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8-Week Strength Training Routine

The document outlines an 8-week workout routine created by Peirano, detailing exercises for various muscle groups including chest, shoulders, triceps, back, biceps, and legs. It includes specific exercises, repetition ranges, and guidelines for increasing weights over the weeks. The routine emphasizes the use of rest-pause techniques and includes recommendations for warm-ups and stretching after workouts.

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8-Week Strength Training Routine

The document outlines an 8-week workout routine created by Peirano, detailing exercises for various muscle groups including chest, shoulders, triceps, back, biceps, and legs. It includes specific exercises, repetition ranges, and guidelines for increasing weights over the weeks. The routine emphasizes the use of rest-pause techniques and includes recommendations for warm-ups and stretching after workouts.

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ROUTINE MADE BY PEIRANO/ 8 Weeks

At 1 MONDAY
Inclined Hammer Press RP
Shoulder Dumbbells RP
Triceps dips on machine RP
Green Junction. Closed grip RP
Dead Weight SS + SP
B1 Tuesday
Barbell Curl Rp
Curl rope RP
Gemini in Press SS
Curl Femoral RP
Squats SS+WM
A2 Wednesday
Press Bank Plan Hammer RP
Military Press on Multipower RP
Tricep bench press RP
CARDIO RP
ABS SS+SP
B2 Thursday
Curl Preacher RP
Curl Pinwheel RP

Seated Femoral RP
Press SS+WM
A3 Friday

Military press RP
Triceps dips RP
Low dorsal pole RP
Barbell row SS+SP
B3 Monday
Seated dumbbell curl RP
Neutral seated curl RP
Sitting twin SS
Deadlift Rigid SS+SP
Hack Squat SS+WM
repeat = infinite
1 and 2 Week 3 and 4 Week 5 and 6 Week 7 and 8 Week
Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep
20 lb 10 rep, 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

15 lb per arm 12 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

put it at 4, 12 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

50 lb 8 reps 3 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

30 lb 6 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep


30 lb 10 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

25 lb 8 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

5 lb 10 reps 3 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

50 lb 12 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

20 lb 10 reps, 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep


20 lb 10 reps, 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

20 lb 10 reps, 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

25 lb 10 reps, 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

10 MINUTES MODERATE INTENSITY increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

THOSE I TAUGHT YOU increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep


20 lb 10 rep, 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

15 lb per arm 12 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

Set it to 5, 12 reps, 4 sets, increase the weight to your liking. x2 x3

30 lb 8 reps 3 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep Weight / Rep

25 lb 12 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

12 reps, 3 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

40 lb, 12 reps, 3 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

30 lbs 10 reps 3 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

Weight / Rep Weight / Representative Weight / Rep Weight / Rep


15 lb per arm 12 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

15 lb per arm 12 reps 4 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

20 lb on each side, 12 reps, 4 sets, increase the weight to your liking. x2 x3

30 lb 10 reps 3 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3

40 lb, 12 rep 3 sets increase the weight to your liking x2 x3


SUMMARY
chest - shoulder - triceps - back width - back thickness
B: Biceps - forearms - calves - hamstrings - quadriceps

A twin
1 set of 10 or 12 repetitions
Explosive ascent, slow descent in 5 seconds. At the lowest position and of maximum
stretching hold for 10-15 seconds. That is 1 repetition.
In the back thickness exercises TYPE DEADLIFT AND SIMILAR
1 heavy set of 4 to 8 reps, a normal rest (60-120 sec) and one more set.
10-12 reps. Or the other way around if that works better for you. First light, then heavy. At your
In the quadriceps
1 heavy set, at 4-8 reps, and after a long rest (2-3 minutes), a
widowmaker (killers lowering weight, do at least 20 reps (with your 15 R
Note:
To do 20 repetitions with your 15 RM, you will have to take breaks, without a doubt.
For example: you do 8 reps, stop and breathe 2-3 times, then 4 more reps, stop.
and you breathe, 3 more reps.... and so on until 20.
Repetition ranges of exercises
The TOTAL repetitions performed in a set will be counted, including the d
I mean: I do 12-fail-6-fail-3-fail
Count: 21 total reps

That said, the total target repetitions for each muscle group will be:
Shoulder: 15-20 total reps
Back width: 15-20 total reps or 15-25 total reps, to choose from.
Chest: 15-20 total reps
Triceps: 15-20, except for exercises that put a lot of strain on the elbows. There it goes to 20-30.
Biceps: 15-20 total reps or 15-25 total reps, your choice.
Back thickness (rows, NO deadlifts): set of 10-12 reps without rest
Femoral: here there are variations
Curl type: rest for 15 to 30 total reps
Dead weight type or rigid legs: 1 set without rest pause between 9
Press: 15-25 reps without rest pause
The rest we have already seen the exceptions: quadriceps, back thickness, calf
However, any exercise that is done with dumbbells is performed for 20-30 reps.

How is it done?
First, do a good warm-up with warm-up sets.
Short series in ascending progression that do not cause fatigue, but rather activation.
Then you take a weight that allows you to reach the maximum rep range or surpass it.
For example, in the bench press, a weight with which you do 22 total reps.
And, after the first round (that is, after repeating the same training)
, you increase the weight.
Stretches
At the end of each exercise, a stretch of the worked muscle is done. You can
Images and Videos with the stretches

SS: Normal series (8/10 repetitions)


Heavy set (4/6 repetitions)
WM: Widowmaker / Mat Men, series of 20 repetitions with the weight that I normally use
RP: Series applying the rest-pause technique
At the end of each exercise, a doggcrapp-style stretch is done for the trap muscle.
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