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Whether you simply want to get a more toned, fitter body, enhance your performance in a particular sport, or build a good base of strength before taking your training to higher levels, start with the six-week Phase 1 program. This foundation gradually increases in exercise volume and intensity. To increase your muscular endurance and increase muscle tone you will have to workout on two phases of workouts: Phase 1: Circuit training workout. Phase 2: Split workout. Back to Weight Lifting Programs Related Articles3-Way Split Workout - If you are a beginner to weight lifting then you could go for this. This program is designed to increase your muscle size and strength. This program works by dividing our whole body into 3 parts and then working on them seperately. 3-Way Split Workout (advanced) - If you are a advanced trainer you could go for this workout, but this workout should be performed at least 6 months after performing above workouts. This program is designed to increase your muscle growth and to avoid training plateaux. 2-Way Split Workout (advanced) with supersets - Month 6 onwards you may go for this workout also which emphasizes on supersets. This program works by dividing your whole body into 2 parts and then working on them seperately. Beginning Weight Lifting - This is for the people who are beginners to weight lifting. It consists of reasons to weight lifting, myths of weight lifting, selecting appropriate gym. Warm Up - You should do a proper warm before starting an weight lifting program. Don't forget to see these warm up tips. Nutrition programs exclusively for body builders. Weight lifting tips for body builders. Weight lifting routines should cover all aspects of your fitness goals. |
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