Ilya'S: Sum Mer Shred Guide
Ilya'S: Sum Mer Shred Guide
BY
ILYA
FEDOROVICH
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DISCLAIMER
Xeela fitness disclaimer
Xeela Fitness is not held responsible for any health risks, injury or death
which may arise in affiliation with this transformation program. As purchaser
of this property, I understand that I am the person held responsible for my own
health and safety. The following exercises, dietary recommendations and
information provided in this training manual are simply recommendations and
we do not claim and assume that all users will have the same experience.
YOUR INDIVIDUAL AND UNIQUE RESULTS WILL VARY.
IT’S ILYA !
I want to congratulate you all on taking your
health and fitness journeys to the next level.
If followed properly, this 3 month guide is
here to help you develop lean muscle mass
and strength, as well as maintain your future
shredded summer bodies.
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QUESTIONS ?
To keep up with our 3 month shred
community, download the Discord app
to get direct access to our fitness trainer
Xavier for any questions and concerns!
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TRANSFORMATIONS
Over the past year, I have transformed my friends John, Heath, and Natalie to being their best selves
physically and mentally, and now I am ready to challenge you to do the same. The hard work and
dedication will pay off if you stick to this plan even after you’ve completed the guide.
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NUTRITION/
MACRONUTRIENT
INTAKE:
On my fitness journey, I’ve learned that nutrition is everything. Let’s start with some of the basics:
macronutrients.
Macronutrients can be defined as important nutritional components that your body needs in
large quantities, to function properly to maintain, or grow. We’ll be paying attention to these three:
carbohydrates, proteins and fats.
Carbs provide the vital energy you need to build muscle and live your daily
life. They’re also important for muscle building and energy absorption.
Fat is an essential part of your diet. Fats help with vitamin absorption, cell
function, brain development, and can keep you full for longer.
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FLUID INTAKE
On your journey you will be losing fluid due to sweating,
urinating, and even breathing. To make sure you are
properly hydrated, fitness and nutrition professionals
recommend 1oz of fluid per lb of body weight. This
formula excludes energy drinks, coffee recovery drinks, etc.
Because you will be expending more energy than normal,
you may even have to consume more water than I’ve
recommended. Again, listen to your body, there is no “one
size fits all” formula for nutrition and fitness. Learn your
body and find the groove.
CALORIE DEFICIT
During your transformation, you will need to implement
a slight change in your usual lifestyle as well as your
food consumption patterns. In almost every aspect of
fitness you should be consuming a diet high in protein,
specifically when attempting to build muscle. When aiming
for fat loss, a calorie deficit should be achieved as well.
PROTEIN INTAKE
Protein consumption should be roughly 0.8g-1g of
protein per 1lb of body weight. Implement a slight calorie
deficit into a diet for weight loss This means lowering your
calories and/or burning extra calories through cardio and
lifting. For example, if you need 2,000 calories to maintain
your weight, to lose weight you may need to eat anywhere
between 1,900-1,500 calories a day. This will create a 100-
500 calorie deficit, plus burning an extra couple hundred
calories via cardio or intense resistance training in order to
lose fat and accomplish your desired goal!
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CALORIE COUNTER
Your journey will entail more than just your workout habits, but as well as understanding how many
calories you should be eating. Knowing how many calories you should be eating can be difficult to
understand when you’re starting your fitness journey, but we’re here to help you accomplish your goals.
Below, we demonstrate the use of 2 different websites.
The first one is https://www.calculator.net/calorie-calculator.html which will show you how many
calories you should be eating demonstrating how many pounds you could be losing debating on how
quickly you choose to do so. We’ve attached an example below to help you visually understand!
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MACRO COUNTER
The second one is https://www.calculator.net/macro-calculator.html which will help you understand
macro intake. We’ve attached an example below to help you visually understand!
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HIGH PROTEIN DIET AND
CALORIC INTAKE FOR
WEIGHT LOSS/SHREDDING
During your transformation, if your goal is to lose weight and tone up, you will need to implement a
slight change in your usual lifestyle as well as your food consumption patterns. In almost every aspect
of fitness you should be consuming a diet high in protein, specifically when attempting to build muscle.
