Fitness

Fitness

Click here for some general guidelines for the Fourteen23 approach to exercise!

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General Exercise Guidelines

Fat Loss

  • Elevated heart rate is key
  • Higher intensity, more reps, less weight
  • Cardio is vital

Hypertrophy

  • Focusing on growth (size) of muscles, less on strength 
  • Fatigue of the muscle is most important variable
  • Weight/Reps less important
  • Typically ~ 6-15 reps is common 
  • Moderate rest

Strength Training

  • Focusing on strength, less on actual size
  • Lift HEAVY
  • Low reps and sufficient rest
  • Typically ~ 1-5 reps is common 

Sports Performance

  • Focusing on functional power, less on just size or just strength 
  • Have to train your body to both move heavy things and move things quickly 
  • Train muscles in all planes of motion (Transverse, Sagittal, Frontal) 

Workout Generator Tool

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Weight Guesstimator Tool

If you’re not sure what weight to start out with to get close to the target rep number, fill out the upper portion of the form on the left with some information about how strong you are at that particular lift, fill out how many reps you are supposed to aim for at the bottom and then give that weight a try!

* NOTE: This estimation is mostly accurate if the “Reps” on the top portion are less than 10!

* NOTE: This is just a suggestion based on empirical data and proven studies but the accuracy may vary from person to person. Use with caution and make sure you have a spotter!

Weight Guesstimator Tool

If you’re not sure what weight to start out with to get close to the target rep number, fill out the upper portion of the form on the left with some information about how strong you are at that particular lift, fill out how many reps you are supposed to aim for at the bottom and then give that weight a try!

* NOTE: This estimation is mostly accurate if the “Reps” on the top portion are less than 10!

* NOTE: This is just a suggestion based on empirical data and proven studies but the accuracy may vary from person to person. Use with caution and make sure you have a spotter!

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Relevant Resources

Personal Blogs

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