Not exact matches
I would suggest maybe doing some weights for your
upper body and core with your trainer, and then doing some cardio and lighter resistance training (
such as my
workouts) for your lower
body so you don't bulk up your legs.
Focus at least 90 % of your
workout time on high intensity combinations of full
body multi-joint exercises
such as variations of deadlifts, squats, lunges, clean & presses, pullups, pushups, dips, bench presses, overhead presses, and
upper body rows and pulls.
Apart from the knee raise, the design features that achieve
such versatility include push - up bars for arms and chest, dip station for general
upper body workout and a pull - up bar for back, arms and shoulders.
Put differently: Push / pull / legs routines
such as this one allow you to utilize the big compound exercises during each
workout session (good for overall strength); but it also gives you the ability to «specialize» to a certain extent due to the nature of the split (good for muscle building — you can dedicate full sessions to
upper body pushing muscles,
upper body pulling muscles as well as legs).