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Chris Evans Workout

There’s a lot of buzz about the former Fantastic Four super star Chris Evan’s and his new role in the Captain America film. He was already ripped before but this time around he gained serious muscle mass with an intensive workout routine in order to really fit the look of Captain America as portrayed in the comics. (P.S. If you want to see the new workout for Chris Evans as he prepares for his next role in The Avengers go to Chris Evans Avengers Workout.)

This workout will definitely fit a unique bill because it is going to be an exceptional split routine unlike any other. By split routine what I mean is that the focus is going to be one one body part for each day which means that this is definitely on the advanced side.

I would recommend this workout only to those who have been training for 6 months consecutively and want to really switch it up. But with that said, if you are up for it you can start with a few of the suggested exercises each day and build up until you have the full deal.

Chris Evans Workout Routine

Remember one thing with this workout, it is intended that you follow this plan to build some impressive muscle mass so your diet is going to have to measure up. Try a whey protein drink about an hour before this workout and one immediately after in order to feed your hungry muscles the amino acids they require in order to recover and grow (I highly recommend a premium whey protein like Optimum Platinum Hydrowhey which is lactose free and has digestive enzymes to make it quickly digestible).

I’ll talk about some other high quality supplements to help you boost your results with this workout at the end of this article, but for now…

Let’s jump right in!

We’re going to aim for 4 sets of each exercise and 8-10 repetitions. Do 4 sets of each exercise in a row with 60 seconds rest between each set and before moving onto the next exercise. You’ll also notice that for 3 days there is a HIIT training session added at the end of workouts, read my article on High Intensity Interval Training if you’d like more info.

Day 1 Shoulders: Chris Evans Workout

Seated Barbell Press ( refer to photo here )
Lateral Raises ( refer to photo here )
Dumbbell Press ( refer to photo here )
Seated Rear Deltoid Raise( refer to photo here )
Shrugs ( refer to photo here )
10 Minute HIIT Training Session on Treadmill, Bike or Elliptical Trainer

Day 2 Chest: Chris Evans Workout

Flat Bench Press ( refer to photo here )
Incline Chest Press ( refer to photo here )
Bench Flyes ( refer to photo here )
Decline Chest Press ( refer to photo here )
Push ups on Bosu Ball ( refer to photo here )

Day 3 Legs: Chris Evans Workout

Barbell Squats ( refer to photo here )
Leg Press ( refer to photo here )
Hack Squats ( refer to photo here )
Lunges ( refer to photo here )
Seated Calf Raises ( refer to photo here )
10 Minute HIIT Training Session on Treadmill, Bike or Elliptical Trainer

Day 4 Arms & Core: Chris Evans Workout

Barbell Bicep Curls ( refer to photo here )
Skull Crushers ( refer to photo here )
Incline Seated Bicep Curls ( refer to photo here )
Dips ( refer to photo here )
Cable Hammer Curls ( refer to photo here )
Close-Grip Bench Press ( refer to photo here )
Ab crunches with legs raised ( view photo here )
30 second stability ball plank ( view photo here )
Stability ball jacknife ( view photo here )
Oblique crunches on stability ball each side ( view photo here )

Day 5 Back: Chris Evans Workout

Pull Ups ( refer to photo here )
Seated Row ( refer to photo here )
Lat Pulldowns ( refer to photo here )
Stiff Leg Barbell Deadlift ( refer to photo here )
Bent Over Barbell Row ( refer to photo here )
10 Minute HIIT Training Session on Treadmill, Bike or Elliptical Trainer

Day 6 & 7 Rest: Chris Evans Workout

These two are your rest days and you’re going to need this time to allow your body to recover and have full energy for the next week of this routine!

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P.S. If you want to see the new workout for Chris Evans as he prepares for his next role in The Avengers go to Chris Evans Avengers Workout.

Disclaimer: This workout routine is in no way associated or endorsed by Chris Evans. It is only a simulated routine that is developed to provide similar results.

Chris Evans Workout: Conclusion

There you have it, an intense 5 day split routine which will isolate your workout to one body part per day. This workout is intended to build serious muscle mass and you should begin to see results after 5-6 weeks. If you don’t then you need to try two things, increase your daily protein intake, and increase the weights of your exercises so that by the last rep you are totally exhausted.

Have any questions or feedback about this workout routine? Leave me a comment below and I’ll make sure to have a reply for you…

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Comments

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Yes definitely too many carbs, you should add more whey protein

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Yes you can definitely do that and some would argue if you have the time then that would be more effective actually.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    For sure, whey protein would be a great choice for you. Do a search on my site for chest workout and you will see quite a few options.

  • Nosakhare Obaseki

    Hi sam I wanted to know if I can use this program to lose a considerable amount of weight 

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      You definitely can just make sure your diet is in check and you train intense especially within the cardio component.

  • Guestaa

    Is there a work out for 13 year olds and if this is suitable when would i start seeing results please? 

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      This would be quite a bit too advanced for a 13 year old. I would suggest that if you go this route then make sure you are not going to heavy and build-up over several weeks.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    You absolutely could!

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Sorry but your questions require a book to answer, you need to start slow and build gradually as you get into your later teens. Doesn’t matter what routine, just try and push yourself a little more each week.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Start slow and build up, it will take patience and lots of dedication but you can do it if you put your mind to it. Read the site, I have new articles each day that will help you make these changes.

  • Aaron

    Hey Sam. I’m about 6’4, 260lbs, 26% body fat. I’m trying to lose weight and gain/keep the muscle I already have. Would you recommend this workout for that? If so would you change anything like up the reps and/or cardio.

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      You can up the reps to about 12-15 if you are trying to lose weight but you may see a little muscle loss especially if you limit your calories which is necessary for weight loss.

  • Anthonyscavelli

    @weightlossandtraining:disqus  hey sam does it matter if i change the order of the workout through out the week? for example do back on day 2 and chest on day 5? instead of vise versa 

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      Not at all, the order can definitely be changed!

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    You bet stick to this and focus on your diet for losing fat.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    To be honest I think it’s best to experiment and see what your body responds to best as everyone is different. The protein and pre-workout energy drink will definitely be key though.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    You can do that for sure, it depends on your goals. HIIT is awesome for toning up and defining.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Awesome Alex, check out this article for meal plans – http://weightlossandtraining.com/workout-plan-for-men-surprise-update

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    There are a lot of variables and calories will take you down the wrong path, focus on clean healthy eating and how you feel after your workouts and you will succeed.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    There are crunches on the stability ball.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    HIIT is necessary as a component of cardio to keep your body fat down and yet preserves lean muscle. Experiment with it and see how your body responds before changing up calories.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    That sounds right on point.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Sure thing

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    3 scoops all at once is too much as your body can only absorb about 30 grams at a time.

  • Jordanmeh85

    Hey Sam, I’m 15, 5’6 and weigh about 130 LB’s. I’m cut but not big and my goal is to get big this summer. Would this work for me? Obviously because I’m still a teenager I wont get as big as a man would; but would I get significantly bigger?

    • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

      You absolutely could!

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Yeah 5-6 weeks is a bit more realistic.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    You can keep the reps low for bulking and then switch it to 14-16 for cutting

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    You can definitely give this ago but modify it so you are doing 14-16 repetitions of each exercise and keep your rest period down to about 30 seconds between sets and exercises.

  • http://weightlossandtraining.com Sam

    Would be a great workout for you just add lots of protein, and I wouldn’t recommend a mass gainer, just use a high quality protein like http://weightlossandtraining.com/supps/platinumhydrowhey and add in banana and natural peanut butter

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