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Teen PPL Workout Routine Guide

The document outlines a weekly workout routine for teens, focusing on strength and volume training across different muscle groups. It includes specific exercises for push, pull, and leg days, along with rest days for recovery. Each exercise is briefly explained to guide proper execution.
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Teen PPL Workout Routine Guide

The document outlines a weekly workout routine for teens, focusing on strength and volume training across different muscle groups. It includes specific exercises for push, pull, and leg days, along with rest days for recovery. Each exercise is briefly explained to guide proper execution.
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Teen Aesthetic PPL Workout Routine

Day Workout Type Muscle Groups Exercises


Monday Push A (Strength) Chest, Shoulders, Triceps Incline Push-Ups
Dumbbell Floor Press
Pike Push-Ups
Overhead Press
Tricep Dips
Tuesday Pull A (Strength) Back, Biceps Backpack Rows
Inverted Rows
Hammer Curls
Concentration Curls
Static Forearm Hold
Wednesday Rest - Recovery / Stretching
Thursday Leg Day Quads, Hamstrings, Glutes,Bodyweight
Calves Squats
Weighted Goblet Squats
Bulgarian Split Squats
Glute Bridges
Calf Raises
Wall Sit
Friday Push B (Volume) Chest, Shoulders, Triceps Push-Ups
Arnold Press
Lateral Raises
Overhead Tricep Extension
Incline Pike Pushups
Saturday Pull B (Volume) Back, Biceps Backpack Rows
Inverted Rows
Alt. Bicep Curls
Backpack Shrugs
Towel Face Pulls
Sunday Rest - Recovery / Stretching
Exercise Explanations
Incline Push-Ups: Push-ups with feet elevated on a surface to increase chest and shoulder
activation.
Dumbbell Floor Press: Lie on the floor and press dumbbells upward like a bench press.
Pike Push-Ups: Body in an inverted V shape, push down to target shoulders.
Overhead Press: Press dumbbells or a weighted bag straight overhead, working shoulders.
Tricep Dips: Use a chair or low surface to lower and raise your body using your triceps.
Backpack Rows: Use a backpack with weight, pull it toward your torso to target your back.
Inverted Rows: Lay under a table or bar and pull your chest up to it.
Hammer Curls: Curl dumbbells with palms facing each other to work biceps and forearms.
Concentration Curls: Curl one dumbbell while seated, elbow braced on thigh.
Static Forearm Hold: Hold a dumbbell or bag in hand with arms straight for grip strength.
Bodyweight Squats: Lower and raise your body using only your legs, feet shoulder-width apart.
Weighted Goblet Squats: Hold a dumbbell or bag at chest level while doing squats.
Bulgarian Split Squats: One foot on chair behind, squat with front leg forward.
Glute Bridges: Lay on back, push hips upward to work glutes and hamstrings.
Calf Raises: Stand on toes repeatedly to build calf muscles.
Wall Sit: Sit against a wall in a squat position and hold.
Push-Ups: Classic push-up to target chest and triceps.
Arnold Press: Rotate dumbbells from front to overhead press position as you lift.
Lateral Raises: Lift weights straight out to the sides for shoulders.
Overhead Tricep Extension: Lift a dumbbell overhead and lower behind head, extending arms up.
Incline Pike Pushups: Feet on ground, hands elevated; targets upper chest and shoulders.
Backpack Shrugs: Hold a loaded backpack and shrug shoulders up.
Towel Face Pulls: Tie towel to door or post, pull toward face to target rear delts and upper back.
Alt. Bicep Curls: Alternate curling dumbbells for each arm.

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