Rotator Cuff 95%
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Background
How I got started doesn't matter anymore... What matters is that I'm keeping it off! http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/trans_o4018.htm
Because I am a control freak and if I put my mind to it, I know can accomplish anything.
TuffGirl's Progress & Goals

TuffGirl's Program
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My Workout Program
Warm-up
Warm-ups are performed based upon the body part being exercised that day.
Each day before the workout is 10 minutes of cardio: treadmill, stairmaster
Arm warm-up is done with 2.5 lbs weight:
Curls (2 sets of 10)
Kick-backs (2 sets of 10)
Overhead press (2 sets of 10)
Chest/Shoulders warm-up is done with 2.5 lbs weight:
Standing Chest Press (2 sets of 10)
Rotator cuff (2 sets of 10)
Standing Military (2 sets of 10)
Legs
Incorporated with cardio
*Note: due to Regina’s past knee injury no weight is used with legs.
Lats/Traps
Rotator cuff (2 sets of 10)
Reverse Chest Press (2 sets of 10)
Shrugs (2 sets of 10)
Military (modified, 2 sets of 10)
Basic Schedule:
Monday – Chest/Shoulders
Tuesday – Arms
Wednesday – Legs
Thursday – Arms
Friday – Lats/Traps
Basic Workout:
*Note: pyramids, drop-sets, compound, “prison” sets are incorporated to change up fatigue level and includes weight increases/decreases. This is dependent upon Regina’s schedule (whether we are working on toning or building) which usually incorporates a toning cycle and building cycle. Most workouts are performed with dumb-bells to incorporate other muscle groups.
Arms: (3 sets, switching from Bicep to Tricep)
Standing EZ Curl (20 – 50 lbs)
Seated Tricep Press (10 – 20 lbs)
Incline Bench EZ Curl (10 – 30 lbs)
Kickbacks (5 – 15 lbs)
Cable Curls (10 – 50 lbs)
“Wood Choppers” – tricep (10 – 40 lbs)
Concentration Curls (“prison”, 15,10,5 in succession 3 sets)
Hammer Curls (“prison”, 15,10,5 in succession 3 sets) alternate with concentration curls
Cable Tricep Press (30 – 70 lbs)
Inside pull-ups
Dips
Legs:
All performed on exercise floor:
Grapevines
Lunges
Hops
Leaps
Chest/Shoulders:
Flat bench (10 – 30 lbs)
Incline bench (10 – 30 lbs)
Decline bench (10 – 30 lbs)
“V”s (3 – 8 lbs)
Push-ups (3 – 10)
Seig Heils (3 – 10 lbs)
Side Laterals (3 – 10 lbs)
Arnold Military Press ( 3 – 10 lbs)
Standing Military (45 lbs bar)
Lats/Traps
Assisted Pull-ups
Rows (40 – 70 lbs)
Lat Pull-Down (10 – 70 lbs)
Cybex Lat Machine (50 – 90 lbs)
Dumb-bell shrugs (30 – 40 lbs)
Overhead Pose/Squeeze (3 – 8 lbs)
Peek-a-boos (10 lbs plate
Overhead Press in Place (45 lbs bar)
Inverted Row (35 – 45 lbs bar)
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My Supplement Program View My Full Supplement Program
My Motivation Program View My Full Motivation Program
My Motivation Program
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I am totally fascinated with RICKSON GRACIE:
A modern day legend, Rickson Gracie has gained international acclaim for his leadership in disseminating the art and philosophy of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. He espouses strong family values and a healthy life-style. He is the epitome of discipline, determination and sportsmanship.
About TuffGirl
daddysgirl66
her name says it all "Tuffgirl"
DanceDiva
Loved her transformation story, and cheer her success.
eomrat
Just look at her progress picks. Sometimes we end up where we never wanted to be. Some sit and cry and some stand and fight. Regina fought.
jadvisor
I can tell they work hard for what the have aquired.

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