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Channing Tatum Workout Routine

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Channing Tatum Workout Routine

On my quest to reveal more celebrity workouts I came across Channing Tatum – an actor is ripping up movie screens with his physique and I thought it’d be interesting to do a different take on celebrity workouts in this write-up…

Channing Tatum broke through with the “Step Up” dance movies and now he is getting grittier with upcoming roles in “Fighting” and “G.I. Joe”! I think a lot of guys will resonate with the build that he has developed over the past few years.

In my research to find out how Channing is training, there hasn’t been much reported other than this diet consisting mainly of vegetables and a lot of cardio to keep him lean for his recent film Fighting. So instead, what I thought might be cool is to give a look at how I would train someone if they wanted to have his physique.

Workout Routine

The concept of this workout is to get extremely lean and work on definition. Therefore, we’re going to look at higher reps with a lot of variety in standard exercises.

On weight training days you will want to do a 10 minute warm-up on a treadmill/elliptical trainer until you get a light sweat going.

Post workout do another 10 minute cool-down on the treadmill/elliptical, followed by a 10 minute flexibility and stretch cool-off.

Monday: Chest & Back
1x20reps – Pushups
3x14reps –dumbbell chest presses
3x14reps – seated cable rows
3x12reps – Pushups on Stability Ball
3x14reps – Deadlift with dumbbells

Tuesday: Cardio & Core
5 minute warm-up on treadmill
20 minute interval training on treadmill
3×10 crunches on stability Ball
3x20seconds Plank
3×12 Ab roll-out with stability ball
3×12 Stability ball pull-in

Wednesday: Arms & Shoulders
3×14 Barbell curl
3×14 Dumbbell shoulder presses on bench
3×14 Tricep Rope pull down
3×14 Dumbbell side lateral raises
3×14 Dips on bench
3×14 Rear deltoid raises
5×14 Dumbell bicep curls drop-set (Decrease weight at each set)

Thursday: Day off

Friday: Legs
3×12 Dumbbell lunge
3×12 Smith machine squat
3×12 Leg press
3×12 Calf raise
3×12 Dumbbell squat on bosu ball

Saturday: Cardio & Core
5 minute warm-up on treadmill
20 minute interval training on treadmill
3×10 crunches on stability Ball
3x20seconds Plank
3×12 Ab roll-out with stability ball
3×12 Stability ball pull-in

Sunday: Day off

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Conclusion:

If you try this workout you’ll notice you will start to lean out like Channing Tatum rather quickly. Try increasing weights on each workout to get a little more bulk or doing the exercises one after another with little to no rest to get more lean. Please leave a comment below if you try this workout and let me know the results you get!

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Comments

  • josiah

    hey sam, one more thing. If i am currently taking whey protein after workouts, would it be beneficial to take creatine before these workouts too, if im looking to loose body fat?

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com/ Sam

      Hi Josiah, Basketball is definitely good on your rest days, just be aware if your body becomes too sore, then you’ll need to have a total rest day. Creatine is definitely one of my most recommended supplements so YES! View my full article on it here – Benefits of Creatine

  • josiah

    hey sam, one more thing. If i am currently taking whey protein after workouts, would it be beneficial to take creatine before these workouts too, if im looking to loose body fat?

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      Hi Josiah, Basketball is definitely good on your rest days, just be aware if your body becomes too sore, then you’ll need to have a total rest day. Creatine is definitely one of my most recommended supplements so YES! View my full article on it here – Benefits of Creatine

  • sami

    hey sam, i was reading about this workout and it sounds intense and something i want to do. I am competitive swimmer (like michael phelps junk…but of course a lot less…i am no where near Olympic swimming haha) i swim 6 days a week for 2 hours each day. I am on club team. I really want to add this to my routine because i have muscle but i just want to get a lot leaner. so any suggestions about how i should do these workouts and supplement into already rigorous workouts. thanks a bunch!

