The ONLY 3 Exercises You Need (men over 40)

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If you’re a man in his 40s, it’s likely your priorities have shifted a bit. Whether it’s kids, a wife, work, or all of the above, you don’t want to spend two hours in the gym each day like you did in your 20s. You just want to be able to show up, get your lifts in, and be done. And since you don’t have too much time in the gym, you want to make sure you’re making the most of it. The last thing you want is to wander around the gym aimlessly, not knowing what you should be doing, or even worse: injuring yourself in the process.

The truth is, there’s no need to do crazy long workouts like you may have done in your twenties. You can get the exact same results, if not better, by spending less time in the gym when you’re a bit more purposeful.

You see, as you get older, sometimes less is actually more.

And that’s why in this video I share the only 3 exercises you need for muscle growth, specifically for men over 40.

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1:21 Low incline bench press.
3:34 Pendlay row.
6:21 Barbell back squat.

GACXVI
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I am a 64 year old martial artist and I quit lifting weights 10 years....since then I do 4 exercises: Squats, dips, push ups and pull ups all 3 sets 12 reps and a 1600 calorie diet...drop weight from 223 to 175 and a daily 35 minute walk

seanconner
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Will be 68 at the end of this year. Still working out 4 times a week. Haven't missed a single video from you guys. Best info on YouTube. Keep up the good work!

lesliesaunders
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I’m 70. I do body weight squats (using a TRX), push ups and kettlebell swings as my standard routine every other day. On the alternate days l do a pretty basic set with resistance bands.
Every day I do 10/15 minutes of yoga (I vary it) to maintain flexibility.
I’m 6’2”, 13.5 stone (189 pounds) and 19% body fat.
I seem to be doing ok with minimal effort.
Regards to all

stanby
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For anyone who’s a novice and pushing their lifts up in weight, remember that bent over row is one of the best ways to injure your lower back. When the upper back can row a lot of weight but the lower back can’t support it, you can end up with disc injury. It’s a great exercise if you take it slow and watch the weight.

rxw
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I'm 56 years old and disabled. Last year, I lost my balance on December 24, 2021. I couldn't walk and had to go to the hospital for recovery. Transfered to rehabilitation for improving my strength. Caught the COVID 19 and quarantine for 10 days. Tooked my medication and vitamins to improve my health. Left rehabilitation to go home. Had a physical therapist came to my house for exercises. Later, I started to perform bed situps with 100 and wheelchair ♿ push-ups 100 for six months. I got much stronger daily and continue to exercise daily.

kevinlemelle
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I'm 46 and I still workout for 1 1/2 hours to 2 hours 3-4 times a week. I have a grown child, work from home, and have a home gym....plus I didn't start working out until 4 years ago...lol. I was never a fat guy but I had a dad bod most of my life. Now I'm in the best shape of my life...best decision I made about my health. I feel great!!!

manbeastnone
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I'm 40. Weight lifted since I was 19. Last year I got sick of it and switched to calisthenics with gym rings and have not looked back. I lost mass, but I love how lean I have become. An hour doing them destroys you. It's such a different experience and doesn't get boring.

wking
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42 years old here. I'm skipping the bent over rows and squats. Thank you! Seriously though, balance, endurance and flexibility are much more important to me now. For those in their 40s that can still squat and do bend over rows without back or knee pain, I salute you!

m.c.lippsss
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I’m 41, I use the Hex Bar Deadlift to target my legs & traps. You can still go deep if you use the bottom handles.
I do the good old fashioned Overhead press to get my shoulders and add chin-ups as a ‘Finisher’ to work my rear Delts.
The Front Squat is also very kind to your lower back.
I do use the Incline Bench to get pecks and triceps. My grip is a little closer to get more triceps in.
So far it’s been very good and I’m still building muscle as well as strength.

michaelray
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61 yrs here, hurt my back 18 yrs ago, ballooned up to 210lbs. At 5'4" I was extremely obese. Two years ago I decided to do something about it, I now weigh 145lbs. I still have some stubborn belly fat to get rid of, about 10 to 15 pounds. I need to start lifting to rebuild muscle and these exercises might just be exactly what I'm looking for. Subscribed.

JamesSmith-pcbh
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I'm 43 now, and I'm in better shape than when I was 25. ✅ Slim waist ✅ Abs ✅ Lower back finally not in pain ✅ Feeling great in my own skin ✅ healthy AF. Will not stop 💪💪💪no matter what.

ziutekkowalski
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Man over 40 here...Let's stay fit!

MassGainingGuy
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I'm 57, single, no kids, and work out on a mid-level bodybuilding program. My workouts are 1 to 2 hours per day, 4 or 5 days a week, and I do lift heavy on some days. I'm stronger and fitter now than I've ever been before in my life. My resting heart rate is about 47 BPM.

Turboy
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I’m 58 and still work out for days a week. I use dumbbells for chest shoulders biceps triceps legs and back . I also do 200 pushups a week!

ronaldcoleman
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Hi Folks at 77yrs I can press 37.5kg dbs for 8 reps and complete 44 dips on a dip bench, I weigh 79kgs, when I am not weight training I am cycling. Keep it up folks age is just a number. Lets make it to 100.

kennuff
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Im 66, doing this routine 3 weeks now. LOVE IT! Fits my life perfectly. Doing 3 times a week. Going to add occasional day of shoulder press, curls, and triceps pull downs. THANK YOU for great info.

Neel_
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I’m 43, watching this video as I’m doing low intensity cardio at the gym lol. More motivated than ever to get my life back. This was so informative. Thank you so much!

madhumediafilms
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I worked as a trainer for 22 years between 1993 and 2015. I’ve trained somewhere between ten and fifteen thousand clients in that time. From 12-year olds to seniors up to 92 years of age. From injured people to athletes. That’s my background.

All this experience led me to a full body program that I used extensively the last years of my professional career and I personally use it myself to this day. The program:

1) Leg press/squats/lunges. Pick your favorite. Personally I do lunges since I have a back injury stemming from my childhood that makes the other two impossible today.

2) Shoulder shrugs. The single most important excercise to prevent concussion if you take a fall and neck problems caused by monotonous work.

3) Seated row/lat pulldown/chin-ups. Pick your poison. Narrow grip and palms either facing eachother or your face to maximize the range of motion and the power output in your arms.

4) Dips. Preferably performed in a weight-assisted machine since it’s rare to find people that can go deep enough using their own bodyweight.

The program can be completed by immediately (NO rest) following the first excercise up with wall sits to squeeze the last out of your legs for extra effect and back extensions for your lower back.

There you have it. Do this and you will cover almost everything.

mattiaspettersson
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41 here. This is by far one of the most useful fitness videos I've seen in a while. TY

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