Weider Flex 110 User Manual - Page 9

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8. LEG PRESS 9. ABDOMINALS SIT-UPS FITNESS AND ENDURANCE PROGRAM The first program illustrated is a 4 week program performed on alternate days (or 3 times a week). This course is designed to improve muscular endurance and coordination, cardiovascular condition, breathing ability and overall flexibility. If you have any doubts about your health or medical condition, are taking prescription drugs or are diabetic, pregnant or suffering any disability, you must consult your physician before beginning this program or any of the following programs. METHOD OF PERFORMANCE To improve general fitness, the most important factor is the pace of the workout. Over the next 4 weeks you should aim to cut your rest times between exercises to a minimum and use a faster speed for each repetition (e.i.: 12/ second to lift and 1/2 second to lower the weight) Perform 2 circuits of the previous 9 exercises, 15 repetitions each (note: 15 repetitions each side for alternate style exercises). Rest Intervals - week 1 - 30 seconds between exercises progressing to zero rest time in week 4. Exercising Pace - 2 seconds per full repetition in week 1 increasing to 1 second per repetition in week 4. Program Time - initially 2 circuits will take approx. 45 minutes, but will reduce to approximately 30 minutes by week 4. Resistance Selection - start with resistance that allows 15 repetitions in strict style. Increase as 15 reps becomes easier. BASIC BODY BUILDING PROGRAM The first program illustrated is ideally a 4 week program, performed 3 times a week on alternate days. As you become more advanced you should increase your workout frequency to 4 or even 6 days per week, but then it will be necessary to split the workouts and train only certain body parts each workout.

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8.
LEG
PRESS
9.
ABDOMINALS
SIT-UPS
FITNESS
AND
ENDURANCE
PROGRAM
The
first
program
illustrated
is
a
4
week
program
performed
on
alternate
days
(or
3
times
a
week).
This
course
is
designed
to
improve
muscular
endurance
and
coordination,
cardiovascular
condition,
breathing
ability
and
overall
flexibility.
If
you
have
any
doubts
about
your
health
or
medical
condition,
are
taking
prescription
drugs
or
are
diabetic,
pregnant
or
suffering
any
disability,
you
must
consult
your
physician
before
beginning
this
program
or
any
of
the
following
programs.
METHOD
OF
PERFORMANCE
To
improve
general
fitness,
the
most
important
factor
is
the
pace
of
the
workout.
Over
the
next
4
weeks
you
should
aim
to
cut
your
rest
times
between
exercises
to
a
minimum
and
use
a
faster
speed
for
each
repetition
(e.i.:
1
/
2
second
to
lift
and
1
/
2
second
to
lower
the
weight)
Perform
2
circuits
of
the
previous
9
exercises,
15
repetitions
each
(note:
15
repetitions
each
side
for
alternate
style
exercises).
Rest
Intervals
week
1
30
seconds
between
exercises
progressing
to
zero
rest
time
in
week
4.
Exercising
Pace
2
seconds
per
full
repetition
in
week
1
increasing
to
1
second
per
repeti-
tion
in
week
4.
Program
Time
initially
2
circuits
will
take
approx.
45
minutes,
but
will
reduce
to
approxi-
mately
30
minutes
by
week
4.
Resistance
Selection
start
with
resistance
that
allows
15
repetitions
in
strict
style.
Increase
as
15
reps
becomes
easier.
BASIC
BODY
BUILDING
PROGRAM
The
first
program
illustrated
is
ideally
a
4
week
program,
performed
3
times
a
week
on
alter-
nate
days.
As
you
become
more
advanced
you
should
increase
your
workout
frequency
to
4
or
even
6
days
per
week,
but
then
it
will
be
necessary
to
split
the
workouts
and
train
only
certain
body
parts
each
workout.