When aiming for fat loss, a calorie deficit should be achieved as well. High protein diet consumption
should be roughly 0.8g-1g of protein per 1lb of body weight. Implement a slight calorie deficit into a diet
for weight loss This means lowering your calories and/or burning extra calories through cardio
and lifting.
For example, if you need 2,000 calories to maintain your weight, to lose weight you may need to
eat anywhere between 1,900-1,500 calories a day. This will create a 100-500 calorie deficit, plus
burning an extra couple hundred calories via cardio or intense resistance training in order to lose
fat and accomplish your desired goal!
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TRACKING PROGRESS
Tracking progress allows you to see how far you have come. To track your progress you DO NOT have
to weigh yourself or take progress photos if you are not comfortable. However, in the future, you will
most likely wish you took “before” photos – trust me! Pose comfortably and confidently, this may look
like flexing, smiling, or just standing still. You will want your “before” poses to look the same as your
“after” poses so make sure each week you take pictures, pose the same as always.
Take photos from these angles, once a week: Use proper lighting - ensure that the photos
back, front, left, right. are not too dark.
Wear minimal clothing (shorts, sports bra, Take mirror selfies, use a self timer, or get
form fitting leggings etc.), this will help you see someone to take photos for you.
progress!
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LIFTING INTRODUCTION/
PROGRESSIVE OVERLOAD
During this three month transformation you will rely heavily on what’s known as progressive overload to
accumulate strength and muscle hypertrophy.
When you increase strength and endurance, it doesn’t just improve your sports performance.
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WARMING UP
Before each workout/exercise, you should thoroughly warm up. A warm up gradually revs up your
cardiovascular system by raising your body temperature and increasing blood flow to your muscles.
I personally recommend warming up by doing a set of a specific exercise, with significantly lighter
weight, compared to your following sets.
Example: If it’s leg day, and I’m going to be doing barbell back squats before I load the bar with a
heavy weight, I might deep squat with just the bar on my back or put 25lb plates on each side of
the bar and squat 12-15 times, resulting in a warm up set of 95lbs. My heavy weighted sets would
follow the warm up. I repeat this for every exercise I do.
Warming up also helps to reduce muscle soreness and lessen your risk of injury. I’ve listed some great
dynamic warm up exercise examples below but feel free to incorporate your own warm up regime as
well.
Tricep: Close grip military push ups; straight arm backward circles
Biceps: Low weight single arm dumbbell curls, resistance band bicep curl
Shoulders: Shoulder rolls, resistance band shoulder pull apart, hiit style shoulder taps
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BUILDING LEAN
MUSCLE TISSUE
Outside of all the health benefits, my main purpose for lifting weights is to grow and maintain lean
muscle mass. Lean muscle mass can be defined as the amount of muscle that makes up your skeletal
muscle tissue. Lean muscle tissue is important for our bodies because it decreases the likelihood of
fat accumulation in the body around vital organs, this lowers our bodies risk of disease and keeps us
functioning properly. In order to build muscle, we must consume protein which is the most essential
building block for muscle growth, known as protein synthesis.
To maximize muscle growth, it’s recommended to consume 0.8-1.1g of protein per 1lb of your
body weight daily. I find the sweet spot to be 1g of protein per 1lb of body weight. For example, if
you weigh 150lb, Xeela recommends 150g of protein intake.
While gaining muscle allows us to look our best, building muscle can truly only benefit your life.
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BURNING
FAT WITH
CARDIO
Body fat is the part of your body that does not
consist of skeletal or muscular tissue. Body
fat is essential for our bodies, so measuring
body weight can be a key indication of being
healthy, overweight or obese.
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LET’S TALK CONSISTENCY
On your fitness and higher wellness journeys, you will need to be dedicated, committed and most
importantly, consistent. Consistency is often referred to as “the bridge that closes the gap between
a dream and reality”. I find consistency to be one of the biggest determining factors in completing a
goal. In fitness you will NEED to be consistent. There will be days that you may not feel like working
out, you may not even want to workout for a long period of time but doing something is better than
nothing. Lowering body fat and gaining muscle takes a serious level of discipline and after all, this is
an actual lifestyle change.
