LMR2 Download#1

You are welcome :) Are you still on the fence for LMR2,
Hope you take the plunge and join the release fun.
The bonus is great quality. literally same as the actual workout.
I'm enjoying all the Cathletes reviews. I really appreciate it when people provide more detailed info as to what they specifically liked, what makes it fresh/new to them, how they plan to use it, whether there's any other workout they're reminded of when they do it, the pacing, the intensity, etc. It helps with making a decision about a workout or series. Thanks Cathletes! :)
 
Here is the content for anyone in need of the worksheet :)

Equipment : various dumbbells and mat

BONUS LMR2 2025
ExercisesEquipment UsedDate:Date:Date:Date:
Warm Up
10 reps metabolic
Sumo Squat arnold press8 lb Dumbbells
Close grip sumo squat25 lb Dumbbells
Triple deadrow
traditional, suppinated, traditional
20 lb Dumbbell
Squats #225 30lb Dumbbells
Front Squats25 lb Dumbbells
Front Squats triceps extension20 lb Dumbbell
Deadlift30 lb Dumbbells
Sumo Squat + Front raise30 lb Dumbbells
Rear Lunge, front raise, V raise and Thumb raise 1.5 count5 or 8 lb Dumbbells
Alternating touch down lunge25 30 lb Dumbbells
Deadlift, shrug and calf raise25 lb Dumbbells
Wide stance Burpes/Bicep curl12 15 lb Dumbbells
Alt rear lunge, oblique twist and overhead press20 lb Dumbbells
Lying crossbody kickback12 15 lb Dumbbells
Bench press25 30 lb Dumbbells
Sit up + knee bendno weight
Push upno weight
Sit up into boat poseno weight
Pull overs25 lb Dumbbells
Sideplank thread the needles5 lb Dumbbells
Weighted crunches plus holdno weight
Cool downno weight
Thank you!!!!
 
Cathe's LMR2 Elevated free downloads don't contain premixes, but they're fully chaptered. This means you can create your own premixes using our Workout Blender if you are a Cathe OnDemand subscriber and purchased your subscription directly from our website
The above doesn't mean a thing, if it's not there..................
 
Micro-Cathe (see previous post about downloading if you don't get it) has come through with a macro load of a workout! This one really speaks to me since I've often taken time savers in various workouts and done them with some of my heaviest weights. I did all the heaviest weights suggested on this one except for the pullovers. The most I've done in the past is 40lbs total so I stuck with that. I think my favorite move is the wide stance butler's to biceps curl. Gotta love it and it was FREE!
 
Here is the content for anyone in need of the worksheet :)

Equipment : various dumbbells and mat

BONUS LMR2 2025
ExercisesEquipment UsedDate:Date:Date:Date:
Warm Up
10 reps metabolic
Sumo Squat arnold press8 lb Dumbbells
Close grip sumo squat25 lb Dumbbells
Triple deadrow
traditional, suppinated, traditional
20 lb Dumbbell
Squats #225 30lb Dumbbells
Front Squats25 lb Dumbbells
Front Squats triceps extension20 lb Dumbbell
Deadlift30 lb Dumbbells
Sumo Squat + Front raise30 lb Dumbbells
Rear Lunge, front raise, V raise and Thumb raise 1.5 count5 or 8 lb Dumbbells
Alternating touch down lunge25 30 lb Dumbbells
Deadlift, shrug and calf raise25 lb Dumbbells
Wide stance Burpes/Bicep curl12 15 lb Dumbbells
Alt rear lunge, oblique twist and overhead press20 lb Dumbbells
Lying crossbody kickback12 15 lb Dumbbells
Bench press25 30 lb Dumbbells
Sit up + knee bendno weight
Push upno weight
Sit up into boat poseno weight
Pull overs25 lb Dumbbells
Sideplank thread the needles5 lb Dumbbells
Weighted crunches plus holdno weight
Cool downno weight

@nckfitheart2009
Thank you for the detailed breakdown. I downloaded the workout per pre-order link.

May I ask where I can locate the Wide Stance Butler's to Biceps Curl bonus mentioned in this thread? Maybe I need to go back and look at the workout again. Thank you.

 
I downloaded and was able to preview it. I still have to figure out how to get it in a usable format for me (really old TV, no tech skills, and I don't do workouts on laptops or any other small screen), but I'm looking forward to doing this one. I haven't actually been doing metabolic strength training yet, because I'm still trying to get in good enough shape that my heart rate doesn't spike too fast, so I have time to figure it out. It has a warm up, a great mix of creative upper and body moves, abs, and a stretch - it looks fun and very complete, so I'm excited about it. Just viewing it is motivating to me, because now I have this new workout to look forward to, so I have that extra incentive to keep plugging away with my strength training. Cathe's workouts are always great (in my opinion), but I guess since it was a bonus... I was kind of expecting to have to add my own warm-up and stretch... I didn't know there would be music either. Until I'd seen the pics a week or so ago, I didn't think she'd have her crew with her for it. I should have known that Cathe wouldn't do anything half-heartedly - even when it's free. Thank you Cathe! I can't wait to see what you have in store for us for the other 3 bonuses. :) I'm really looking forward to LMR2 as well. I have not done a rotation with the first LMR, but I have really enjoyed bits and pieces of it. I can't (and don't want to lol) work out as "hard" all the time, like I used to. I am loving the break and "feel good" feeling of many of the workouts on LMR. I make my strength training plan for the week, and I reward myself for sticking with it with a LMR workout - knowing that I'm still doing great things for my body, even if I'm not pushing myself as hard as some of my earlier-in-the week workouts did. I am making slow but steady progress with my strength training, and using LMR as active recovery, and frankly... my progress isn't as slow as what I expected at this age. 10 weeks in, and I can see and feel a substantial difference in my body - noticing a few more positive changes each week.
 

