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INTRODUCTION
Thank you so much for downloading my program! These next 30 days are going to be a great
journey, a learning experience, a mental and physical challenge, and most of all, will start your
path to your best, healthiest and happiest self! You are going to have SO much fun, and make
healthy lifestyle changes along the way!
Here are some reminders, tips and tricks that will help you to get the MOST results out of this
journey:
1. EVERY WORKOUT IS ON YOUTUBE: The YouTube video series that goes along with
this training program will show you how to do every exercise properly, safely and
effectively, and will not only give you workout advice, but also daily nutritional, cardio
and supplementation tips. You should be Subscribed to my YouTube channel and be
watching each video the day before its respective workout. There is going to be a
separate video for every single workout in this program, demonstrating proper form,
technique and intensity, to watch the day before your scheduled workout. A calendar is
provided for you in this document so you know when each video is being uploaded, and
when to train each day of the program!
2. EXPERIENCE LEVEL: This program is INTENSE!!! Does this mean that if youre a
beginner, you shouldnt do it? NO! ALL experience levels can follow this program. The
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ideal situation for anyone who does this plan is to hit all the workouts for 100%
adherence, but if youre feeling overwhelmed or are new to lifting, heres what I
recommend:
i. 0 EXPERIENCE- TOTAL GYM NEWBIE: You can expect to see results
following 3-5 of the 6 workouts per week, while keeping your diet on
point. If you are too sore to do all the resistance training, its okay! Just
do as much as you can. You can get away with not doing the Drop-Sets,
Rest-Pauses and extra, fancy things I throw on to the workouts if its too
confusing. Adding in extra cardio should be second priority. The focus for
you should be to nail proper form and mind-muscle connection, and get
comfortable being in the weights section of the gym. Just by doing that,
you WILL get stronger, build confidence, and look and feel amazing after
the 30 days!
ii. 6 MONTHS TO 1 YEAR OF SERIOUS LIFTING- COMFORTABLE IN
THE GYM BUT NOT TOO EXPERIENCED: Do your best to follow all the
workouts per week, but if youre too sore to knock out all 6 workouts,
then aim for 4-5. Even if you miss two days on a given week, DONT
QUIT! Just keep following along and complete the 30 days as best you
can. Work in the Drop-Sets and Rest-Pauses I have programmed so
that you learn the concepts, and learn to train more intensely than you
are used to. You can expect to see results following 4-5 of the 6 workouts
per week, given that diet is on point. As a more advanced beginner, you
should assess where youre at in terms of adherence to lifting and your
diet, THEN add cardio as desired or needed. Learning to lift with proper
form and intensity should be your priority for any goal, especially if youre
on the newer side to the gym.
iii. LIFTING SERIOUSLY FOR 1 OR MORE YEARS- INTERMEDIATE OR
ADVANCED TRAINEE: You better be following this to a tee! 100%
adherence is going to be your best bet at guaranteed results. This
program is intense, and WILL step it up at LEAST a notch or two for you.
Do your best to follow along with all 6 lifts per week, manage your cardio
according to your physique goals, and keep your diet on point. Like the
other two categories, life might happen, and you might miss a workout.
Dont stress! Just jump back on the next day and keep going. Advanced
trainees like myself will still get a thrill ride out of this program. I designed
these workouts to push MYSELF, and I consider myself a very advanced
trainee.
3. DIET & NUTRITION: Notice how for all three of the above experience levels, slacking
on your diet isnt an option. Proper nutrition is key to optimal workout performance,
physical results, and most of all, your HEALTH! I cant guarantee you any visible results
or changes in the way you feel if you are not managing, in some form, your daily caloric
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intake or macronutrient ratios. This doesnt mean that you need to be lugging a food
scale around with you 24-7, depending on where you are in your journey, how rigid you
need to be on your diet will depend on a variety of factors. My Dieting 101: Calorie &
Macro Tracking Depending On Your Goals | Pre-Program Series #2 video will
help you decide how rigid you need to be with your nutrition to see optimal results
within these 30 days.