Find ways to hold yourself accountable. I’ve listed ways that help
keep me disciplined which in turn fuels my consistency:
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FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
CAN I EAT WHATEVER I WANT ON A CALORIE SURPLUS?
A calorie surplus involves consuming more calories than you burn. Xeela recommends consuming
foods that are nutrient dense, rather than consuming unhealthier food options just to “hit your calorie
surplus”. You may still be following a diet on a surplus plan, it’s just to help you gain rather than lose
weight.
Yes! This program is just a guide to your future goals. If you have experience doing other workouts or
exercises that are not listed in this guide, feel free to incorporate them into your regimen!
It can definitely be easy to lose motivation once in a routine during working out. My biggest suggestion
is to remind yourself why you are doing it. Envision what your future looks like when you hit this goal
and push yourself. Another way I stay motivated is to incorporate variability into my exercise regime.
Following a set workout plan for days at a time can feel mundane. I recommend switching up exercises
if you become bored of the routine.
If you’re not seeing results, do not panic! This process does not happen overnight. Even if you’re
eating correctly and working out intensely, the scale might not be moving. We saw this during Natalie’s
transformation. Her dexa scan results were not changing for close to 2 months but she was doing
everything correctly. Sometimes this happens when your body is adjusting to your new lifestyle
changes. Be patient and continue working. If you feel that your workout plan or diet should be modified,
don’t hesitate to switch up the routine. Learn what works for you because there is no “one size fits all”
technique in fitness.
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IL’S SUPPLEMENTS
Supplements are not necessary but can play a huge part in your fitness and nutrition gains.
All of Xeela’s supplements are vegan and cruelty free as well as third party tested which means that all of
our products are safe and compliant for optimal taste performance and results.
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WORKOUT PHASE
INTRODUCTION
The workouts are structured for a 3 month transformation. It’s recommended to start on March 21st
so you can be done by June 21st which is the first day of summer.
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EXERCISE TERMINOLOGY
Use this page to find specific phrases or abbreviations that are associated with the workout splits.
Progressive overload
A gradual increase in weight, frequency, and
number of repetitions in your exercises.
Drop set
Performing an exercise to a specified rep
count, and with little to no rest in between.
Drop in weight slightly and perform the same
exact amount of reps, for each set.
Superset
Performing two exercises, 1 before the other
where rest is taken only after the second set
is completed.
Rest pause
Involves doing a set of an exercise and
stopping one rep shy of failure. Rest for
approximately 20 seconds, complete
another set and repeat until at least 4 sets
are completed.
Barbell (BB)
The 45lb straight metal bar located on a squat
rack, bench press rack, etc.
Dumbbell (DB)
Short bar with double headed weight usually
located on a rack in the gym.
RDL
Romanian deadlift.
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MONTH
ONE
Cardio needs to be done 4 days a week. Three days will be for 15-20 minutes, and day 7 will be the 4th day of
cardio which is heavy, 30-45 minutes in the form of either treadmill, jump ropes, stairmaster, elliptical, etc.)
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DAY ONE
CHEST (FLAT AND INCLINE); TRICEPS & ABS
For flat level AND incline exercises, switch between using only a barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
Tricep Kickbacks
Using a cable machine set at torso level, bend slightly at the knees
and waist, using a single arm hinge at the elbow until the tricep
is fully extended behind the body. Retract arm to 90 degrees and
repeat.
For flat level AND incline exercises, switch between using only a barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
Skull Crushers
Sitting with back flat on bench, using EZ bar and bend arms at a 90
degree angle above head with palms facing up, bring bar down to
head level and back up in arm. Repeat.
Ab Circuit – 4 Sets
1 MINUTE ON, 30 SECONDS OFF
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End with 1 minute plank
DAY TWO
BACK AND BICEPS
Preacher Curls
Set bench at an incline just below 90 degrees, stand behind bench
placing arm on bench and keeping elbow on the top of the bench
the whole time, curl and repeat.
