Basic Strength Exercises

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BASIC STRENGTH

EXERCISES
BY: DR. VISMINDA L. DETALLA,J.D.
SPECIFIC LEARNING OUTCOMES

 Identify the different muscle groups related to specific strength exercises.


 Perform exercises to strengthen muscle groups.
 Demonstrate understanding of the variables of training to strength exercises program by
presentation of examples.
 Create a basic strength exercises program by applying the variables of training
Flow of Discussion

Exercises to
strengthen your Variables of Strength
Six muscles group
muscles using Training Challenge Matrix
body weights
Six Muscle Group

 CHEST
 SHOULDER
 BACK
 ARMS
 CORE/ABS
 LEGS
CHEST
SHOULDERS
BACK
ARMS
ABS/CORE
LEGS
body weights

Exercises to strengthen your muscles using


body weights
CHEST SHOULDERS BACK ARMS ABS LEGS
Wide push-ups Incline push-up. Super hero hold Coffee grinder Knee crunches Squats
One leg push up

Narrow push-up Crab walk. Pillar bridge Crab walker Cross crunches Lunges
Push-back push-up

Diamond push-up Plank to Down Dog Elevated glute bridge Seal walker Cycling crunches Donkey kicks

Incline push-up Pike push-up. Bird dog Human wheel barrow Leg raisers Side to side lunges

Decline push-up Elevated pike push-up. Dead bug Arm pull Heel touches

Triceps bench dip Plank-up. Russian twists

Wall walk-up. Battle rope

Battle rope Battle rope Elbow plunk Battle rope


VARIABLES OF TRAINING

 Volume
Volume in exercise program design describes the amount of exercise performed within a
specific time period. For example, volume within a training session or over a weekly basis.
Volume is defined as either;
 Total repetitions (sets x repetitions)
 Volume load (sets x repetitions x resistance)
 Sets
 It is a group of consecutive repetitions.
 Intensity
 Training intensity, should be manipulated in exercise program design according to the
desired goal and is generally determined by repetition range.
 Rest Intervals
 A rest interval is the amount of time between the end of one set and the start of the
next set or exercise in an exercise program.
 Frequency
 Training frequency in exercise program design refers to the number of training
sessions completed within a specified period.
LEARNING ACTIVITY

For each muscle group, choose three exercises to do with your group applying the
variables of training that is appropriate to your goal. Used the matrix in the example.
Ex.
Goal:____________
Muscles Volumes Sets Repetition Rest interval Frequency
Bicep curl 5 / 8 lbs 3 8 reps 5 secs. 3 session
STRENGTH EXERCISES CHALLENG

 PERFORM EACH OF THE EXERCISES IN THE MATRIX AND RECORD THE NUMBER OF REPETITIONS
YOU PERFORM WITHIN 5 MINUTES AN INTERVAL OF 5 SECONDS BFORE THE NEXT SET. USE THE
MATRIX. ATTACH DOCUMENTATIONN.
EXERCISES 1ST SET 2ND SET 3RD 4th set
5 MINUTES 5 MINUTES SET 5 MINUTES
5 MINUTES

PLANK
(BODY WEIGHTS)

PUSH UPS
(BODY WEIGHTS)

SQUATS
(BODYWEIGHTS

LUNGES WITH
WEIGHTS
e.g.
dumbells/barbelss/mi
niral water.

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