I'm trying the Le sserafim workout for 2,5 weeks!
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My goals:
- get full 11 line abs (I occasionally do ab workouts and I gain muscles quickly so i do have some abs but I want them to be fully visible all the time)
- get toned arms
- lose 2kg (maybe, not necessarily, I just want to get under the 60kg)
It probably won't slim my legs but maybe I'll see some change there, too
Starting weight:
62,5kg
171cm
Did the workout today and yesterday -
The Le Sserafim workout is a pretty viral workout challenge. They shared their workout routine in a live and ever since then, everyone is trying it and gets crazy results
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I'm bored so I'll do Kazuhas ab routine workout too
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Ah I get it so it's basically bodyweight fast workout for cardio, stamina, fat burning
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Ah I get it so it's basically bodyweight fast workout for cardio, stamina, fat burning
It's not fast But yes, exactly, for cardio, stamina and fat burning/muscle building
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The burpees are wayyyyy too hard for me, sorry. I won't be doing them. I did 25 today and it almost killed me I'll start with doing 10 instead of 100
Goodluck with it! But pls start slow if you dont want to hurt yourself and actually lose your gains in long run - i did this mistake when i started out with calisthenics too. I understand you have a time limit for the trip and want to look good but hey you don't wanna be injured or dead tired during the trip either!
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Goodluck with it! But pls start slow if you dont want to hurt yourself and actually lose your gains in long run - i did this mistake when i started out with calisthenics too. I understand you have a time limit for the trip and want to look good but hey you don't wanna be injured or dead tired during the trip either!
Don't worry, I won't overdo it. It's not like I am in a hurry to lose a lot of weight or something like that, I just wanted to start calisthenics at some point and though that this would be quite a good challenge.
Thank you a lot though. Since you do calisthenics, do you have any more tips on how to start? -
If you want a great physique, start your work in the kitchen not the gym. Nutrition is the core of any successful exercise program, and you can either greatly enhance or limit your results based on how you handle your eating.
That's my word of advice from someone who has been on this health and wellness journey for years
When people say they want to be toned, that usually means they want to increase their lean body mass and reduce their body fat. Doing both at once isn't impossible, albeit very challenging.
But you need to start by determining your BMR (Basic Metabolic Rate) and figure out how much you can eat to be a moderate caloric deficit.
Good luck
Edit: I just saw that program's training volume. Unless you're already in great shape, that will kill you. I recommend toning down the rep range but about 50% and start with 3 sets. Progress your way to through both instead of starting out at 100%
Unless you're a professional bodybuilder, you're not going to get significant results in a couple of weeks. Take it slow or you'll either hurt yourself or burnout
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Don't worry, I won't overdo it. It's not like I am in a hurry to lose a lot of weight or something like that, I just wanted to start calisthenics at some point and though that this would be quite a good challenge.
Thank you a lot though. Since you do calisthenics, do you have any more tips on how to start?That's good to hear, hope you achieve your goal.
As for starting calisthenics, I would say making a personalised workout plan that doesn't overwhelm you will be a good starting point. Then be consistent because results with calisthenics are very different compared to regular weightlifting. Also I can't stress enough - dont overdo it, overdoing it can actually make you lose interest and more tired than otherwise and also put you at risk for injury.
I will share what I am doing rn to give you an idea, you can check if it makes any sense for you.
So for my routine, personally I had two issues starting out - one was time and the other was unable to go to gym so I actually started with researching online and figured out 6 sets of exercises (with different level ups variations) which can be easily done at home and train whole body. So I would suggest, you can do the same and see online which body part you want to work on and what you have or need for the said exercise (weights/resistance bands/ bars etc or if you have access to gym) and figure out a small workout plan by spacing those exercises through out the week.
My current plan is with 2 exercises each day that work on different muscles (30min- 1hr depending on reps). I always start slowly with less reps then gradually increase it e.g 2 sets of 30 then once l can do that without much trouble/pain I increase reps to 50 etc until I have completely mastered the current level...then I move to next tougher variation of the same exercise with less reps and gradually work my way up.
So for me its 6 days of workout with 2 exercises each and then 1 day for rest/stretch (i have a full body stretch routine for rest which can be skipped if i am feeling a little overwhelmed. You can switch to cardio if you dont want a rest day.)
You can start with something similar and modify your workout according to your needs and free time like more or less exercises per day or sets or reps whatever.
And lastly to keep myself on track i have saved my workout plan on an app which keeps a record of my workout progress and helps with reminders too. You can do that once you have made your personalised plan. It can make your routine more enjoyable.
This is the first routine I have actually managed to be consistent with lol otherwise I used to give it all for few days then bam no exercise for months.
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good luck my friend
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Oh, fuck no lol.
I checked out as soon as I saw the burpees.
Yeah, nah. I already hate working out and have to drag myself through hell just to go to the gym 2 times a week for like 30 minutes. There is no way I could do this lol. Only way I would even attempt a work out like this is if I had a personal trainer walking me through this and motivating me along the way. And, I'd still definitely be skipping the burpees and the plank crawl.
Now Kazuha's ab workout, I'm gonna be borrowing from that one. I've been looking for some none sit-up ab workouts. Need a little diversity to work the core on my non-gym days outside of the regular degular plank.
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