The five exercises in this routine were specifically chosen to give you that defined look, as well as help you develop upper-body strength, for the best 45-minute back workout of all time.
How it works
Breaking your workout down to “single body part sessions” is an ideal method of training for those individuals who have a specific objective and/or goal in mind. Professionals such as bodybuilders, powerlifters, and athletes have advanced training and experience—and usually their training will include two separate body parts per day. For example, a chest routine in the morning, and a back routine in the afternoon.
Some studies have reported that a 45-minute workout is an ideal training format for growth and development. Typically, your body is in a building state after a 40- to 45-minute session. In other words, it’s at its strongest during that time. Any additional time added or infused into the program puts your body in what we call “recovery mode” because of fatigue—it’s also the phase when most injuries occur.
Directions
Perform the following exercises 3 sets each, 8-10 repetitions, 90-120 seconds rest, and increase weight by 10lbs in each set. For best results, allow your back to rest at least for two days before re-training.
