are a few tips to make it less boring and more interesting. Go to
your local supermarket and in the spices and herbs section buy
all the varieties you can find. Make sure they are just crushed or
mixed herbs and spices (no sugar added etc.) You can even buy
brands like ‘ Flavor God’ online. Use those herbs and spices
when cooking, for
example add some paprika and chili flakes to your oven baked
sweet potatoes.
For complex carbs, there are many options as well, i.e. rice,
couscous, quinoa, oatmeal, etc. with many different
varieties of spice mixes, just make sure sugar isn’t included or
corn syrup! You can use unsweetened almond milk instead of
water for mixing if you choose.
You can also chop up your marinated meats and store for later
use in a freezer bag. Make your own frozen meals. Double your
recipes and freeze half of them for use at a later time. Freeze the
foods in microwave-safe containers.
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FAST AND EASY OPTIONS:
1. Frozen Veggies – you can buy almost all veg frozen and put in freezer just as
good as fresh and is cheaper/lasts longer.
2. Carton of egg whites which can be bought at grocery store or online in bulk.
5. Food Dr or Dr. Zaks: Bread – high in fiber and protein, low in carbs/calories
ORGANIZATION TOOLS:
1. Food containers (BPA free ideal) – buy at least 6 tupperware- the more the
better.
2.Protein shakers – for mixing your protein powder. You can blend shakes or get
the blender ball type shakers.
3. Zip lock bags or plastic wrap for freezing foods, steaming bags, baking bags.
Buy some groundgreens such as wheatgrass, spirulina etc. to add to your protein
shake for extra fiber and nutrients.
Pre-prep as many items as you can, at the beginning of the week I like to pre-chop
and wash vegetables such as celery, carrot, capsicum, snow peas, they can be left
in the fridge and thrown into meals easily. Pre-cook lean meats and eye/weight
out your portions into containers for later.
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Using the Intensity Guide:
A medium weight will be just heavy
enough for you to perform 15-20 reps
before fatigue.
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