I need a high intensity workout that combines strength and cardio training?

February 8th, 2010 by Workout Fiend Leave a reply »

I have access to dumbells, a total gym, a bicycle machine, and treadmill. If possible, include the entire routine, consisting of the workout, how many reps, sets, and how long I should be doing the entire routine. Im average weight, but losing some pounds, and gaining some muscle would be nice.

Thanks in advance

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4 comments

  1. Benjamin says:

    Theres a workout called a pump class, i am sorry that i cannot tell you reps sets and weights but i have done pump classess before and they are very effective. They involve many different movements using a weights of about 5kg and work on toning, cardio, and increasing muscle bulk…i am sure if you look up “DYI Pump Classes” or “Pump Class Online” you will find something useful
    hope it helps

  2. JohnsH says:

    Mon(back) – pull ups, bent over rows
    Tues(chest) – Bench press, incline press
    Wed – HIT (high intensity training, look it up) on treadmill
    Thurs(arms) – Bicep curls, hammer curls, tricep extensions, tricep kickbacks
    Fri(legs) – Calve Raises, Seated Calve Raises, Seated Leg Press, Hack squats (sled), Hamstring Extension
    Sat- Cardio on bike
    Sun – Rest

    Look up the proper form for all of these exercises. For reps, you should be doing 6-8. 3 sets per exercise. By the last rep in the last set, you should really be struggling. No routine should be more than 1 hour. Begin every weight lifting session with a 15 min warmup on the treadmill or bike. This should really work out well. Make sure you eat a lot of protein. Good luck.

  3. CoachCui says:

    Try out Insanity with Shaun T.

    This is a 60 day Max Interval Training program that focuses alot on cardio and core strength training. This requires no equipment. Alot of the moves incorporate various push-ups, plyometrics, and other training methods to get you into shape.

    I’m currently on day 8 and hitting 90% of my max heart rate – in the warm up alone.

    Check out the product page below for more information. If you have any questions – let me know bcui@beachbodycoach.com

  4. Tom R says:

    throw your dumbells in a back pack and run up hill with a piece of bolini tied to your belt while the neiborhood dogs give chase

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