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com/ Sam

      Hi Sami, you can definitely work this into your routine, hopefully before you get into the pool so you have the energy. You should also concentrate on having a lot of high quality whey protein powder to make sure your muscles get enough amino acids to repair themselves since you have a pretty intense schedule. Let me know how it comes along.

  • sami

    hey sam, i was reading about this workout and it sounds intense and something i want to do. I am competitive swimmer (like michael phelps junk…but of course a lot less…i am no where near Olympic swimming haha) i swim 6 days a week for 2 hours each day. I am on club team. I really want to add this to my routine because i have muscle but i just want to get a lot leaner. so any suggestions about how i should do these workouts and supplement into already rigorous workouts. thanks a bunch!

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      Hi Sami, you can definitely work this into your routine, hopefully before you get into the pool so you have the energy. You should also concentrate on having a lot of high quality whey protein powder to make sure your muscles get enough amino acids to repair themselves since you have a pretty intense schedule. Let me know how it comes along.

  • Yazan

    Hi Sam, I have a question to ask, please bare with me:

    I am currently 88 kilos, about 180 lbs- about 20% body fat but I am well rounded, meaning I do not look chubby at all. I have been on Vince Delmonte’s workout 28 week beginner workout for 7 weeks now and I am seeing changes, but not too extreme.

    What program do you recommend I do? Should I continue on Delmonte’s workout? Also, will your workout allow me to gain muscle?

    Regards,

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com/ Sam

      Hi Yazan, it’s probably time you do a new routine now, so this might be a good alternative to add some variety and give you some extra muscle.

  • Yazan

    Hi Sam, I have a question to ask, please bare with me:

    I am currently 88 kilos, about 180 lbs- about 20% body fat but I am well rounded, meaning I do not look chubby at all. I have been on Vince Delmonte’s workout 28 week beginner workout for 7 weeks now and I am seeing changes, but not too extreme.

    What program do you recommend I do? Should I continue on Delmonte’s workout? Also, will your workout allow me to gain muscle?

    Regards,

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      Hi Yazan, it’s probably time you do a new routine now, so this might be a good alternative to add some variety and give you some extra muscle.

  • Jonathan

    Hey,i am currently 100 kilos.i mainly want to lose fat and then gain lean muscle,wad do u suggest i do?should i diet first then exercise or what?

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Hi Jonathan, it's always best to start out with your diet and a light exercise routine. Follow the workout plan for men series here

  • Jimster07

    Hey Sam,
    I'm 6'0 and 179lbs, i'm coming up to the end of 6 weeks doing this routine.
    I'm looking to get rid of the rest of my fat and really tone up my muscle, what workout routine
    would you recommend for me next?

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Hi Jimster, try the Jake Gyllenhal workout – http://weightlossandtraining.com/jake-gyllenhaa

  • Paytrick

    Hi Sam,
    First off I'm a huge fan of your writings. You're very thorough and helpful. I'm 5'11 and about 155 lbs. I'm looking to lose the extra fat I have and gain some muscle to look good, but not become too bulky. There are a few workouts that you provide that I'm debating between using (this being one of them). I tried the Jake Gyllenhaal one, but I don't think it's right for me. Which would you suggest I do? Thank you.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Hi Paytrick, thanks for the nice comment. This would definitely be a good workout, and make sure to follow the supplements recommended for muscle gain. Alternatively, the Ashton Kutcher workout is pretty good too – http://weightlossandtraining.com/ashton-kutcher

  • Daniel maddock

    hi
    im 5 11 almost 6 ft i weigh 13 stone what would you recommend to do to lose weight ? and to tone up

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Have you tried this workout? Give it a go, sounds like the right thing for you.

  • Robert

    Hi Sam, Im 5’9″ and weigh 200lbs. I desperately want/need to lose weight and build muscle. What work out do you recommend I should do?

