Sam Sulekh's Workout Routine

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Workout Types

Strength Training
Hypertrophy Focus
Split Routine

Equipment Needed

1. Dumbbells
2. Barbell
3. Cable Machine
4. Smith Machine
5. Leg Extension Machine
6. Leg Curl Machine

Workout Summary

Main Goal: Build Muscle
Workout Type: Split Routine
Program Duration: 8 Weeks
Training Level: Intermediate

Overview

Follow Sam Sulekh's 7-day workout routine, crafted to maximize muscle growth and strength. This intermediate-level program features a split routine that targets key muscle groups with a blend of compound and isolation exercises. Commit to this 8-week plan for noticeable improvements in muscle size and performance.

Sam Sulekh's Workout Routine

Day 1: Back and Rear Delts

5 Exercises | 60 Mins

Kick off your week with a powerful start by focusing on your back and rear delts. This workout is all about pulling exercises that hit your lats, traps, and rear deltoids. Every rep should be controlled, emphasizing a strong mind-muscle connection. Feel the engagement in your back muscles, and watch your strength and size grow as you maintain strict form throughout.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can follow this Sam Sulekh's workout plan?

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This routine is suitable for intermediate lifters aiming to build muscle mass. Beginners might need to start with fewer sets or lighter weights.

Is this workout plan effective for muscle building?

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Yes, this plan focuses on hypertrophy, utilizing a split routine to target major muscle groups effectively.

How long should each workout session last?

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Each session should last between 60 to 90 minutes, depending on your rest intervals and intensity.

Can I add cardio to this routine?

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Yes, light cardio can be added on rest days or after workouts if your goal is to maintain cardiovascular fitness or support fat loss.

How important is rest in this routine?

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Rest is crucial for muscle recovery and growth. Ensure you’re taking the scheduled rest day seriously and getting adequate sleep.

Can I adjust the exercises if equipment is unavailable?

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Yes, exercises can be substituted with alternatives that target the same muscle groups using available equipment.

Is this workout suitable for fat loss?

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While the primary goal is muscle building, this workout can support fat loss when combined with a proper diet and possibly additional cardio.