Hammer Curls
Hold dumbbells at side with the heads of the weight facing up and
down, curl coming fully up and back down. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest for 20 seconds and repeat sets.
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DAY THREE
SHOULDERS AND ABS
Shoulder Shrugs
With dumbbells placed at sides, keep arms straight, shrug
shoulders up holding for a full second or two, retract to starting
point and repeat.
Arnold Press
Sit on bench, bring dumbbells up from a finished curl position,
rotate going up until palms are facing forward and arms are fully
extended above head, bring back down mimicking the motion and
repeat.
Ab Circuit – 4 Sets
1 MINUTE ON, 30 SECONDS OFF
Front squat: load bar onto front of shoulders just below neckline,
keep feet glued to floor shoulder width apart, keeping a neutral spine
squat bending only at the knees, go as deep as possible and repeat.
Quad Extensions
Sitting on QE machine, extend knees from the 90 degree starting
point fully out back down and repeat.
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DAY FOUR
LEGS AND BICEPS
Hamstring Curls
Sit on a machine with stomach down. Place the bar on calves and
curl the bar up toward the butt. Retract and repeat.
Cable Curls
Set cable machine to lowest level, curl cable attachment up to top
of chest and fully back down. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest 20 seconds. Repeat for 4 sets total.
Hammer Curls
Hold dumbbells at side with the heads of the weight facing up and
down, curl coming fully up and back down. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest for 20 seconds and repeat sets.
For flat level exercises, switch between using only the barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
ONLY for the flat level exercises. ALWAYS use the barbell for decline lifts.
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DAY FIVE
CHEST (FLAT & DECLINE) TRICEP, ABS
For flat level exercises, switch between using only the barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
ONLY for the flat level exercises. ALWAYS use the barbell for decline lifts.
Skull Crushers
Sitting with back flat on bench, using EZ bar bend arms at 90
degree angle above head with palms facing up, bring bar down to
head level and back up in arm. Repeat.
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DAY SEVEN
BACK AND BICEPS
Preacher Curls
Set bench at an incline just below 90 degrees, stand behind bench
placing arm on bench and keeping elbow on the top of the bench
the whole time, curl and repeat.
Hammer Curls
Hold dumbbells at side with the heads of the weight facing up and
down, curl coming fully up and back down. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest for 20 seconds and repeat sets.
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REPEAT
Repeat the workouts from days 1 through 7 for the
remainder of the month. Once you have completed
the month, move on to month 2.
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MONTH
TWO
INCREASE IN WEIGHT.
DECREASE IN REPS.
Cardio needs to be done 4 days a week. Three days will be for 15-20 minutes, and day 7 will be the 4th day of
cardio which is heavy, 30-45 minutes in the form of either treadmill, jump ropes, stairmaster, elliptical, etc.)
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DAY ONE
CHEST (FLAT AND INCLINE); TRICEPS & ABS
For flat level AND incline exercises, switch between using only a barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
Tricep Kickbacks
Using a cable machine set at torso level, bend slightly at the knees
and waist, using a single arm hinge at the elbow until the tricep
is fully extended behind the body. Retract arm to 90 degrees and
repeat.
For flat level AND incline exercises, switch between using only a barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
Skull Crushers
Sitting with back flat on bench, using EZ bar and bend arms at a 90
degree angle above head with palms facing up, bring bar down to
head level and back up in arm. Repeat.
Ab Circuit – 4 Sets
1 MINUTE ON, 30 SECONDS OFF
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End with 1 minute plank
DAY TWO
BACK AND BICEPS
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DAY TWO
BACK AND BICEPS
Preacher Curls
Set bench at an incline just below 90 degrees, stand behind bench
placing arm on bench and keeping elbow on the top of the bench
the whole time, curl and repeat.
Hammer Curls
Hold dumbbells at side with the heads of the weight facing up and
down, curl coming fully up and back down. Repeat.
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Example video: https://youtu.be/XOQ-c50kYGU
DAY THREE
SHOULDERS AND ABS
Standing DB Press
Standing with dumbbells above shoulder and palms forward, bring
dumbbells up above head, back down to shoulders and repeat.
