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Finish Strong!
Finish the week strong, fellas! Train hard and execute every rep with intention!
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Welcome!
Welcome to the group Trae, Anthony, and Tom! Feel free to ask any questions! Let’s go!!
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Welcome!
Welcome to the TDGP Starter Cycle! Start with Day 1- Legs A and comment when you finish each session. Let’s work!!
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Day 7: Arms, Calves
Purpose: achieve the feeling of 2-Liter Bottle Arms!!! BIG pump. Session Time: 45 minutes **Superset ALL Bicep and Tricep exercises Tricep Straight Bar Cable Extension: 4 sets of 20 reps, 60 seconds rest, Focus: maintain constant rep motion. Try not to stop on any rep, and do NOT rush!! (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Bicep Cable Curls: 4 sets of 20 reps, 60 seconds rest, Focus: maintain constant rep motion. Try not to stop on any rep, and do NOT rush!! (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Tricep Dip Machine: 3 sets of 12 reps, 90 seconds rest, increase weight each set. The last set should be difficult! Focus: maintain proper posture and control; through the movement. (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Barbell Bicep Curl: 3 sets of 10 reps, 90 seconds rest, increase weight each set. The last set should be difficult! Focus: maintain proper posture and control; through the movement. (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Overhead Tricep Cable Extension: 3 sets of 15 reps, pick one weight that will make ALL 3 sets difficult. Hold each rep in the stretch position for 2 seconds. Focus: control each rep, feel a BIG stretch (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Preacher Curl Machine: 3 sets of 15 reps, ick one weight that will make ALL 3 sets difficult. Hold each rep in the squeeze position for 2 seconds. Focus: control each rep, feel a BIG stretch (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Calves: 3 sets of 25 reps, constant motion
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Go ask that girl you like on the date because this arm pump should have you feeling invincible!
Day 6: Shoulders and Abs
Purpose: to ensure maximum blood flow to the delts **I've had the best Session Time: 60-75 minutes Rear Delt Fly Machine- 4 sets of 20 reps, 75 seconds rest, Focus: each set of these should leave your rear delts screaming. Focus on maintaining a neutral spine, while driving your hands out and back. Your torso and arms should look like a perfect "t". (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Dumbbell Lateral Raises: 4 sets of 15 reps, 75 seconds rest, Focus: the last two sets should be difficult to complete, control each rep throughout the movement. Do NOT bounce! Think hands down and around and up, again into a perfect "t". (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Smith Machine Seated Shoulder Press: 3 sets of 10-12 reps, 120 seconds rest, Focus: maintaining proper posture and controlling each rep (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Single Arm Cable Lateral Raises: Perform 3 sets of 15 reps on each side, 45 seconds rest after both sides are completed, Focus: hold each rep at the top for a quick count (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Hand-Toe Plank: 30 seconds hold, 45 seconds rest, 3 sets, Focus: to engage core and maintain a rigid posture. These should also tax your shoulders extremely well after shoulder day. (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership) Ab Crunch Machine: 2 sets of 15 reps, 45 seconds rest between sets. Focus: engage core with each rep, do not use arms, elbows, or neck to crank the weight down (Full video tutorials available inside TDGP Membership)
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Who can lift their arms?
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Training consistently and sharing my workouts so others can follow along and build confidence in the gym.

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