For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest for 60 seconds and continue with Set 3 (5 squats) and Set 4 (5 squats), before finishing with Set 5 and as many consecutive squats as you can comfortably manage (at least 7, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue). The 60 seconds rest between each level should allow you to complete the workout, but don't be surprised if you experience some minor fatigue towards the end.
Treat yourself to a rest day before moving on to Day 2, and then again before you complete Day 3. I find that Monday, Wednesday, Friday works well and allows you to use the weekend for rest and recovery before moving on to the next stage of the program. Feel free to juggle the plan around to meet your busy schedule, but make sure you rest in between workout days.For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest for 60 seconds and continue with Set 3 (5 squats) and Set 4 (5 squats), before finishing with Set 5 and as many consecutive squats as you can comfortably manage (at least 7, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue). The 60 seconds rest between each level should allow you to complete the workout, but don't be surprised if you experience some minor fatigue towards the end.
Treat yourself to a rest day before moving on to Day 2, and then again before you complete Day 3. I find that Monday, Wednesday, Friday works well and allows you to use the weekend for rest and recovery before moving on to the next stage of the program. Feel free to juggle the plan around to meet your busy schedule, but make sure you rest in between workout days.For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest for 60 seconds and continue with Set 3 (5 squats) and Set 4 (5 squats), before finishing with Set 5 and as many consecutive squats as you can comfortably manage (at least 7, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue). The 60 seconds rest between each level should allow you to complete the workout, but don't be surprised if you experience some minor fatigue towards the end.
Treat yourself to a rest day before moving on to Day 2, and then again before you complete Day 3. I find that Monday, Wednesday, Friday works well and allows you to use the weekend for rest and recovery before moving on to the next stage of the program. Feel free to juggle the plan around to meet your busy schedule, but make sure you rest in between workout days.For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest for 60 seconds and continue with Set 3 (5 squats) and Set 4 (5 squats), before finishing with Set 5 and as many consecutive squats as you can comfortably manage (at least 7, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue). The 60 seconds rest between each level should allow you to complete the workout, but don't be surprised if you experience some minor fatigue towards the end.
Treat yourself to a rest day before moving on to Day 2, and then again before you complete Day 3. I find that Monday, Wednesday, Friday works well and allows you to use the weekend for rest and recovery before moving on to the next stage of the program. Feel free to juggle the plan around to meet your busy schedule, but make sure you rest in between workout days.For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest for 60 seconds and continue with Set 3 (5 squats) and Set 4 (5 squats), before finishing with Set 5 and as many consecutive squats as you can comfortably manage (at least 7, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue). The 60 seconds rest between each level should allow you to complete the workout, but don't be surprised if you experience some minor fatigue towards the end.
Treat yourself to a rest day before moving on to Day 2, and then again before you complete Day 3. I find that Monday, Wednesday, Friday works well and allows you to use the weekend for rest and recovery before moving on to the next stage of the program. Feel free to juggle the plan around to meet your busy schedule, but make sure you rest in between workout days.For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest for 60 seconds and continue with Set 3 (5 squats) and Set 4 (5 squats), before finishing with Set 5 and as many consecutive squats as you can comfortably manage (at least 7, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue). The 60 seconds rest between each level should allow you to complete the workout, but don't be surprised if you experience some minor fatigue towards the end.
Treat yourself to a rest day before moving on to Day 2, and then again before you complete Day 3. I find that Monday, Wednesday, Friday works well and allows you to use the weekend for rest and recovery before moving on to the next stage of the program. Feel free to juggle the plan around to meet your busy schedule, but make sure you rest in between workout days.For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest for 60 seconds and continue with Set 3 (5 squats) and Set 4 (5 squats), before finishing with Set 5 and as many consecutive squats as you can comfortably manage (at least 7, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue). The 60 seconds rest between each level should allow you to complete the workout, but don't be surprised if you experience some minor fatigue towards the end.
Treat yourself to a rest day before moving on to Day 2, and then again before you complete Day 3. I find that Monday, Wednesday, Friday works well and allows you to use the weekend for rest and recovery before moving on to the next stage of the program. Feel free to juggle the plan around to meet your busy schedule, but make sure you rest in between workout days.For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest for 60 seconds and continue with Set 3 (5 squats) and Set 4 (5 squats), before finishing with Set 5 and as many consecutive squats as you can comfortably manage (at least 7, but not so many that you damage muscle tissue). The 60 seconds rest between each level should allow you to complete the workout, but don't be surprised if you experience some minor fatigue towards the end.
Treat yourself to a rest day before moving on to Day 2, and then again before you complete Day 3. I find that Monday, Wednesday, Friday works well and allows you to use the weekend for rest and recovery before moving on to the next stage of the program. Feel free to juggle the plan around to meet your busy schedule, but make sure you rest in between workout days.For example: let's say you managed 18 squats. Looking at the second column, Day 1 begins with Set 1 (8 squats), a rest period of 60 seconds, before moving on to Set 2 (8 squats). Rest