May I ask where I can locate the Wide Stance Butler's to Biceps Curl bonus mentioned in this thread? Maybe I need to go back and look at the workout again. Thank you.

The workout is a free download. It is not a bonus as I quoted previously.

On the breakdown the wide stance butler = Wide stance burpees - Biceps/hammer curl. just after the Deadlift/shrug and calf raise. HTH
 
I downloaded and was able to preview it. I still have to figure out how to get it in a usable format for me (really old TV, no tech skills, and I don't do workouts on laptops or any other small screen), but I'm looking forward to doing this one. I haven't actually been doing metabolic strength training yet, because I'm still trying to get in good enough shape that my heart rate doesn't spike too fast, so I have time to figure it out. It has a warm up, a great mix of creative upper and body moves, abs, and a stretch - it looks fun and very complete, so I'm excited about it. Just viewing it is motivating to me, because now I have this new workout to look forward to, so I have that extra incentive to keep plugging away with my strength training. Cathe's workouts are always great (in my opinion), but I guess since it was a bonus... I was kind of expecting to have to add my own warm-up and stretch... I didn't know there would be music either. Until I'd seen the pics a week or so ago, I didn't think she'd have her crew with her for it. I should have known that Cathe wouldn't do anything half-heartedly - even when it's free. Thank you Cathe! I can't wait to see what you have in store for us for the other 3 bonuses. :) I'm really looking forward to LMR2 as well. I have not done a rotation with the first LMR, but I have really enjoyed bits and pieces of it. I can't (and don't want to lol) work out as "hard" all the time, like I used to. I am loving the break and "feel good" feeling of many of the workouts on LMR. I make my strength training plan for the week, and I reward myself for sticking with it with a LMR workout - knowing that I'm still doing great things for my body, even if I'm not pushing myself as hard as some of my earlier-in-the week workouts did. I am making slow but steady progress with my strength training, and using LMR as active recovery, and frankly... my progress isn't as slow as what I expected at this age. 10 weeks in, and I can see and feel a substantial difference in my body - noticing a few more positive changes each week.
Good for you for sticking with it! I stuck with LMR and the benefits were amazing - well amazing to me anyway. The best part for me was those benefits kept coming after I moved on. I’ve been able to get back to full body push-ups (2 sets of 20) without pulling my neck and shoulders out of alignment as has happened in the past. I’m 70 so your results should be better!

I’m now in week 2 of a STS Prep rotation and won’t be trying the freebie for a while since my weighted sessions are splits. I’m still feeling more balanced, tightly knit for lack of a better description. I hope you’ll feel as good or even better!
 
Lannette, thank you for your encouragement. I have been doing some more challenging splits as well as some of the easier total body workouts (I got a lot of ideas from people on Cathe's site). My recovery time is a lot longer than it used to be. lol So, I've been grateful for LMR, because I have found it to be valuable in keeping me faithful to exercising regularly and providing me with fitness benefits without pushing me past my limits while I recover. I used to give my body 48 hours to recover (even though it felt like I didn't need quite that much. Now... I'm needing 3 full days. I'm hoping as I get in better shape that my recovery time shortens, but it could be a permanent change. Getting each body part squeezed in twice a week with that long of a recovery time (and my 2 consecutive active recovery days - which I needed even before I stopped working out) has been a hurdle that I don't think I could have overcome without LMR. In your 70s? 2 sets of 20 full-body push-ups? You're an inspiration! :) I was finally able to do 1 full pull-up on my door pull-up bar the other day, and was quite proud of my accomplishment until I tried full body pushups and realized I could only do 4 (I squeezed out a sloppy/uneven 5th one lol) correctly before I had to drop to my knees. I'll get there. I just have to be patient with myself. Patience has never been my strong suit. lol
 
I've just downloaded the workout, which took about a minute, and I've had a quick view of the workout. On first impressions, it looks really good and I'm looking forward to trying it tomorrow. There's instructional and demo (while you collect your weight selection) just before a move is introduced, making weight choice easier to navigate. The ab work looks fab and the stretch at the end is definitely what I need. Looking forward to trying this one tomorrow and I'm definitely glad I've switched to downloads...I just wish I'd done so years ago.
Let us know what you think!
 

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