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DAY THREE
SHOULDERS AND ABS
Arnold Press
Sit on bench, bring dumbbells up from a finished curl position,
rotate going up until palms are facing forward and arms are fully
extended above head, bring back down mimicking the motion and
repeat.
Shoulder Shrugs
With dumbbells placed at sides, keep arms straight, shrug
shoulders up holding for a full second or two, retract to starting
point and repeat.
Ab Circuit – 4 Sets
1 MINUTE ON, 30 SECONDS OFF
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Toe Touches Plank Side Plank
DAY FOUR
LEGS AND BICEPS
Front squat: load bar onto front of shoulders just below neckline,
keep feet glued to floor shoulder width apart, keeping a neutral spine
squat bending only at the knees, go as deep as possible and repeat.
Quad Extensions
Sitting on QE machine, extend knees from the 90 degree starting
point fully out back down and repeat.
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DAY FOUR
LEGS AND BICEPS
Hamstring Curls
Sit on a machine with stomach down. Place the bar on calves and
curl the bar up toward the butt. Retract and repeat.
Cable Curls
Set cable machine to lowest level, curl cable attachment up to top
of chest and fully back down. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest 20 seconds. Repeat for 4 sets total.
Hammer Curls
Hold dumbbells at side with the heads of the weight facing up and
down, curl coming fully up and back down. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest for 20 seconds and repeat sets.
For flat level exercises, switch between using only the barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
ONLY for the flat level exercises. ALWAYS use the barbell for decline lifts.
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DAY FIVE
CHEST (FLAT & DECLINE) TRICEP, ABS
For flat level exercises, switch between using only the barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
ONLY for the flat level exercises. ALWAYS use the barbell for decline lifts.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest 20 seconds repeat for 4 sets total.
Skull Crushers
Sitting with back flat on bench, using EZ bar bend arms at 90
degree angle above head with palms facing up, bring bar down to
head level and back up in arm. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest 20 seconds repeat for 4 sets total.
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In and Outs Around the World Flutter Kicks
DAY SIX
REST
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DAY SEVEN
BACK AND BICEPS
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DAY SEVEN
BACK AND BICEPS
Preacher Curls
Set bench at an incline just below 90 degrees, stand behind bench
placing arm on bench and keeping elbow on the top of the bench
the whole time, curl and repeat.
Hammer Curls
Hold dumbbells at side with the heads of the weight facing up and
down, curl coming fully up and back down. Repeat.
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Example video: https://youtu.be/XOQ-c50kYGU
REPEAT
Repeat the workouts from days 1 through 7 for the
remainder of the month. Once you have completed
the month, move on to month 3.
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MONTH
THREE
INCREASE IN WEIGHT.
DECREASE IN REPS.
Cardio needs to be done 4 days a week, 3 days will be for 25-30 minutes and day 7 will be the 4th day of cardio
which is heavy, 40-60 minutes in the form of either: treadmill, jump ropes, stairmaster, elliptical etc.)
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DAY ONE
CHEST (FLAT AND INCLINE); TRICEPS & ABS
For flat level AND incline exercises, switch between using only a barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest 20 seconds repeat for 4 sets total.
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4 SETS 8-10 REPS Example video: https://youtu.be/_PmzsCSQ-fI
DAY ONE
CHEST (FLAT AND INCLINE); TRICEPS & ABS
For flat level AND incline exercises, switch between using only a barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
Skull Crushers
Sitting with back flat on bench, using EZ bar and bend arms at a 90
degree angle above head with palms facing up, bring bar down to
head level and back up in arm. Repeat.
Ab Circuit – 4 Sets
1 MINUTE ON, 30 SECONDS OFF
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End with 1 minute plank
DAY TWO
BACK AND BICEPS
Preacher Curls
Set bench at an incline just below 90 degrees, stand behind bench
placing arm on bench and keeping elbow on the top of the bench
the whole time, curl and repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest for 20 seconds and repeat sets.