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    This is a great one to start out with or you can follow the entire workout and diet plan for men here – http://weightlossandtraining.com/workout-plan-for-men-surprise-update

  • Jack

    Hi Sam.I’m 5’11″ and weigh 172lbs.I desperately want to lose weight and want to have a flat chest,six pack abs & an awesome flat body .What workout would you recommend me to do to loose weight and have an awesome body.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    This one is a great place to start! Let me know how it comes along!

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Thanks Jack and you have that right, 3 sets of 15 reps.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    You should be taking protein, NO and creatine before your workouts, and then protein and glutamine afterwards. You can definitely go with them all or leave out NO until you are a little more advanced.

  • Arizsunico

    hello sam is it okay to do this workout routine without any supplements?

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      It definitely is, but if you are looking to gain some muscle mass I would recommend whey protein powder as a staple.

  • Gabrielf14

    Can I do cardio n abs also on Thursday?

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      You can, just be aware of over training since then you will only have one day rest so you’ll need to be very much on top of your nutrition and sleep.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Hi Eric, what are your goals?

  • EricM0532

    Well I’m looking to lose weight, build my endurance and some lean muscle. I’m working on becoming a firefighter.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Thanks for the comment. I would add another protein shake an hour before your workouts and one before you go to bed. Also with your weights make sure to go extra heavy where the max reps should be about 6-8. The Chris Evans workout might be a little better for your goals too – http://weightlossandtraining.com/chris-evans-workout

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Sorry what is your question?

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Hi Alex, you can try adding in reverse lunges where you are stepping backwards instead of forwards or you can do bench steps with dumbbells.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    The best is definitely pull-ups but rows are great too.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Both will work quite well for lats which span your back and tie into the traps.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Hi Cesar, start out with your palms facing forward with no twist, then as you advance you can start the twist to make it a little more challenging. The twist will activate more muscle fibers.

    For the rear deltoids raises you should seated on a bench.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_LH2IC6KPLA3E5QF2GVOD3XWKBA Sparrow Dew

    Hi Sam,I’ve read all of your articles and im really impressed and im stick to your tipsso im 22 and im a beginner i have some core and chest fat that want to loss but i have lean arms and shoulders so im going to begin with the channing tatum’s routine so i want to ask you in the arms and shoulders exercises can i reduce the reps to 8 with the same amount of sets to gain muscle in those areas but i will stick to the routine in the chest and back exercises (3 x 14) and what you recommend me.i really need your answer, thank you

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      Absolutely, you can cut down to 8 reps and work on increasing the weight and you can do it for the chest and back as well too.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Absolutely, great strategy to implement.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    That is correct! You may find you reach a limit and in that case you will want to try variations in the way you lift (like starting heavy and dropping weight, or changing your grip).

  • Omeirk

    hey can u pls  tell me how much weight shud i carry to get body like channing tatum.
    cya peace

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      Do you mean weight in dumbbells or your body weight?

  • Jimbo

     Hi Sam,
    I am 6’0 250 I am looking to lose 30-40 pounds. Is this the workout I need to do? How heavy of weight should I use and if I stick to this how long would it take me to lose that much weight?

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      Yes this would be a great workout to lean out with. With the weights your last rep should be almost impossible to do. Everyone is different depending on many factors such as metabolism, age and genetics but aim for about 2lbs/week.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Check out the healthy nutrition section for ideas on meal plans

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Yes this will be good and you need to also focus on diet as well. My Top 10 Workout Supplements for Men list might help you as well.

  • Brad Miller

    Hello Sam, i was wondering if this channig tatum workout is good for someone who is 15, 5’8″, and weigh approx. 146 lbs. and i could use some thinning at the belly lol.

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      You bet, this would be great for you!

  • Brad Miller

    Sam how long on average would it take to see any sort of results? Jw

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      Hi Brad, you should be seeing results within 4-6 weeks time.

  • Brad Miller

    What type of intervals are good to run at?

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      What do you mean by type of interval?

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Sounds like it is not the workout but your diet that is causing you problems

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Not a bad idea at all, I like it!

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