Parker Young Workout

Parker Young Workout

Parker Young is an up and coming actor who’s definitely been making his rounds on the small screen. Starring in two recent hit TV comedies, Suburgatory and Enlisted, this guy’s really starting to make a name for himself.

But whether he’s playing a jock neighbor on Suburgatory or a military officer on Enlisted, he needs to stay in top shape. And there’s no doubt that this 24-year old actor knows a thing or two about fitness.

In a recent interview, Young discussed how much work it is to stay lean and fit. As a former high school football captain, he’s no stranger to staying in shape. But his TV roles require even more attention, and a totally different approach.

The goal is to stay ripped, and that’s why Parker Young says he’s now addicted to CrossFit.

So if you have similar goals of getting toned and ripped without bulking up, I’ve got a CrossFit inspired workout to help you out. Taking the approach of Parker’s TV body routine, this workout is great for anyone wanting to burn fat and build lean muscle.

Ready to kill it?

The Parker Young Workout to Get Toned & Ripped

This program includes a few different elements. The goal is to get to the gym 5-6 days a week. I’m going to alternate between CrossFit exercises and more traditional weights and cardio, to give you the best results possible.

Day 1 – Chest, Shoulders & Triceps

Perform 3 sets of 10-12 reps each of the following exercises:

• Dumbbell Chest Press on bench (view exercise)
• Dumbbell Chest Flyes on bench (view exercise)
• Dumbbell Tricep Extension on bench (view exercise)
• Chest Press with Single Arm pulley (each side) (view exercise)
• Seated Dumbbell Shoulder Press (view exercise)
• Tricep Rope Extension with cable (view exercise)
• Seated Dumbbell Tricep Extension (view exercise)
• Lateral Dumbbell Raise (view exercise)

End with 15 minutes of cardio (running or cycling is best).

Day 2 – CrossFit Workout

Perform this CrossFit Workout (at home or at the gym)

Day 3 – Back & Biceps

Perform 3 sets of 10-12 reps each of the following exercises: