POLA LATIHAN UNTUK PEMULA | FULL BODY WORKOUT

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1) Use a Time-Efficient Full-Body Plan

• Train the whole body in one session (legs, back, chest, shoulders, arms, core).
• Best frequency for beginners: 2–4x per week.
• Alternate which day you start on each week to distribute variety evenly. Examples:
  • 3 days/week: Day 1 → Day 2 → Day 3, repeat next week
  • 2 days/week: switch the starting day every week (alternate Day 1 and Day 3)

2) Prioritize the Right Order of Muscle Work (Energy Management)

Start with largest muscle groups first, then go to smaller ones:

• Leg press / squats first
• Back work second
• Chest/shoulders then arms
• Core last

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The 3-Day Full-Body Workout Structure (Main Ideas)

Day 1 (General Emphasis)

• Leg press: hits quads, posterior chain, and calves
• Lat pulldown (overhand grip variation)
• Single-arm dumbbell row (balances left/right)
• Dumbbell incline press (adjust chest angle: incline/flat/decline to bias areas)
• Dumbbell lateral raises (side delts for a V-shape)
• Triceps rope extension, then dumbbell biceps curls (left/right separately)
• Crunches (core training; also noted as helpful for other sports)

Day 2 (General Emphasis)

• Squats first (prioritize form over ego)
  • Tip: go to at least 90° (parallel or deeper if anatomy allows)
• Cable row (constant tension)
• Bench press (technique over load)
• Butterfly (chest “fly” isolation; mind-muscle connection)
• Reverse fly / reverse shoulder work (rear delts/posture)
• Overhead triceps extension (dumbbell)
• Hammer curls (emphasize brachialis for a fuller biceps look)
• Finish with crunch variation or calf work/raises (as outlined in the plan)

Day 3 (General Emphasis)

• Hamstring-focused work (“back thighs”) to support knee health/injury prevention
• Reverse/underhand pulldown grip (more biceps involvement; lats/upper back emphasis varies by grip)
• Dips (bodyweight/assisted)
  • Tip: use a wider grip and slight forward lean to bias chest over triceps
• Single-arm lateral raises (side delts)
• Single-arm triceps extensions (left/right separately for mind-muscle connection and balance)
• Seated curls (stricter than standing; reduces cheating/swinging)
• Reverse crunch (core; trains abs with emphasis on different regions)

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Training Methodology (Reps, Sets, Rest, Load)

3) Set Goals With Reps + Progression

• Sets: 3–4 sets per exercise
  • Beginners or limited time: 3 sets
  • Up to 4 sets if 3 feels insufficient
• Reps (recommended ranges):
  • Beginners: 10–15 reps
    • Note: the video mentions 15–20 sometimes, but warns people may fatigue cardio before muscles at 20.
  • ~3–6 months trained: 6–12 reps for a harder hypertrophy challenge
• Weight selection rule of thumb:
  • If you can’t reach 10 reps → weight is too heavy
  • If you can do >15 reps → weight is too light
• Technique and tempo matter most
  • Don’t chase failure at the expense of form.

4) Rest Between Sets Based on Intensity

• General rest: 1–3 minutes
• Adjust by movement type:
  • Heavy/intense (e.g., squats): 3–5 minutes
  • Lighter (e.g., crunches): 30–60 seconds (up to ~1.5 minutes)
• Aim to start the next set with full energy.

5) Mind-Muscle Connection + Balance

• Use single-arm / left-right separated movements (rows, curls, lateral raises, triceps) to:
  • Improve mind-muscle connection
  • Reduce left/right strength imbalances

6) Form-First Approach (Protect Joints and Reduce Injury Risk)

• Squat and bench: don’t use ego
  • Focus on proper technique and safe depth/range
• Emphasize hamstrings to help reduce knee issues and injury risk.

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Presenters / Sources

• Bobby Ida (host/presenter)
• Channel/series name: “Tuna and fit” (referenced in the subtitle: “Welcome back to Tuna and fit with me Bobby Ida”)