Program Introduction: This program focuses on hitting every aspect of the leg musculature possible. It’s a simple set up, yet should still prove to be quite challenging if you push yourself. The goal is to beat your numbers, so as you advance through this series, you should see strength improvement each training cycle. Keep track […]
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Lower Body Strength Series #1 – Part 3
Program Introduction: This program focuses on hitting every aspect of the leg musculature possible. It’s a simple set up, yet should still prove to be quite challenging if you push yourself. The goal is to beat your numbers, so as you advance through this series, you should see strength improvement each training cycle. Keep track […]
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Chest and Triceps Vol. 2 – Workout 1
Program Introduction: We have a really great set of training progressions for chest and triceps in our database, but I felt it time to step things up a notch. This series is a little more advanced than our first chest/triceps series, and is great if you are looking to bring some strength and fulless to […]
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Back, Chest and Arms – Basic Upper Body Strength Push
Program Introduction: This workouts is a really nice basic exercise selection with a little more advanced rep set up. We are going to focus on progressive overload, but more focused on pushing the envelope with the rep scheme for some exercises. Progressive overload basically states that in order for the body to improve and change, it must […]
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Let’s Get It Started Metabolic Circuit
also afterward. We want you to be challenged so make sure that you are lifting as heavy as you can with excellent form and technique.
If you need to take 20-30 seconds between each exercise your first time through, then feel free to do so but the goal is to go through the circuit with NO REST in between exercises.
If you want an extra challenge, time yourself going through the circuit and each week try to improve your time by decreasing your rest periods and becoming more efficient at performing the exercises.
We recommend that you assemble all your equipment BEFORE starting the circuit. Let’s Get It Started in here!
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Just Shoulders – Strength and Power
I wanted an amazing kick butt shoulder program to add to the database, so this is the first in a nice series progression that will help you to builder boulders large enough to rival mountain peaks! Let’s get started.
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Peek Them Peaks: Bicep Specific Training
Program Introduction: This program is going to really bring some super focus to the arms by focusing specifically on biceps only. I like to hit the biceps at different angles for the best overall development. The biceps muscle is made of 2 heads, a long and a short head, so simply changing the angle of […]
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All About Them Abs
I’m not big on doing direct training for abs, but I know a lot of our members LOVE to get that burn right in the gut! So in my RoxStar Fitness way, I’m going to give ya what you want, all while doing things that I know you also functionally need for a strong core from inside and out!
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Roxie’s REAL Workout: Olympia Basketball Glutes, Hams and Calves
Let me start this off with, I LOVE this workout. In fact, not only did I use this one during my prep for the 2014 Olympia, I also used this workout off season to build my glutes, and find myself going back to it during contest prep time to keep the shape, fullness, and strength of my legs as I diet down.
My advice to you, train hard and REALLY PUSH YOURSELF. Change comes with CHALLENGE, so don’t be afraid to take yourself out of your comfort zone in the gym.
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All Out Arm Assault
One of the telltale signs of a fit body are well developed arms. For some, arms are challenging to develop. Here is an all out arm assault to throw into your routine to see growth and development using high volume techniques such as a pyramid set for your last two exercises. Make sure to limit your rest to no more than 45 seconds for the final two exercises to push those arms all the way to fatigue.
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