#ForTheMotivated | 15 Year Old Cameron
It takes a lot of maturity and focus for a 15 year old to take up action to positively improve their health and fitness. Not only does Cameron find time to train, he’s a full time student with focused extra curricular activities. He’s well on his way to becoming a strong man, mentally and physically and we’re happy to be part of his journey
The best thing you can do with young clients is get them used to co-ordinated, loaded movements. This means a lot of squats, presses, pulls. These help to build what are called movement patterns which can be applied to other movements such as pushing, running, jumping etc.
It helps translate movement into other activities which, for a young trainee, should be key. He’ll be strong and ballistic in whichever activity he turns himself to.
We have deemed it unhealthy to take measurements, weight and body fat at this stage of Cameron’s training. He’s 15 and we don’t want to develop complexes. BUT we and his family can see a much prouder standing, stronger, leaner Cameron than the one who first started a few months ago
Cameron’s Programme
EXERCISE TR:
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Reps
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Weight
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Sets
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Bench
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5
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35
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Squat
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5
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20
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Bent Row
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5 |
35
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Press
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3,2,2
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27.5
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Deadlift
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5
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65
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2
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Leg Press
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10
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70
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3
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Cable pull
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10
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3
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ASSISTANCE
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reps | weight | sets |
Skull crusher
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10
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Shoulder press machine
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10
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15
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Inverted Row
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10
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Chest press
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10
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20
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