Deload Advanced week 14: Day 7 Deload Advanced week 14: Day 7
Centr Team
12 Apr 2024
This tutorial covers every exercise you'll be doing on day 7 of week 14.
Dumbbell seated Arnold press
Target: Shoulders, chest
Modification – Dumbbell single-arm seated press:
- If you're struggling to control one side, use a single-arm press to build strength and control on your weaker side.
Banded lateral raise
Target: Shoulders
Modification – Dumbbell lateral raise:
- If you're struggling to perform the exercise with a band, switch it out for a light dumbbell. You can do this exercise with one or both arms at a time.
Dumbbell incline rear fly
Target: Rear shoulders, upper back
Modification – Dumbbell standing rear fly:
- If you don't have an incline bench, perform the move standing.
Dumbbell bent-over row
Target: Back, latissimus dorsi, rhomboids, trapezius, biceps
Modification – Isometric dumbbell row:
- Perform the rows one at a time to give the other side a longer break in between reps.
Dumbbell skull crushers
Target: Triceps, lats
Modification – Dumbbell kickbacks:
- If skull crushers aggravate your elbows, switch to kickbacks to work your triceps.
Standing dumbbell curl
Target: Biceps
Modification – Dumbbell concentrated curls:
- If you're not feeling the bicep contraction, zoom in with a concentrated curl.
Dumbbell burpee curl + press
Target: Full body, biceps, shoulders
Dumbbell reverse row + curl
Target: Upper back, biceps, forearms
Dumbbell power clean + squat
Target: Full-body
Modification – Dumbbell back squat:
- Keep focus on just the squat.
Dumbbell devil press
Target: Full body
Walkout + push-up
Target: Full body
Flutter kicks
Target: Lower abs, hip flexors, quads
Modification – Bent-knee v-sit:
- Take pressure off the hip flexors with bent-knee v-sits.
Dumbbell sit-up + punches
Target: Abdominals, shoulders, chest
Dumbbell V-sit pass-under
Target: Abdominals, obliques, hip flexors
Cross-body mountain climbers
Target: Shoulders, hamstrings, core, triceps, quads
Modification – Mountain climbers:
- Bring down the intensity and complexity with mountain climbers.
- You can also step it out if the impact is too much.