Standing DB Press
Standing with dumbbells above shoulder and palms forward, bring
dumbbells up above head, back down to shoulders and repeat.
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DAY THREE
SHOULDERS AND ABS
Arnold Press
Sit on bench, bring dumbbells up from a finished curl position,
rotate going up until palms are facing forward and arms are fully
extended above head, bring back down mimicking the motion and
repeat.
Shoulder Shrugs
With dumbbells placed at sides, keep arms straight, shrug
shoulders up holding for a full second or two, retract to starting
point and repeat.
Ab Circuit – 4 Sets
1 MINUTE ON, 30 SECONDS OFF
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Toe Touches Plank Side Plank
DAY FOUR
LEGS AND BICEPS
Front squat: load bar onto front of shoulders just below neckline,
keep feet glued to floor shoulder width apart, keeping a neutral spine
squat bending only at the knees, go as deep as possible and repeat.
Quad Extensions
Sitting on QE machine, extend knees from the 90 degree starting
point fully out back down and repeat.
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DAY FOUR
LEGS AND BICEPS
Hamstring Curls
Sit on a machine with stomach down. Place the bar on calves and
curl the bar up toward the butt. Retract and repeat.
Cable Curls
Set cable machine to lowest level, curl cable attachment up to top
of chest and fully back down. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest 20 seconds. Repeat for 4 sets total.
Hammer Curls
Hold dumbbells at side with the heads of the weight facing up and
down, curl coming fully up and back down. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest for 20 seconds and repeat sets.
For flat level exercises, switch between using only the barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
ONLY for the flat level exercises. ALWAYS use the barbell for decline lifts.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest 20 seconds repeat for 4 sets total.
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4 SETS 8-10 REPS
Example video: https://youtu.be/QsPloj17-aU
DAY FIVE
CHEST (FLAT & DECLINE) TRICEP, ABS
For flat level exercises, switch between using only the barbell one week, and only dumbbells the next week.
ONLY for the flat level exercises. ALWAYS use the barbell for decline lifts.
Skull Crushers
Sitting with back flat on bench, using EZ bar bend arms at 90
degree angle above head with palms facing up, bring bar down to
head level and back up in arm. Repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest 20 seconds repeat for 4 sets total.
Flutter Kicks 62
DAY SIX
REST
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DAY SEVEN
BACK AND BICEPS
Preacher Curls
Set bench at an incline just below 90 degrees, stand behind bench
placing arm on bench and keeping elbow on the top of the bench
the whole time, curl and repeat.
Stop one rep shy of failure, rest for 20 seconds and repeat sets.
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BREAKFAST WRAP
1 Servings • 328 Calories • 26g Carbs • 32g Protein • 11g Fat
6 oz egg whites (egg whites 3. Add peppers and onions, cook until onions are
from about 6 large eggs) translucent.
Spoonful of peppers and
onions, diced small 4. Add scrambled egg white mixture and scramble until fully
2 strips turkey bacon
cooked. Season with salt and pepper.
2 tbsp mexican reduced fat 5. In wrap add cheese, turkey bacon, and eggs and wrap up.
cheese Sear in a pan until golden on both side.
Salt and pepper
Add any other vegetables into your scrambled eggs or breakfast wrap.
1 tsp of extra virgin olive oil
or pam cooking spray
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BREAKFAST TURKEY SAUSAGE
4 Servings • 201 Calories • 1g Carbs • 23g Protein • 13g Fat
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ZUCCHINI BREAKFAST FRITTATA
4 Servings • 186 Calories • 6g Carbs • 22g Protein • 10g Fat
5. Place baking dish in the oven and cook for about 20-30
minutes or until egg starts getting a little golden.
You can chop or slice the zucchini if you’d like. You can also add all different
types of vegetables like broccoli, asparagus, or spinach.
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BACON AND MUSHROOM
BREAKFAST FRITTATA
4 Servings • 206 Calories • 9g Carbs • 26g Protein • 8g Fat
6. Place baking dish in the oven and cook for about 20-30
minutes or until egg starts getting a little golden.
You can substitute Canadian bacon with turkey bacon, turkey sausage,
and the turkey breakfast sausage above.
