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THE EBT SCIENCE BASED

BEGINNER
WORKOUT ROUTINE
WELCOME!
So you’ve made the decision to The goal is to do three workouts What Exercises?
get in shape, but you don’t know per week, but remember: do what The main lifts (squats, deadlifts and
where to start. Lost among all the you can commit to in the long term! bench press) are very effective for
information out there? The internet An example is doing Workout 1 on building muscle and strength, but
can be a nightmare when it comes Monday, Workout 2 on Wednesday you can build muscle using almost
to knowing what information and Workout 3 on Friday. ANY exercise, as long as you train
to trust. Science is the key to accorind to the principles above. We
separating fake news from local How Heavy Should You Lift? have hand-picked each exercise in
“broscience” to know what works, The weight should be heavy the workouts below to make sure all
and EBT knows science. enough to cause muscle growth major muscle groups are stimualted
without you needing to lift until by the end of each workout!
Who is This Routine For? failure, but light enough so that you
This routine is tailored to the can focus on good form! In practice, Your Main Goal as a Beginner
begginer, who has never stepped this means you should choose a The workouts below have
into the gym, or who has just weight light enough that you can taken all of the facts above into
started lifting for 1-6 months. lift at least 8 reps, but heavy enough consideration. So just follow the
so that you can’t lift for more than plan and you’re good to go! You
Whether you want to get bigger, 15 reps before reaching failure. might not know it, but you already
stronger, or simply be healthier, (2) Make sure to add weight every have some muscle, it just doesn’t
anyone can benefit from lifting week to ensure progression. kow how to lift! You will notice that
you gain much more strength than
weights, and we are happy you have
How Many Reps Per Set and size in the beggining, because your
decided to join the EBT family. The
Should You Lift to Failure? body is “learning” to use it’s muscle
workouts suit any healthy man or effectively. This will set a solid base
There is no “optimal” rep range
woman. If you have chonric diseases for when you are ready to progress
for building muscle, but given the
or are injured, consult your doctor to a more advanced programme,
weight above, 8-12 reps per set will
before starting the workouts! allowing you to recover fast enough without risking injury. When doing
for your next workout. Don’t lift to the workout exercises you should:
Before You Start failure as a beginner! Failure can
Take a moment to consider the time benefit experienced lifters (3), but 1. Think consciously about the
you are able to commit to the gym. requires longer recovery and should muscles you are using and how
This is no “12 week transformation”, therefore be used strategically (4-5). close you are to failure.
it’s the beginning of a new lifestyle. We recommend you stop around 2. Choose a light enough weight
You will get stronger and build 2-3 reps before failure. so your focus is on good form,
muscle from these workouts, but in NOT trying to get the weight up.
order to maintain results, you need 3. Stop the set as soon as you lose
How Many Sets
to be consistent and make going to perfect form. Instead do more
the gym a habit. If you bought our Per Muscle Per Workout? sets to teach your body!
book Diet Like a Doctor, you can use The first sets are most important,
the EBT Habit Tracker to effectively while doing more sets gives you The points made on this page are
build these habits. smaller and smaller benefits (6). the most important things to know.
Therefore we recommend 2-3 sets Most other details around lifting
Structuring Your Week per exercise to start with. barely matter as a beginner! (8)
The programme contains three full
body workouts which should be How Often to Train Each Muscle? How Long is the Beginner Phase?
performed with at least one day rest Training a muscle many times a It varies! Once you notice that you
between (1). It is completely fine to week is better than once a week, aren’t increasing in strength as fast
start with one or two workouts per especially for beginners (7). We anymore, it’s time to switch things
week, and add more workouts as recommend you train each muscle up. This can take anywhere from 2
you feel comfortable. around 3 times a week. to 6 months. Good Luck!
WORKOUT 1
EXERCISE SETS x REPS

Barbell
Deadlift 2 x 8-12
Abs Traps
Forearms Lats
Obliques Upper/Lower Back
Quads Hanstrings
Glutes

Dumbbell
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Incline Press 2 x 8-12


Chest Triceps
Front Shoulders

Dumbbell
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One Arm Row 2 x 8-12


Biceps Traps
Forearms Lats
Upper Back
Back Shoulders

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Dumbbell
Lateral Raise 2 x 8-12
Side Shoulders Traps
Front Shoulders

Cable
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Biceps Curl 2 x 8-12


Biceps

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Standing
Calf Raise 2 x 8-12
Calves

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Hanging
Leg Raise 2 x 8-12
Abs
Quads

TOTAL
14 SETS
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WORKOUT
VOLUME
WORKOUT 2 EXERCISE SETS x REPS

Barbell
Squat 3 x 8-12
Quads Glutes
Calves

Cable
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Lat Pull-Down 2 x 8-12


Biceps Back Shoulders
Forearms Lats
Traps
Upper Back

Cable
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Chest Fly 2 x 8-12


Front Shoulders
Chest
Biceps

Dumbbell
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Shoulder Press 3 x 8-12


Side Shoulders Traps
Front Shoulders Triceps
Chest

Weighted
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Back Extensions 2 x 8-12


Lower Back
Glutes
Hamstrings

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Side Planks 2 x 45 s
Obliques

Also Uses Many Stabilizers:

TOTAL
Lats, Lower Back, Chest, Hips, Glutes, Quads

14 SETS
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WORKOUT
VOLUME
WORKOUT 3 EXERCISE SETS x REPS

Barbell
Bench Press 3 x 8-12
Chest Triceps
Front Shoulders

Cable
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Row 2 x 8-12
Biceps Upper/Lower Back
Forearms Back Shoulders
Traps
Lats

Barbell
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO GUIDE

Upright Row 2 x 8-12


Front Shoulders Back Shoulders
Side Shoulders Traps
Biceps Forearms

Machine
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Leg Curl 2 x 8-12


Hamstrings
Calves

Seated
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Calf Raise 2 x 8-12


Calves

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Cable
Crunch 3 x 8-12
Abs
Obliques

TOTAL
WORKOUT 14 SETS
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VOLUME
GOOD LUCK
We hope to hear from you in around 6 months time to hear about your results!

Feel free to send us your progress pictures (info@ebtofficial.com) to let us see your results!

Below is a list of the scientific references from which this workout programme was based.

For further reading, check out our blog at www.ebtofficial.com


or our Instagram page @ebtofficial.

THANK YOU
References:

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2. Schoenfeld BJ. Muscular adaptations in low- versus high-load resistance training: A meta-analysis. Eur J Sport
Sci. 2016;16(1):1-10.

3. Drinkwater EJ. Training leading to repetition failure enhances bench press strength gains in elite junior ath-
letes. J Strength Cond Res. 2005 May;19(2):382-8.

4. Willardson JM. The application of training to failure in periodized multiple-set resistance exercise programs. J
Strength Cond Res. 2007 May;21(2):628-31.

5. Izquierdo M. Differential effects of strength training leading to failure versus not to failure on hormonal re-
sponses, strength, and muscle power gains. J Appl Physiol (1985). 2006 May;100(5):1647-56.

6. Wernbom M, Augustsson J, Thomeé R. The influence of frequency, intensity, volume and mode of strength
training on whole muscle cross-sectional area in humans. Sports Med. 2007;37(3):225-64.

7. McLester JR. Comparison of 1 Day and 3 Days Per Week of Equal-Volume Resistance Training in Experienced
Subjects. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research 14(3) · August 2000.

8. Peterson MD. Applications of the dose-response for muscular strength development: a review of meta-analyt-
ic efficacy and reliability for designing training prescription. J Strength Cond Res. 2005 Nov;19(4):950-8.

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