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"Pectoralis major Of the two chest muscles, the pectoralis major (a.k.a. the pec major) is the one that commands the most real estate. You have one of these large, fan-shaped slabs on either side of your chest. Each one spans half of the upper chest, and has attachment points on the sternum (breastbone), ribs, clavicle (collarbone), and humerus (long bone of your upper arm). How to work the pec major: Different exercises can target a specific head. Hit the sternocostal head with moves like the dip, bench press, dumbbell fly, and decline bench press; and emphasize the clavicular head with the incline press and fly, says Jennifer Novak, M.S., C.S.C.S., performance recovery coach and founder of PEAK Symmetry Performance Strategies." ~ By Lauren Bedosky
Month 1 : Day 15
PERFORM EXERCISES FROM TOP TO BOTTOM AND REPEAT FOR 3 TOTAL ROUNDS
COMPOUND/SUPER/QUICK SETS ARE DONE BACK-TO-BACK WITH LITTLE TO NO REST
ROUND ONE (R1)=12 REPS, R2=10 REPS, R3=8 REPS
60 SECOND BREAK BETWEEN SETS
*Click on "Show Me The Exercise" button for a tutorial*
Exercise/Repetitions
ENSURE YOU START WITH A 5-10 MINUTE WARM UP (BIKE/JOG/JUMP ROPE)
CARDIO (Run /Bike /Elliptical /Row)
15 Minutes
Exercise/Repetitions
ENSURE YOU START WITH A 5-10 MINUTE WARM UP (BIKE/JOG/JUMP ROPE)
CARDIO (Run /Bike /Elliptical /Row)
15 Minutes
A Combination of Weighted and Body-Weight Exercises
Exercise/Repetitions
ENSURE YOU START WITH A 5-10 MINUTE WARM UP (BIKE/JOG/JUMP ROPE)
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