Set a realistic goal
- Set a realistic goal
- A training plan that suits you
- Experiment, be consistent and learn
Once you start fitness and strength training, setting a realistic goal is the first step to all your results. What do you want to achieve with your physique? How many days a week do you want to train? These are examples of questions you should ask yourself before you can create a good strength training plan that suits you. In the end, it’s all about being able to pursue your goal. So if you set an unrealistic goal for yourself, you will soon find yourself giving up quickly. So draw up a realistic plan that fits your goals, but also your current lifestyle.
A training plan that suits you
- Full body X 3
- 2X Upper & 1X Lower
- 2X Lower & 1X Upper
- 2x Upper / 2x Lower
- Custom Split
- Push/Pull/Legs/Push/Pull
- Push / Pull / Legs / Push / Pull / Legs
Experiment, be consistent and learn
Ultimately, every individual remains different and she or he has separate muscle groups that they want to focus on. That is why it is of the utmost importance to experiment consistently and well with the exercises that suit you. This way you can ultimately build your ideal training schedule. It is recommended to also have your training schedule drawn up by a personal trainer. That person can specifically look at where your weaker muscle groups are.