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Booty 101
Nutrition
Glossary
Calendar
Workouts
Hey bootyful
Do you want to grow your glutes, round and lift that
peach and create more shape in your body? Well this
FREE ebook is for you!
I've put together a full week of training with a huge
emphasis on glute development that you can follow
for 4-6 weeks before needing to progress to
something new to keep stimulating your muscles for
growth.
I hope you enjoy this ebook!
If you love this training style feel free to check out
my coaching platform Train With Soph to access
custom training and nutrition programs designed
specifically for you for continuous growth and goal
getting!
Soph xx
BOOTY 101 So, you wanna grow that peach huh?
I'm with you sis! I've worked hard to build a booty,
and I know you can do the same if you follow the
right program!
Like any muscle, in order to grow the booty we
need to follow the principles for muscle growth.
We need progressive overload. That is, ensuring
the muscle is being forced to grow using
different methods to stimulate it.
Our glutes can handle a fair bit of volume (sets x
reps x load) and respond well to a variety of rep
ranges.
The functions of the glutes include hip
extension, abduction/ adduction, posterior
pelvic tilt and external/ internal rotation. Which
is why you'll find a variety of exercises in this
ebook that use all four functions with different
rep schemes and loads (heavy and light loads
using high, moderate and low reps).
Your goal throughout this program is to increase
the weight you're lifting every week. Whether
that's 5kg or 40kg - both are progress and both
will achieve progressive overload.
Want the secret to growing muscle?
Increase your strength + perform it with perfect
technique ;)
NUTRITION
Our training dictates our ability to grow muscle,
our nutrition dictates our body fat % and
weight.
YES you can grow muscle whilst losing body fat
(eating in a calorie deficit) BUT this is easier for
newer trainers. It's also much easier to build
muscle from maintenance calories or in a small
surplus of 100-200 calories a day.
So my advice is to start at maintenance calories
and if you're wanting to speed things up a little
eat in a calorie surplus.
Not sure how to figure out calories and macros
for your goal? I got chu!
All my Train With Soph programs come with
customised nutrition programs where you can
set your goal (fat loss, maintain or build), let me
know your dislikes/ food allergies, food
preference (vegan, vegetarian, low carb etc)
and I'll do the work for you!
For more info head to my website here.
GLOSSARY
Series (A, B, C1, C2...): A single exercise or exercises grouped together by letter to form
supersets or trisets e.g. Series A = a single exercise (straight
set)A1 A2 = two exercises performed back to back (superset)A1
A2 A3 = three exercises completed back to back (tri-set)
REPS: Stands for repetitions, the number of times you repeat that
exercise in a given set eg. 8
SET: The number of times you repeat the total rep scheme e.g. 3 sets
of 8 reps
STRAIGHT SET: Completing the same exercise for the number of sets listed
before moving onto the next series eg. A. 3 sets of
squatsSuperset: Two sets performed back to back with the
allocated rest period eg. 3 sets of squats and leg extensions
(A1. squats A2. leg extensions = 1 superset)
TECHNICAL FAILURE: The point at which your body starts to break perfect technique
during exercising (when injuries are more likely to occur)
FAILURE: Failure: The point at which your body cannot continue the
exercise
REVERSE PYRAMID TRAINING Starting with your heaviest weight in the first set, and
RPT decreasing your weight while increasing your reps across the
following sets
AMRAP TRAINING Your goal is to complete as many reps as possible in the
(As Many Reps As Possible): allocated time period OR in this case, until technical failure
NOTES
CALENDAR
Feel free to complete workouts as you're able to fit into your schedule. However note for best
glute development sufficient rest must be factored in.
Prioritise at least 1 day in between lower body workouts
Prioritise sleep and recovery outside of your training sessions too
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