Sculpt Tone Workout Guide

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SCULPT

& TONE
WORKOUT GUIDE
Creating the perfect workout to sculpt
and tone your body can be extremely
difficult.

Each day you're bombarded with the


best new exercises to try, each
conflicting with the last.

This leaves you hopping from


programme to programme and
exercise to exercise, meaning you
never see results and wondering if
what you're doing is the right thing.

That's why I have created the sculpt &


tone workout guide.

These exercises have been tried and


tested over many years and with many
other women who were in the same
position as you.

Each has seen phenomenal results,


and I want to share them with you.

Louis
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Sculpt & Tone is a 4-day training routine split
into 2 lower body days and 2 upper body days.
Please see scheduling recommendations below.

4 DAY SPLIT

LOWER A UPPER A REST DAY LOWER B UPPER B

If you only have time to train 3 days a week, no problem. You can still follow
this plan. Please see below two ways in which you can programme it.

3 DAY SPLIT PRIORITISING LOWER BODY

LOWER A REST DAY UPPER A REST DAY LOWER B

3 DAY SPLIT CYCLE


WEEK 1

LOWER A REST DAY UPPER A REST DAY LOWER B

WEEK 2

UPPER B REST DAY LOWER A REST DAY UPPER A

Keep repeating this rolling schedule.

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WORKOUT INFO
The most important aspect of your training is something called
progressive overload. This is what your body must experience to see
physical changes.

If it doesn't challenge you it doesn't change you.

What is progressive overload?

The easiest way to explain progressive overload is training harder than


last time. Each session you need to push yourself harder through
either lifting more weight or achieving more reps. This is why it's
important to record every session on your workout sheet. The sheet
will store all of your data so next time you can see what you did
previously so you can ensure you push to beat it each session.

RPE Scale

During each exercise you should be using a Rated Perceived Exertion


Scale The RPE scale is from 1-10, 1 being not hard minimal effort and
10 being very hard maximal effort resulting in no more reps left to give
even if you had a gun to your head. Each exercise you should be
aiming for an 8/10. A 10/10 is not required for muscle tone,
progressive overload is much more important.

Rep Ranges

In your workout you are provided rep ranges to stay within and an
example might be 8-10 reps. On the eighth rep you should start to feel
pretty shakey and the tenth rep should just about be achievable If
you're still reaching the same number of reps on the last set as you did
on the first, you need to push harder on your first set.

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WORKOUT PLAN
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To download your workout plan.

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HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE
I have provided short videos below showing you how you can
use this guide to get the most out of it and your training.

How To Use This Guide

How To Log Your Workouts

Understanding Intensifiers

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