Workout Plan 4 Week Cut
Workout Plan 4 Week Cut
Explanation
Below is your JRF Personalised Workout Program. Please note, you have the choice between assigning one workout program to each week, or selecting one of the workout
programs and repeating that workout for all four weeks (everything is updated every four weeks at JRF). Changing your entire workout program every week is generally considered
too frequent: however, it is up to you at the end of the day.
Weight Selection
You will notice the weight to lift is not mentioned in your workout program; this is because we cannot do so safely without being there in person. For a detailed explanation on
how to go about selecting what weight to use please visit the following link: JRF What weight to use.
Rep Ranges
Your reps and sets are displayed like this: 15/12/10. This means three sets total; one set of fifteen; one set of twelve; and one set of ten. For a detailed explanation on rep
ranges, please visit the following link: Rep ranges explained
Rest Time
Generally speaking, you’ll want to rest for about forty-five seconds between sets; however, this will vary circumstantially. For a detailed explanation on rest time between sets,
please visit the following link: Optimal time to rest between sets
Rest Days
Your workout program days are numbered: one, two, three, four, five, and six, depending on how many gym sessions per week you have selected. These days do not necessarily
need to correspond with a static day of the week. Eg. Day one always falling on a Monday. Please feel free to take your rest days as you best see fit. You may like to rest every
third day, for example, or you may wish to complete all of your workouts and then take a rest day. Find out what works best for you and your goals.
Cardio
Cardio is only included in the JRF “Cutting” workout programs. Cardio is not included in “Bulking” workout programs; however, that does not mean you cannot do cardio. For a
complete explanation on cardio, please visit the link below: Cardio options
Drop Set - This workout contains a Drop Set. Drop set is a technique where you perform an exercise until failure and then reduce the weight and continue to do the exercise with
the reduced weight until you reach failure. Example Cable Curls may start at 20 kilos do as many reps as you can until failure and then immediately reduce the weight to 15 and
repeat until failure then reduce the weight to 10 kilos and rep until failure.
Drop Set - This workout contains a Drop Set. Drop set is a technique where you perform an exercise until failure and then reduce the weight and continue to do the exercise with
the reduced weight until you reach failure. Example Cable Curls may start at 20 kilos do as many reps as you can until failure and then immediately reduce the weight to 15 and
repeat until failure then reduce the weight to 10 kilos and rep until failure.
Drop Set - This workout contains a Drop Set. Drop set is a technique where you perform an exercise until failure and then reduce the weight and continue to do the exercise with
the reduced weight until you reach failure. Example Cable Curls may start at 20 kilos do as many reps as you can until failure and then immediately reduce the weight to 15 and
Drop Set - This workout contains a Drop Set. Drop set is a technique where you perform an exercise until failure and then reduce the weight and continue to do the exercise with
the reduced weight until you reach failure. Example Cable Curls may start at 20 kilos do as many reps as you can until failure and then immediately reduce the weight to 15 and
repeat until failure then reduce the weight to 10 kilos and rep until failure.