Monday 27 February 2017

Six Week Resistance Strength Training



                                       Six Week Resistance Strength Training
 Importance of exercising
            Exercise has been proven to have profound effects on the vitality of senior citizens and their overall well-being. Resistance training helps promote strong, healthy bones and maintains calcium levels in the bones. Exercising also helps in reducing pains and stiffness in senior citizens. It also helps in reduce the risk of contracting cardiovascular diseases
(Elderly Strength Training For Seniors).
Diet
Proper nutrition is essential for individuals who are working out. The client should try to consume three meals a day plus two snacks in between the meals. His dietary plan should consist of ½ gram of proteins per pound of weight, Carbohydrates, vegetable oil, vegetables and lots of fruits.
Workout plan
 Before beginning the exercises, it is recommended that the client conducts a fool medical review from a specialized doctor who can satisfy that he is indeed healthy enough to start the exercise program.  The instructor should also consult with the client to find out his expected goals from the workout. The client should practice for at least 150 minutes a day.
Week 1
 Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
 15 to 20 reps of each
15 min walk
Wall Push-up
 30 min cycling
Dumbbell training
Aerobics
Barbell training
 Swimming
Zumba





Week 2




15 to 20 reps of each
Aerobics
Arm raises
Heel Step Downs
Short Arc Squats
Swimming
15 min run
Leg abduction
Crunches





Week 3




20-25 reps of each
Swimming
Plank
Side plank
Barbell training
Dumbbell training
Squats

30 min run
Arm raises
Aerobics
External Rotations
Pull ups
Internal rotations





Week 4




20-25 reps of each
15 min run
Leg press
 Zumba
Hyperextensions
Swimming cable cross
Chest flyes
Dumbbell rows





Week 5




15-25 reps of each
30 min run
Crunches
Bench press
Leg press
Zumba
Arm raises
 Squats
Swimming





Week 6




15-25 reps of each
Aerobics
30 min run
Dumbbell training
Barbell training
Hyperextension
Cable cross
Plank
Side planks





                                                                      



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