Exercise is an important component to overall health and wellness. Just like our meal plan, we made our exercise guide to be fully customizable and easy to fit into your schedule. At Natural Wellness we know that you have a busy schedule, and some of you may not have access to a gym. This plan was made to work with you.
Simple changes you can do without going to a gym are:
Use the stairs, instead of the elevator.
When going shopping, park your car further away from the stores.
If something is within walking distance, don’t drive.
Try to walk or swim for at least 30 minutes a day.
Try doing calisthenics exercises at home, such as push-ups,pull-ups & sit-ups.
Utilize exercise, aerobic, and yoga videos.
Use the weekends (Saturday & Sunday) to relax. Going to the beach, or playing your favorite sport are also great ways of staying active while enjoying yourself. The important thing is to relax mentally & physically to re-charge your batteries for the following week.
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Cardiovascular and weight training exercise can help strengthen your body and improve your quality of life. The best way to get a complete workout is to be efficient and consistent. This is why it’s important to design your routine to something that you can follow every week. The following chart demonstrates one of the most effective routines which only requires 4 days of training:
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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| Workout | Workout | Rest | Workout | Workout | Rest | Rest |
Sample combination:
Day 1 – Warm up. Cardiovascular exercise, chest, triceps, and calf muscles
Day 2 –Warm up. Cardiovascular exercise, back, biceps, and abdominals
Day 3 – REST (30-min walk, swim, or jog)
Day 4 –Legs, (Quadriceps and Hamstrings), abdominals
Day 5 – Shoulders, Traps, and Calf muscles cardiovascular exercise
Day 6 – REST (30-min walk, swim, or jog)
Day 7 –REST (30-min walk, swim, or jog)
WARM UP
It is important to warm up before starting your workout so that you do not strain any muscles. Try walking on the treadmill for 5 minutes. Also, when starting to work with weights, remember to start light and work your way up.
CARDIO
Your workout routine should contain approximately 30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise. Use your favorite machine – whether it’s the treadmill, the stair climber, or elliptical. Cardio exercise will increase your stamina, heart rate, and metabolism.
This routine is designed to increase lean muscle gains, develop a healthier, faster metabolism, and achieve healthy weight loss. In order to work each muscle group sufficiently in a short period of time, you will have to do three sets of three different exercises for each muscle group. Each set should consist of 8 to 15 reps to allow your muscles to work sufficiently. Always remember to take a short break (2 minutes) in between sets. This gives your muscles a chance to recuperate and increase stamina.
| Body Part | Exercise |
|---|---|
| Abdominals |
Combine leg raises and crunches, 3 to 4 sets of each, doing as many as you can for each set. |
| Back |
Lateral Pull-Downs: 3 sets, 15-12-10 repetitions Cable or Barbell Rows: 3 sets, 15-15-15 repetitions Hyper Extensions: 3 sets, 15-15-15 repetitions |
| Biceps |
Incline Dumbbell Bicep Curls: 3 sets, 15-12-10 repetitions Barbell Curls: 3 sets, 15-12-10 repetitions Bicep Curls with Cables: 3 sets, 18-12-12 repetitions |
| Chest |
Incline Dumbbell Presses: 3 sets, 15-12-10 repetitions respectively Flat Bench Presses: 3 sets, 15-12-10 repetitions respectively Dumbbell Flies: 3 sets, 15-12-15 repetitions |
| Shoulders |
Dumbbell Shoulder presses: 3 sets, 15-12-10 repetitions Front Extensions: 3 sets, 15-12-10 repetitions Side Extensions: 3 sets, 15-12-10 repetitions Rear Delt Extensions: 3 sets, 25, 20, 15 repetitions |
| Trapezius |
Dumbbell Shrugs: 3 sets, 20-18-16 repetitions Upright Rows: 4 sets, 15-15-12 repetitions |
| Triceps |
Barbell Skull Crushers: 3 sets, 15-15-12 repetitions Dumbbell Tricep Extensions: 3 sets, 12-10-10 repetitions Cable Tricep Extensions: 3 sets, 15-15-12 repetitions |
| Examples | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | |||
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Breakfast | Take 1 Scoop of B-In-Shape™ |
Recipe #B14 |
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Snack | Take 1 capsule of SliMax™ or SliMor™ after breakfast |
1 Apple or peach |
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Lunch | Use 4-In-1 Spices & 1 capsule of Multimor™ |
Recipe #S7 |
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Snack | Baby carrots and celery sticks with healthy dip |
Baby carrots and celery sticks with healthy dip |
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Dinner | Use 4-In-1 Spices & 2 capsules of Colonex™ + Acai after dinner |
Recipe #M6 |
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| Examples | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | |||
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Breakfast | Take 1 Scoop of B-In-Shape™ |
Recipe #B10 |
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Snack | Stay Active! 30-90 Minutes of exercise is all it takes! |
1 Orange or banana |
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Lunch | Use 4-In-1 Spices & 1 capsule of Multimor™ |
Recipe #S6 |
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Snack | Take 2 capsules of Colonex™ + Acai in the late afternoon |
1 Granola Bar |
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Dinner | Take 2 capsules of Nutricin™ + Goji after dinner |
Recipe #M9 |
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| Examples | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | |||
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Breakfast | Take 1 Scoop of B-In-Shape™ |
Recipe #B9 |
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Snack | Stay Active! 30-90 Minutes of exercise is all it takes! |
1 Apple or pear |
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Lunch | Use 4-In-1 Spices & 1 capsule of Multimor™ |
Recipe #S8 |
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Snack | Take 2 capsules of Colonex™ + Acai in the late afternoon |
1 Apple or pear |
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Dinner | Take 2 capsules of Nutricin™ + Goji after dinner |
Recipe #M8 |
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