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Extremely Difficult Strength Workout – How Strong Are You?

May 18, 2016 by Rob Denny Leave a Comment

Difficult Strength Workout – Great Test Of Strength

difficult strength workoutFeeling tough? Think your in great shape? This difficult strength workout will help you decide just how strong you really are. You’ve probably never tried some of these exercises which makes it even more fun. Be sure to track your results, then this difficult strength workout again in 3-4 weeks to see if you are progressing in strength. If not, your either doing the wrong workouts or not working hard enough at they gym. We have many more workouts you can take advantage of. Check this short video out here.

How to perform this difficult strength workout

For each exercise, perform three sets of 10 repetitions, resting 60 seconds between sets. Use a challenging weight that allows you to complete all reps. If you can’t complete all reps you are using too much weight, decrease. However, make sure using a weight that is challenging to complete the final rep. No slacking with light weights. It’s OK to play around with your reps and tempo. Go a little heavier in weight and drop your reps down to six, especially if you are pressed for time. Lower reps, use a slower tempo like 4-1-1. Otherwise, use a tempo of 3-1-1 or 2-1-2, whatever works for you.

Stand upright holding a barbell overhead with your arms extended using a grip and your feet shoulder-width apart

Lower your body toward the floor bending at the hips and knees and keeping the bar overhead

push up to return to the start position keeping your back neutral/flat and the barbell overhead throughout

Support your body with your feet on a Swiss Ball behind and each hand on a med ball, your elbows bent and your chest nearly touching floor.

Push up to a straight arm position.

lower your body back flat and your hips in line with your shoulders throughout.

Start in a squat holding one kettle bell at shoulder height.

Press the kettle ball overhead, extending your arm fully and keeping yourself in a squat position

Complete all reps on one side before switching to the other side

Hang from a bar overhead using a wide overhand grip

Pull your body up to one side, bending at the elbows until your chin reaches over the bar

Lower back down to where your arms are fully extended and repeat to the other side

Perform one rep on one side, then switch to the other side. Alternate sides with each rep

kneel on a ball holding one dumbbell at shoulder level and the other extended overhead with your arm straight, palms facing out

press the lower dumbbell overhead while lowering the other one down to shoulder level

both dumbbells should be moving at the same time, but in opposite directions

Place your hands on a bench behind you and your heels on the ball in front with arms and legs straight

lower your body towards the floor, bending at the elbows

push up to return to the start position

Hang from a secure bar overhead with your arms and legs straight

Raise your legs straight up and out to one side, making a 90 degree angle at your hips.

lower your legs and repeat to the other side, keep your arms straight

Alternate sides with each rep

Lie on the floor with a kettle bell straight up over your chest and one leg bent at the hip and knee

thrust the bent leg forward raising your upper body off the floor, placing your hand on to the side

Come up on to one knee with the bell overhead and your arm straight

stand upright with your arms fully extended overhead

Place your hands on the floor in front and your toes or shins on the ball behind with your arms straight

raise one leg straight off the ball

Drag the ball towards your body lifting your hips with your legs straight up and roll the ball down your shin to your toes

return back out to the start position and repeat

complete all reps on one side before switching to the other

Support your body off the floor resting one hand on the BOSU and your legs straight out, one foot on top of the other

Raise your leg up to a 45 degree angle and your arm up straight, keeping the rest of your body in a straight line

Complete all reps on one side before switching to the other side

How did you do on this difficult strength workout? Please comment below.

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