Make your figure as one of a model – training schedule for women
Published August 16, 2011 | 
Make your figure as one of a model – training schedule for women
How much should one exercise to look like a model?
In my youth I went to the workouts daily and even a couple of times a day. It was an obvious bust. It’s good that I was not knocked out by overtraining. Then I began to practice less and this has borne fruit: for 6 times I won the title of “Miss Olympia”.
As regards to the optimal schedule of workouts, I “figured” it by trial and many errors. There was no other way at my age. Female fitness was in prospect, and none of us, the pioneers did not really understand how to train. Today the situation has changed fundamentally. The science has established that the woman’s body responds to the exercises with weights as well as the men’s.
Women have the same muscle fibers, but their diameter is less. The upper body muscles in women are inferior in strength. However, the leg muscles are potentially as much as men. Under the influence of exercises there increases the strength of women and the muscle volume and simultaneously they lose the fat layer.
When you correct your figure according to some standard, you will inevitably have to increase some muscle. And here comes into play a typically masculine principle: the heavier your rod, the greater the result.
If we talk about the frequency of training, then men train for long hours. This rule is also true for women.
However, a specific training schedule is determined by your level of fitness, your goals, the time that you have.
Do you want to pump up elastic muscles or lose weight? Are you new to the sport or have some experience? Who are you? A student, an employee or a mommy? Or both together? In each case, the frequency of training will have to be determined individually.
Well, now I want to advise a woman who seeks complete transformations of her figure in accordance with the fitness standard. She is not constrained by time and circumstances. But even she would not have to go training every day. Seriousness of purpose does not mean only work with no lumen and recreation. No, rest in fitness is as important as exercise. The training only runs positive reactions in the muscles. But at full strength they are going when you’re watching your favorite TV series.
The frequency of training for women
The number of trainings increases with the training experience. It is associated with the improved fitness and increase in the muscle endurance.
Exercise mode
Train all the muscles in one workout.
Divide the muscles of the body at the “top” and “bottom”. Train the “top” and “bottom” separately. Alternate the workouts. Devote your training only for 1-2 muscles, load one muscle only 1-2 times a week.
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