Welcome to Fit Your Self 260!

Hello everyone, and welcome to the first post from Fit Your Self 260, a new fitness program with BOTH cardio and strength training!

Here at Fit Your Self 260, we believe in the value of both types of workouts to help maintain one’s individual health. We are also dedicated to helping you commit to your fitness! We promote exercise 5 days a week with two (important) rest days. We don’t want to overwork ourselves! The 260 in our name represents the number of days an individual should workout in a year following the model of 5 days of work and 2 days of rest. This helps us to stick with the routine of exercise without over exerting ourselves as well as helps us to stay committed to our fitness goals. You can also adjust your workout plan for the week to fit your busy lives and schedules! 

Now that we’ve established the goal of Fit Your Self 260, let’s talk business. The purpose of the blog will be 1) to post weekly workout plans for people to use and 2) to allow our customers to follow us along our business journey as we continue to grow and adjust. This will allow our customers to test out our products and to stay updated on our progress! We appreciate all customer feedback, so don’t be afraid to comment to let us know your thoughts. 

Business Progress:

Future things to look forward to will be:

  1.  in person classes 
  2.  instruction/demonstration videos 

We will be offering cardio classes soon once our program is finalized and situated. Stay tuned! We will also begin posting some videos to show what exercises will be included in our program as well as instructions on how to properly do them. This is to ensure the safety of our customers and to help you receive the best workout possible. Lastly, what are your thoughts on online cardio classes? Let us know below!

This Week’s Workout:

You can adjust your weekly workout schedule to fit your needs as you please! There will always be five days of workouts (remember the two rest days!) which you can arrange to fit your needs. The day workouts will also include the time it will take to complete as well as the target muscles to focus on. 

Day 1 (50 minutes):

30 minutes of cardio (of your choice)

Ab workout, 3 sets

    -10 to 20 crunches

    -10 to 20 sit ups with weight

    -10 to 20 oblique crunches

    -10 to 20 lower leg raises

    -10 to 20 bicycles

Target: abs, cardio

Day 2 (30 minutes-45 minutes):

Leg workout, 3-5 rounds of 45 seconds

    -banded hip raise with abduction

    -banded lateral steps

    -banded step out squats

    -bulgarian split squat (each side)

    -kickstand deadlift (each side)

Target: legs, focus on hamstrings and glutes

Notes: The bulgarian split squat and kickstand deadlift will stick to one side before switching to the other. Therefore, you should do the split squat and deadlift on the ride side back to back before switching to the left side. 

Day 3:

30 minutes of cardio (of your choice)

Arm workout

    -tricep cable pulldowns into cable bicep curls, 4 sets of 10

    -skullcrushers (10 reps) into static bicep hold (45 seconds), 4 sets

    -dumbbell tricep kickbacks into dumbbell bicep curls, 4 sets of 10

    -tricep dips into dumbbell reverse curls, 4 sets of 10

Target: triceps, biceps, cardio

Day 4 (30-45 minutes):

Full body workout, 3-5 rounds of 45 seconds

    -alternating step row

    -alternating kickstand deadlift

    -press out, squat, press out (dumbbell used)

    -reverse lunge into bicep curl into overhead press

Target: upper back, shoulders, biceps, quads, hamstrings, core

Day 5 (45 minutes):

45 minutes of cardio (of your choice)

Target: cardio

Be creative with the cardio! Wanna chill and watch an episode of Netflix while kicking it out on the bike? Go for it! Want to attend a Zumba class? Go for it! The decision is up to you, just get that cardio in!

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