Alina Astilean

4 Week Cross Train

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My 4 week cross train program is designed to challenge both your strength and conditioning, focusing on isolating muscle groups to build strength, as well as short metcon style to increase aerobic capacity. This program is geared towards intermediate to advanced level fitness, with slightly more challenging conditioning pieces and more technique specific exercises. With that being said, anyone can try the workouts and adjust the sets/ reps as needed, or regress movements you cannot do. These workouts are roughly 75 to 90 min long and require gym access.

Lean muscle, Athletic, Shred fat, Performance
4 weeks program
Lean muscle, Athletic, Shred fat, Performance
4 weeks program

Workouts

Day 1: Legs
Day 1: Legs
5.0
Day 2: Chest and Shoulders
Day 2: Chest and Shoulders
5.0
Day 3: Back
Day 3: Back
5.0
Day 4: Biceps and Triceps
Day 4: Biceps and Triceps
5.0
Day 5: Full Body
Day 5: Full Body
5.0
Love this app!!! Every workout is challenging and I've had amazing results
Carrie
Beautiful, user friendly app. truly enjoying having quick access to workouts. makes reaching my goal of daily movement much easier.
Laura
Clear, straightforward, focused workouts that are enjoyable and effective
Jess

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About Alina Astilean

Online personal trainer

Hi and welcome to my platform.  If you're reading this, know that I want you to get to know me, as much as I want to get to know you.   So here we go.  I have been a fitness and nutrition coach for the last 10 years, and have worked with thousands of clients on how to master both their exercise and nutrition regimen to feel and look their best.  My approach is geared towards sustainability, and essentially helping you create a routine you can realistically stick to for the long run.  I focus both on mental and physical health, and teaching you how one can shape the other, and the balance you must create to truly achieve your optimal level of health.   Whether you’re someone who likes a new workout routine every week, or someone who wants a more guided program, whether you’re brand new to working out or have been doing this for awhile, you’ll be able to find a training structure that suits your goals perfectly.  We’ll focus on tutorials to learn how to do new movements you may not have yet mastered, like pull ups, push ups and pistol squats, form corrections on major exercises to make sure you’re getting the most efficient burn from each, all while staying safe and avoiding injuries, and weekly WOD’s, for those of you who like short, more intense pieces to hit.   My nutrition coaching videos provide insight into some of the most common questions and misconceptions in the field, and the mindfulness suggestions, stress management practices, and reading recommendations will ensure you tackle the psychological and mental health aspect so that your physiological response will be stronger then it ever has. Community is everything, so share your successes, message me directly with questions or suggestions for other content you’d

Frequently asked questions

Who are these workouts for (skill-level)?
Intermediate to advanced level fitness.  However, anyone can try them and scale the sets/reps as needed, or modify specific exercises you are not able to do, and slowly work up to the full amount.
What do I need to participate in this program?
These workouts are gym based, so you will need gym access to be able to perform all of the exercises.
How to schedule the program into a week?
The program is broken down into 5 days a week.  I always suggest to train 2 to 3 days, then take at least 1 rest day.  Training 5 days in a row will not allow you to recover as much as needed, and you may experience much more fatigue and breakdown by day 4 and 5.  You can shift the days around as needed to best suit your schedule, and if you cannot commit to 5 a week, do as many as you can in a rolling fashion.  For example, if you can do 3 a week, schedule out the first 3 in week 1, then the next 2 in week 2 and restart with day 1 as your third workout for that week.  You will be cycling through these 5 workouts 4 times, so how you schedule them out is up to you and what suits your schedule best.
How to get the best outcome of the program?
To get the best outcome from this program, I would encourage you to stay as consistent as you can with the structure of the workouts themselves.  Try to improve your movement patterns and mechanics, and overall strength and aerobic capacity.  You should notice that you have a much easier time getting through each workout in week 4, then you may have had in week 1.
What are the goals of the program?
The goal of the this program is to help you increase both your strength and conditioning, as well as provide more variety and fun ways to challenge yourself.

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