Upper Body Fat Loss Workout - 45min Advanced
This advanced upper body session leverages high-intensity supersets and heavy compound lifts to maximize caloric burn and muscle preservation. By pairing antagonistic movements, you will keep your heart rate elevated while challenging every muscle from your chest to your back. It is designed for experienced lifters who want to shred body fat without losing strength through a handles-only approach.
This workout is ideal for advanced trainees or athletes in a fat-loss phase who need to maintain lean muscle mass while optimizing caloric expenditure. It is perfect for those comfortable with Tonals dynamic weight modes and complex rotational movements.
Equipment
Workout Plan
Rest 90s after heavy Bench sets, 30-45s between superset exercises, and 60s between rounds to maintain a high metabolic rate.
Why this order
The workout starts with a heavy compound bench press to recruit maximum motor units while you are fresh. We then transition into antagonistic supersets to maximize efficiency and maintain the high heart rate necessary for fat loss. The session concludes with high-rep isolation finishers to ensure local muscular fatigue and a metabolic burn using Tonals constant tension.
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Start Free with AI CoachFrequently Asked Questions
Can I use Burnout mode on the final isolation superset?
Yes, applying Burnout mode to the Biceps Curls and Skull Crushers is a great way to fully fatigue the muscles once you can no longer complete full-range repetitions.
How do I choose the right starting weight for the heavy 5-rep sets?
Use Tonals suggested weight for strength but consider manually increasing it by 5 percent if you can maintain perfect form throughout the lower rep count.
What if the Standing Alternating Push-Pull feels unstable?
Focus on bracing your core as if someone is about to punch you and utilize a wider stance; if stability remains an issue, reduce the digital weight by 10 percent.