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PROTEIN WAFFLES
1 Servings • 374 Calories • 27g Carbs • 42g Protein • 12g Fat
2. Once waffle iron is heated, add your waffle batter. Take out
1 large egg
when fully cooked.
1/4 cups rolled-cut oats
Serve with fresh berries to add a little freshness.
1 scoop of protein powder
1/4 cup plain greek yogurt
1/4 cup milk or almond milk
1/4 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
Pam cooking spray
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LUNCH
AND
DINNER
RECIPES
By Xeela Chef Camille
*Calories and macros based on serving size*
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ROASTED BEEF
5 Servings • 332 Calories • 11g Carbs • 31g Protein • 17g Fat
This recipe can also be done in a slow cooker. For quicker results, you can
use pressure cooker or cook in a pot on the stove using a little more stock.
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SEARED SALMON
WITH MANGO SALSA
5 Servings • 332 Calories • 11g Carbs • 31g Protein • 17g Fat
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ROASTED LEMON ROSEMARY
CHICKEN BREAST
5 Servings • 224 Calories • 0g Carbs • 42g Protein • 5g Fat
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GRILLED CARNE ASADA
5 Servings • 302 Calories • 8g Carbs • 40g Protein • 12g Fat
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TURKEY BOLOGNESE PASTA
5 Servings • 514 Calories • 46g Carbs • 47g Protein • 19g Fat
1. Heat small pot on medium heat. Once hot, add oil, add
INGREDIENTS diced onion, celery, and carrots, and cook until onions are
transparent. Add in garlic and cook for 2 minutes mixing
2 lbs ground turkey 93% constantly. Add in crushed tomato, salt, pepper, parsley,
12 oz protein pasta, uncooked and oregano and bay leaves. Cover and cook for about
15 minutes on medium-low heat and season with salt to
2 cups raw spinach
taste. Add fresh basil and set aside.
1 large carrots, shredded
1 celery stalk, diced small
2. In another pan, heat pan on medium-high. Once the pan
is hot, add ground turkey, add oregano, salt, pepper, and
1 yellow onion, diced small
parsley. Break up ground turkey using spoon or spatula.
4-6 garlic cloves, minced
3. Once the turkey is almost fully cooked, add tomato sauce
1 - 28 oz can crushed tomato
and cook until turkey is full cooked through. Once cooked,
2 tbsp oregano
add spinach to turkey.
2 bay leaves
2 tbsp dried or fresh parsley
4. In another pot, boil water, salt the water and cook pasta.
Once pasta is cooked, mix the pasta with the turkey and
Fresh basil
garnish with fresh basil.
Salt and pepper
5. You can also blend the sauce to make it less chunky or
1 tbsp of extra virgin olive oil
or pam cooking spray hide the veggies, just remove the bay leaf before blending
and then add blended sauce to turkey.
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Use fresh tomatoes instead of canned tomatoes for fresher sauce.
SIDE
RECIPES
By Xeela Chef Camille
*Calories and macros based on serving size*
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CARROT AND SWEET
POTATO MASH
5 Servings • 128 Calories • 30g Carbs • 2.5g Protein • 0g Fat
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SEARED MUSHROOMS
5 Servings • 62 Calories • 7g Carbs • 3g Protein • 3.5g Fat
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ROASTED CARROTS
5 Servings • 61 Calories • 9g Carbs • 1g Protein • 3g Fat
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GARLICKY GREEN BEANS
5 Servings • 66 Calories • 10g Carbs • 3g Protein • 3g Fat
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SPANISH BROWN RICE
5 Servings • 222 Calories • 46g Carbs • 6g Protein • 2g Fat
1 tsp achiote powder Add corn, green beans, carrots, and or peas to add more flavor.
3 oz tomato sauce
5-6 cups vegetable or
chicken broth
Salt and pepper
1 tsp of extra virgin olive oil
or pam cooking spray
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THANK YOU
for participating in Ilya’s summer shred!
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ILYA FEDOROVICH
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Email: [email protected]
Website: ChefCamilleBernardi.com
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