How To Start A Video Training Business: The Step-by-Step Plan!

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How To Start A Video Training Business: The Step-by-Step Plan!
Point 1
In the long run, it will always make you better if you consistently learn the important basic exercises. Alternatively, the alternating GK = whole body plan, or, for example, this alternating GK3000 from the bird's nest, even if "everyone" else in the studio trains chest and biceps Here are tips for more serious strength training toward BB and not fitness, which also makes a difference. Every beginning is difficult, but the right technique is the foundation for long-term results and injury-free training!
Point 2: Sample Plans!
And if you think that a sample plan doesn't include enough exercises at first glance, keep in mind that you're a beginner and you don't accelerate muscle growth by randomly adding activities.
Point 3
You should prioritize supplements for muscle groups that are more difficult to reach with basic exercises and that are under stress. One is the rear shoulder, for which bent-over lateral raises are ideal, and the other is the back of the leg, for which straight leg curls or deadlifts are ideal.
Point 4
This is about the ideal training time because, after that, more and more stress hormones are released, and the longer the pure training lasts, the more concentration dwindles.
Point 5
If the intensity increases over the months, the frequency is adjusted accordingly and the muscle group is stressed once or twice a week. Friday (ABA/BAB) twoers equate to 3 to 4 units per week.
Point 6
Pay attention to recovery time that balances out the hard training sessions. You must design your training in such a way that after two sessions, there is a day off. 3 units in a row also works, but it is not ideal and is somewhat counterproductive for beginners to slightly advanced users who do not yet split higher than a 3.
Point 7
Since the legs form the largest muscle group, it is recommended to train them in a 2-part split, either divided into front and back thighs (push/pull) or all in one unit.
Point 8
A leg and shoulder combination should also be avoided, as this puts a strain on the shoulder girdle in almost every unit.
Point 9
At The Split's Height! As a relative beginner, you should not split higher than a 3. First of all, you can hardly do it with the optimal frequency and recovery (see point 6), and secondly, you don't need that many exercises per unit.
Point 10
The right set and several reps! That is briefly explained. As a beginner, it is important that you first stay in a pure BB range of 3 work sets of 8–15 reps and vary the numbers depending on the type of exercise. For example, 8–10 reps are enough for bench press, and 12–15 reps for lateral raises can have an effect. Classic pyramid sets are completely sufficient here.
Point 11
The right rest time between sets! A classic between two and three minutes. Small exercises such as calf raises, crunches, curls, or lateral raises can also be shorter, around 60 to 90 seconds.
Item 12
If you're a beginner and can't muster high intensity yet, then it's a waste of time and energy to experiment with intensity gimmicks.
Point 13
Yes, you should train until you can only manage a rep with great difficulty. However, you don't have to provoke it to the point of renal failure.
Point 14
So if after two or three weeks you think you can't get any further, you should remember in advance that you can turn many other screws first. So you could change the order of the exercises within a unit—not all at once, but make one small change or another depending on the objective.
Item 15
Train in such a way that you come close to failing, avoiding causing failure on purpose. Bring about variation and "new" stimuli through a set range and/or shorten or extend pause times and increase the weight.
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