Spartan Testosterone Method
Spartan Testosterone Method
Spartan Testosterone Method
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What is TESTOSTERONE
Here’s are some key points about testosterone:
1. Hormone Production: Produced in the testes (in males), ovaries (in females), and adrenal
glands.
3. Functions: Influences muscle and bone mass, facial and body hair growth, voice
deepening, mood, libido, and energy levels.
4. Regulation: Controlled by feedback loops involving the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and
testes/ovaries.
- Modern Concept:
It's a contemporary fitness or health regimen inspired by ancient Spartan warriors.
- Inspiration:
Draws from the rigorous training and lifestyle of Spartans known for their intense physical
training and discipline.
- Objectives:
Focuses on optimizing testosterone levels through a combination of intense physical exercise
and possibly specific dietary strategies.
- Historical Inspiration:
While inspired by Spartan practices, it isn't a direct historical method used by ancient Spartans
themselves.
- Integration of Science:
Blends historical inspiration with modern fitness and health science to achieve its objectives.
This method emphasizes disciplined training and possibly dietary adjustments to achieve fitness
goals, reflecting a modern interpretation of the Spartan warrior ethos rather than a direct
historical practice.
HIIT involves alternating between short bursts of intense activity and periods of
rest or low-intensity exercise. This type of training can significantly boost
testosterone levels compared to traditional steady-state cardio. For example,
sprint for 30 seconds, then walk or jog for 1-2 minutes, and repeat for a total of
15-20 minutes.
3. Reducing stress:
High sugar intake can lead to insulin resistance and weight gain, both of which
are linked to lower testosterone levels. Reduce consumption of sugary snacks,
desserts, and beverages, and opt for whole foods like fruits and vegetables to
satisfy your sweet cravings.
Both excessive calorie intake and severe calorie restriction can disrupt hormone
balance. Overeating can lead to obesity, which is associated with lower
testosterone levels, while undereating can cause nutrient deficiencies and reduce
testosterone production. Aim for a balanced diet that meets your caloric needs,
supports your activity level, and includes all essential nutrients.
9. Supplementing with vitamins and minerals like vitamin D, zinc, and magnesium:
Deficiencies in these nutrients are linked to low testosterone levels. Vitamin D
can be synthesized in the skin through sun exposure, but supplementation may
be necessary, especially in winter months.
Zinc is crucial for testosterone production and can be found in meat, shellfish,
and legumes. Magnesium supports numerous bodily functions, including
testosterone production, and is found in leafy greens, nuts, and seeds.
Cholesterol is a precursor to
testosterone. Including healthy sources of cholesterol, such as eggs, lean meats,
and dairy products, can support hormone production. Avoid processed and trans
fats, which can negatively affect heart health and hormone balance.
Excessive alcohol intake can lower testosterone levels and impair liver function,
which is crucial for hormone metabolism. To maintain optimal testosterone
levels, avoid alcohol or consume it in moderation. This means limiting intake to
no more than one drink per day for women and two drinks per day for men.
Avoiding products containing BPA and other endocrine disruptors can help
maintain testosterone levels. These chemicals are found in some plastics, canned
foods, and personal care products. Use BPA-free containers, opt for fresh or
frozen foods instead of canned, and choose natural personal care products.
External Care:
2. Use a serum: use one of the serum as per your skin type & requirement.
Morning Night
Vitamin C Retinol
Looks
1. Good posture
2. Mewing
3. Neck workout
4. Hair routine
5. Basic hygiene
6. Nose breathing
7. Eyebrows
8. Clothing style
Workout Split
Monday: Push (Chest and Triceps)
Chest Fly 3 x 15
Overhead Tricep 3 x 15
Extension
Tricep Dips 3 x 20
Preacher Curl 3 x 15
Wednesday: Shoulders
Shoulder Press 3 x 15
Lateral Raises 3 x 15
Front Raise 3 x 15
Reverse Fly 3 x 20
Dumbbell Shrug 4 x 15
Triceps)
Chest Fly 3 x 15
Lat Pull-Down 3 x 15
Preacher Curl 3 x 15
Saturday: Legs
Squats 4 x 15
Leg Press 3 x 20
Leg Extension 3 x 15
Leg Curl 3 x 15
Lunges 3 x 20
Calf raises 4 x 20
Sumo squats 3 x 20
HIIT WORKOUT
#WHAT to start with⬇️
•Treadmill Running (2-3Km)
OR
•Stairs Running 50 Rounds
⬇️
#THEN after Running Session go with these
•Burpees - 10*5