Loosing Weight

Looking to transform and shred the pounds? With this fast-paced fitness attack plan, you can torch that body fat, build muscle, and boost your strength. It's an intense, six-week plan composing of six workouts per week with a three-phase nutrition guidance plan. To achieve this goal, your diet is the number one priority. After all, you are trying to loose the weight so you need to pay close attention to your daily nutrition intake. It won't be easy, but you want results so prepare yourself for six weeks of intense workouts and for the ultimate combination of burn and build. You better get started.

Training Brief

This program is a six week program that's broken down into two phases. Each phase is three weeks. Each week of this program, you'll be switching up the rep range and you'll also be training each muscle group twice a week.

In the first week you'll primarily be using multi-joint exercises, lifting weights that will limit you between 9-11 reps per set. the other half of the week you'll be focusing on single- joint exercises, lifting weight that limits you to somewhere between 12- 15 reps per set. moreover, in week two. those first three days, you'll be increasing the weight so the reps drop down to the 6-8 rep range. However, in the second half of the week, the weight drops and the reps drastically increase to between 16-20 reps per set. Furthermore, in the final week. for the first half, the weight jumps back up and the rep range drops to as low as 2-5 reps per set. then in the second half vice versa. However, the reps will be somewhere between 21-30 reps per set!

To make this even more insane, you're going to be performing cardio acceleration between each set. This is the main key to this entire program. Now you don't necessarily need to jump back and fourth from the bench to the treadmill, you just need to keep active on the spot for a minute or less.

Nutrition Brief

Similarly to your training, the nutrition segment will be divided into three distinct phases. Each phase will consist of alterations to the amounts of carbohydrates and calories. Your daily intake of protein and fat will remain consistent throughout. However, your carb intake will gradually drop, therefore also causing your overall calories to take a toll. In Phases 1 and 2, your calorie intake will differ between your training days and rest days, for on your rest days you won't ingest a pre- or post-workout meal.Whereas, in phase 3, you will have more calories on your rest days than on workout days due to a potential decrease in leptin levels when you drop your carb intake down to 0.5 grams per pound of body weight. Leptin is crucial for maintaining your metabolic rate which is the goal. Below you'll see a table which states the values of nutrition per pound of body weight for each phase.

... Protein Fat Carbs
Phase 1 1.5g 0.5g 1.5g
Phase 2 1.5g 0.5g 1g
Phase 3 1.5g 0.5g 0.5g

6-week workout plan


Meal & Food Suggestions


Caffeine
with green tea extract and acetyl L-carnitine
5 min
N/A

Kick starter
This is great to get your day started.
Caffeine 1serv
Green tea extract 1serv
acetyl L-carnitine 2g
Total Calories N/A

Low fat Greek yoghurt
with honey and walnuts
5 min
N/A

Great snack
This is awesome for a late morning snack.
low fat greek yoghurt 8oz
honey 1tbsp
walnuts 1/2oz
Total Calories N/A

Tuna
with whole weat bread and mayonnaise
10 min
N/A

Lunch
Somebody say lunch?
Tuna 5oz
Whole weat bread 2 slices
light mayonnaise 2tbsp
large grapefruit x1
Total Calories N/A

Sirloin steak
with sweet potato and mixed green salad
25 min
N/A

Dinner
This makes a killer meal for dinner.
sirloin steak 8oz
sweet potato 1serv
mixed green salad 180g
olive oil 1tbsp
vinegar (optional) 1tbsp
Total Calories N/A

Chicken
with roasted veggies and whey protein
25-30 min
N/A

Post workout
A little something to fuel the gainz
Grilled Chicken 8oz
roasted vegatables 100g
whey protein shake 1serv
creatine (optional) 1serv
Total Calories N/A

Lean ground beef
Good protein source
- - min
136 calories per 100g

Bell peppers
Great source for vitamins
10-15 min
30 calories per 100g

Oats
Excellent source of energy & carbohydrates
15-20 min
68 calories per 100g