4. IN THE GYM: Tracking your workouts will be key to pushing yourself in the gym,
getting stronger, and building the toned physique you are idolizing. The words
muscle tone literally mean the visible presence of muscle mass, so doing hours of
cardio and burning all your strength and muscle away will get you nowhere. Therefore,
the focus of this plan is weight lifting, and cardio is supplemented as needed.
a. THE WEIGHTS YOU USE: If youre not pushing yourself, youre not
progressing. But at the same time, if youre going too heavy, youre probably not
controlling the weight and using proper form. You need to find your happy
medium. You should be getting stronger over time on this program, and writing
down the weights you use is crucial for strength AND aesthetic success! This
programs format allows you to write in the weight youre using in both the
WEIGHT and COMPLETE columns of the table. I will show you how to be
logging your workouts in the workout footage on YouTube!
b. YOUR RPE: Another handy tool for making sure youre pushing yourself in the
gym is by analyzing your RPE for each exercise. RPE stands for Rate of
Perceived Exertion and is a difficulty scale of 1-10, 1 being I could do this in
my sleep and 10 being nearly impossible, had to break proper form to get all
the reps. You should aim for all your exercises to be within a 7-9.5 RPE,
depending on the exercise and its serial position in the workout.
c. WRITING IT ALL OUT: PRINT your workouts! PRINT this packet and bring the
section of this packet labeled PRINTABLE/BLANK VERSION TO WRITE ON
to the gym with a pen like I am in the videos, and make sure youre taking note
of all the weights youre using and reps youre doing.
d. CARDIO: As you read in the experience level section, adding cardio should not
be your primary focus if youre completely new to the gym. Six lifting workouts
per week will be more than enough to whip your body into shape! However, if
you are nailing the workouts, nailing your diet, and want MORE results in these
30 days, cardio is what youll have to do. Please know that cardio will NOT make
up for a lack of discipline in your diet, in fact, burning off excess calories
consumed can be harmful to your metabolism, and cause your body to resist fat
loss. Do not abuse cardio on this plan, and your body and results will thank you.
Your best bet is going to be making your training and nutrition your top priority,
and only adding in cardio when youre doing well with the former. I will do my
best to inform you of how much, and what types of cardio Im doing for my
results on top of the workouts provided, in the video guides. However, cardio
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should be individualized, so dont copy what Im doing and expect the same
result. You may need more or less than me depending on your goals. Types of
cardio include the following:
i. Low Intensity Steady State- Heart rate of 125-135 bpm. Can keep a
conversation well at this intensity. This is best used on active rest days,
paired with stretching and foam rolling, to facilitate and stimulate the
process of muscle recovery.
ii. Moderate Intensity Steady State- Heart rate of 145-165 bpm.
Keeping conversation is difficult, but doable at this intensity. This is best
used as your primary form of steady state cardio.
iii. High Intensity Interval Training- Your heart rate should be in max
range for a short duration of time, 0:10 to 0:30 seconds of MAX effort,
followed by a longer period of rest or low intensity work to allow the heart
rate to come down to a moderate or low intensity level. The rest period
can be anywhere from 0:40 to 2:00 depending on how crazy your
intervals are. High intensity interval training is best used for maximal
calorie burn in a short period of time (HIIT sessions typically only last 10-
20 minutes), and is proven to help boost muscle growth and retention.
Any other questions you may have about training, cardio or nutrition will be answered in the
daily content in the video series. I will not only be providing the full workouts, step by step,
but also nutrition, cardio and supplementation information in these videos. On top of that, I
will be adding in things like Full Days of Eating, Recipes, Q&As, Interviews with the Sponsors,
and informational talks to these videos so you can gain the most knowledge possible out of
these 30 days with me.
This program is 100% FREE, for anyone and everyone. I am releasing this program for you all
without asking for any money or compensation in return, but I will ask for one TINY favor! All
I ask is that if you are enjoying the program, learning from the content, and are seeing great
results, then please SHARE my Instagram page, website, YouTube channel, or this program
with someone you know who could benefit from my content. It doesnt need to be a full-blown
shout-out (if you do, thats cool too!), but just let your best friend know about my page, or
give your coworker a link to my videos, something small and effortless like that. A little
mention goes a long way for me, and I would greatly appreciate it.
For one-on-one, customized coaching, you can check out my individualized services and
inquire to become a client via my website, www.MarissaRoyFitness.com!
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