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    Quote Originally Posted by joesmooth20
    day 1 upper body maybe like 2exercises per body part, 2-3 sets 8-10 reps

    day 2 HIIT cardio 20mins 2min warm/cool

    day 3 lower body same as upper

    day 4 HIIT 20 mins

    day 5 upper body same

    day 6 HIIT 20mins

    day 7 off with some cheat meals

    rotate this for 8-12 weeks, make sure you give some tips on eating correctly and show her to properly perform the exercises. If she is a beginner, this will definately help shape her body, then she can move on to more advanced training.

    5-6 meals a day, I would have her get some myloplex or some sort of MRP just to make it easier on her.
    thank you too

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    no problem man, I trained like 8 chicks at work with this routine and had great results. I just wouldn't advise them to stick with it, but none the less a great beginner that will no doubt give them results, also get them used to training frequently since it's pretty involved.

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    another member sent me this what do you guys think?:



    his mom is a boxer, and martial artist.

    4 days a week.
    monday: chest and triceps

    flat bench:3 sets, 15,12,6
    incline dumbell press; 2 sets, 15,10
    flat flyes,2 sets, 15,10
    cable flyes, 1 set, 20
    tricep extensions, 2 sets, 12 reps
    rope pull downs, 2 sets 12 reps
    skull crushers, 2 sets 15 reps

    tuesday: shoulders, abs, biceps

    Alt db press, 2 sets-12,8
    military press, 2 sets, 12,8
    DB shrug 2 sets-15,10 5sec hold with each rep
    front lat raise, 1 set 15
    side lat raise, 1 set, 15
    hanging leg raise, 25-20-15(abs)
    decline crunches, 25-20-15(abs)
    Alt dumbell curl, 2 sets, 15,12
    hammer curl, 2 sets, 15,12
    preacher curl, 2 sets 15,12

    wednesday: off day

    thursday: legs, claves

    lunges, 25,15,10(each leg)
    leg press, 2 sets-20-15
    squat, 2 sets- 20-15
    leg extensions- 1 set, 20 reps
    hamstring curls, 1 set, 20 reps
    standing calf raise, 2 sets, 25,15
    seated calf raise, 2 sets, 25,15

    friday, abs, back

    Dumbell rows, 2 sets 15,12
    deadlifts, 2 sets, 15,12
    machine rows, 15,12
    lat pull downs, 20,15,10
    pull ups overhand, 1 set, as many as possible.

    also each day, she did jumping rope, jumping jacks, and in place jogging.

    before each workout do this to warmup

    jump rope: 2 minutes
    jumping jacks: 30
    jog in place: 2 minutes

    no rest in these, when done with all three rest for 1 minutes and repeat twice more. good for boxing. and she will lose fat and gain muscle and strength.

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