MOJO MULTIPLIER BLUEPRINT - WEEK EIGHT

MOJO MULTIPLIER MAXIMUM - WEEK EIGHT

Day One - Warm Up, Barbell Loaded Squat, Body Bar Dead Lift, Dumbbell Bench Press, Cleaning Press, Forearm Plank Hold, Bicep Curl
Day Two - 20-30 mins of gentle cardio
Day Three - 20-30 mins of gentle cardio
Day Four - Warm Up, Dumbbell Loaded Lunges, Goblet Loaded Squats, Military Press, Lat Pull Down, Swiss Ball Ab Crunch, Bent Over Row With Dumbbells
Day Five - 20-30 mins of gentle cardio
Day Six - 15 minutes of sprints for 30 seconds at a time - High Intensity Interval Training
Day Seven - Rest

Full Body Dynamic Warm Up

LEG EXERCISES

Goblet Loaded Squats

Dumbell Loaded Lunges

Bodybar Dead Lift

Main Muscles used: Back, glutes, legs, arms, shoulders and trapezius.

The deadlift is probably the best movement in terms of developing round, strong, glute muscles. On ascension, at the sticking point, the glutes are bought into play and can be squeezed at this point for a maximal contraction. Deadlifts also work all the surrounding hip/pelvic muscles.

STEP ONE: STANCE

Stand shoulder width apart, grip the barbell so that the inner forearms touch the outside of thighs, and shins lightly touch the bar. Either an overhand or an under/overhand (one hand over, one hand under) grip can be used. The under/overhand grip is preferable in most instances.

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STEP TWO: ADJUST POSTURE

Keep a neutral spine position (neither up nor down, but looking straight ahead). Pulling in the lower abs will ensure a neutral pelvic position. Shoulders should be held back, squeezed tightly, and positioned over the bar – they should never be rounded.

Chest should be forward, not down. Before lifting the weight, tighten the shoulders and squeeze the glutes together to help generate power during the initial part of the movement.

STEP THREE: LIFT THE WEIGHT

Grip the bar tightly, and push with the feet. The legs must power the weight up. Hips and shoulders should ascend at the same time, while the hands are holding the weight in place. Toward the top of the movement, lock out by employing more upper body strength until the weight is at about the midway position of the upper thigh.

During the ascent phase, there should be an initial push with the balls of the feet followed by a transference of weight to the heels, as the bar passes the knees into the lock out position. Remember to keep the bar in contact with the body throughout the movement.

STEP FOUR: LOWER THE WEIGHT

Reverse step four until the bar touches the floor, pause, and repeat until completion of set. Bear in mind that the weight should not forcefully hit the floor – it should be lowered in a controlled manner while tightness is maintained throughout the body. This helps to avoid injury and you work the stabiliser muscles for longer.

Do not rely on momentum to power the weight up on the second rep, as this will cause a jarring effect, which might contribute to spinal damage.

Barbell / Front Loaded Squat

CORE

Plank Hold

Main muscles worked by the plank are the abdominals; rectus abdominis) and the transversus abdominis. These are the muscles in your belly, and the muscles that sit in between your belly and your side muscles. Stabilising muscles contracted include the obliques in your waist, your hip flexors, your quadriceps in your thighs, the pectoralis major in your chest, and a group of muscles covering your ribcage called serratus anterior, or “boxer’s muscle.”

Hold the plank for a minute without sinking your lower back to avoid injury. You can mix them up by raising your legs either one at a time or alternately. If you want to go nuts, raise your arms out in front as well. You'll be dripping in no time.

Ab Crunches (Sit Ups) With Abdominal Ball

Ab crunches work all your abdominal muscles when you vary the actions from week to week. The important thing to remember with sit ups / ab crunches is to not strain your neck or back. Do as many as you can comfortably and aim for 3 sets. Never lose form so don't push it.

Remember that while it's great to work on your abdominals, the best way to expose them is by eating burning the fat that's covering them up with the right nutrition and exercises that burn most fat.

UPPER BODY

Bench Press With Dumbbells

Muscles Worked: Back, shoulders, biceps, legs (quads and hamstrings)

Use appropriate weights to do 3 sets; first 12-15 reps, then 10-12, then 6-8 for maximum strength gaining and fat burning effectiveness. Do in a controlled manner and maintain good form at all times. Never compromise form!

Muscles Worked: Back, shoulders, biceps, chest.

Resistance bands are an excellent way to tone muscles, not so effective at building muscle as the resistance is never as much as you'd achieve with weights. You can vary the exercises as you'll see and work a number of muscle groups at the same time making them a good compound exercise.

Standing / Military Press

Muscles Worked: Arms, shoulders, traps, neck, core, thighs, hamstrings, calves, wrists, hands and feet! That's not to mention the anaerobic benefits. (Anaerobic exercise is an exercise intense enough to trigger lactic acid formation. It is used by athletes in non-endurance sports to promote strength, speed and power and by body builders to build muscle mass.

The Bear Crawl is the MMA fighters, wrestlers, fighters, martial artist best friend. Bear Crawls work the body the way every athlete needs. Get Bear Crawling! You'll need lots of space. If you want to attract some attention from your neighbours your front yard would make a great spot.

Cleaning Press

Lat Pull Down

The Lat Pull Down strengthens muscles in the upper back and arms. They develop a muscle group in your back called the latissimus dorsi, or lats. Your lats pull your arms toward your torso. Rowers and swimmers typically have well-developed lats due to the types of arm movements they regularly perform. Other options for developing your lats include chin ups and rowing movements with barbells, dumbbells or resistance machines.

ISOLATION STRENGTH TRAINING

Bicep Curls

Tricep Extension

Welcome

Welcome to week 8 of the Mojo Multiplier Blueprint. Again, we have added an additional routine with weights to provide variety. If you're uncomfortable with weights or cannot get access to any, please refer to week 3 or 4 of the program for bodyweight exercises.