The workout we have come up with today to post is the Sylvester Stallone Workout! This one is inspired by the physique that Sylvester Stallone has built and maintained during his career. Don’t forget that nutrition plays an important role when striving to achieve various fitness and strength goals!
Research process for celebrities/characters/etc:
When we are researching workouts for different anime characters, celebrities, cartoon characters, athletes, politicians, etc… We go through a fairly large deep dive into the data we can find available through books, movies, comic books, interviews, articles that have been written, and we often even reach out to contact the individuals to gather data if at all possible. Then using our education and knowledge we formulate workout information based on what the research and outreach information obtained.
Sylvester Stallone Stats:
Height: 5’10
Weight: (approximate) 185-195
(Information retrieved from Wikipedia.)
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Sylvester Stallone Workout:
Training Volume:
3 days per week
Explanation:
Both routines follow a 3 day split. The advanced is…more advanced. You can choose to do either routine. Stallone created them both and there for you to utilize.
Do 3 sets of 8-12 reps per workout routine and 10-20 min of cardio each time listed.
While training for Rambo 3 Stallone felt he was over training so he believes in utilizing a 3 day split
November 2018 Update (Special Creed 2 Addition):
I’ve added a “Superset” Bonus Workout thanks to Coach Derek.
Stallone mentions that he usually adds this in once every other month for about a week.
Supersets are performed one after another without a break in between. Complete exercise one for all 8-12 reps then exercise two for 8-12 reps and then break for another superset of the two.
The Classic Workout:
Monday and Friday Routine:
- Cardio Warm Up
- Floor Crunches
- Hanging Leg Raises
- Incline Bench Press
- Wide Arm Push Ups
- Smith Machine Shoulder Press
- Seated Lat Raises
- Punching Dumbbells
- Incline Bench Dumbbell Flys
- Bent Bar Extensions
- Half-Lunges
- Seated Calf Raises
- Cardio Finale
Wednesday Routine:
- Cardio Warm Up
- Twisting Crunches
- Barbell Curls
- Incline Dumbbell Curls
- Reverse Wrist Curls
- Rambo Pull-downs
- Seated Rows
- One Arm Dumbbell Rows
- Dumbbell Shrugs
- Hyperextensions
- Cardio Finale
The Advanced Workout:
Monday and Friday Routine:
- Cardio Warm Up
- Hanging Leg Raises
- Twisting Crunches
- Incline Bench Dumbbell Flys
- Wide Arm Push Ups
- Rambo Pull-downs
- One Arm Dumbbell Rows
- Dumbbell Shrugs
- Smith Machine Half Squats
- Leg Presses
- Leg Extensions
- Cardio Finale
Wednesday Routine:
- Cardio Warm Up
- Smith Machine Shoulder Press
- Bent Over Runners
- Upright Rows
- Dumbbell Shrugs
- Rocky Chins
- Barbell Curls
- Cable Press-down
- Overhead Rope Push-Downs
- Tricep Dips
- Flat Bench Wrist Curls
- Narrow Grip Pull-downs
- Wrist Rollers
- Cardio Finale
The Superset Workout:
Monday and Friday Routine:
- Cardio Warm Up
- Rocky Chins (back) w/ Wide-Arm Push-ups (chest)
- Incline Bench Press (chest) w/ Narrow Grip Pull-downs (back)
- Punching Dumbbells (shoulders) w/ Bent-Over Runners (shoulders)
- Dumbbell Shrugs (back) w/ Cable Press-downs (triceps)
- Leg Presses (legs) w/ Lying Leg Curls (legs)
- Half-lunges (legs and glutes) w/ Leg Extensions (legs)
- Hyperextensions (back) w/ Hanging Leg Raises (abs) w/ Twisting Crunches (abs)
Wednesday Routine:
- Cardio Warm Up
- Rocky Chins (back) w/ Barbell Curls (biceps)
- Preacher Curls (biceps) w/ Hammer Curls (forearms) w/ Flat Bench Wrist Curls (forearms)
- Bent-Over Runners (shoulders) w/ Cable Press-downs (triceps)
- Low Pulley Curls (biceps) w/ Overhead Rope Push-downs (triceps)
- Tricep Dips (triceps) w/ Hangs (forearms)
- Hanging Raises (abs) w/ Broomstick Twists (abs) w/ Hyperextensions (back) w/ Twisting Crunches (abs)
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