Daily Exercise routine to become strong and toned?

I’m at a healthy weight for my age(15yrs), but i want to be toned.

My gym teacher, my coaches, my family, my friends (the list goes on and on) all tell me that i am weak.

What is a good daily exercise routine to become toned and to get stronger? (how many crunches, push ups, etc.)

btw, I already do cardio everyday.

Here’s a program I like made for Marine Corps physical fitness test training, if you stick to it, improving the intensity as you can, you will grow strong.

http://oneweb.utc.edu/~semperfi/physical.htm

3 Responses to “Daily Exercise routine to become strong and toned?”

  1. InTheGardenOfLifeAndDeath Says:

    Here’s a program I like made for Marine Corps physical fitness test training, if you stick to it, improving the intensity as you can, you will grow strong.

    http://oneweb.utc.edu/~semperfi/physical.htm
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  2. #1 Kenny Chesney fan Says:

    try going to the gym and lifting weights. I do about anywhere from 10-20 pushups and more almost every night. Then I do 20 crunches but I also do different kind of crunches that add up to about 100 crunches and do situps and punch someone’s hand or just punch I do that about 20 times also. and starting lifting dumbells to.
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  3. Lacey Says:

    As far as strength training in general goes, remember to rest AT LEAST 48 hours between working out a certain part of the body (i.e., only do push ups every other day).

    Push ups – 3 sets of 5-10 (try as many on your toes in each set as you can get)

    Tricep dips (on the end of a step or a bench) – 3 sets of 10

    Lunges – 3 sets of 10 on each leg (preferably with some weight, try 5-10 pounds in each hand)

    Squats – 3 sets of 10

    Plie squats – 3 sets of 10 with 6-15 pounds

    Single leg calf raises – 4 sets of 10-15 each leg

    Regular crunches – 3-4 sets of 30

    Bicycle crunches (with a slight pause at the top of each, and relaxed leg as straight and close to the ground as possible – but not touching!) – 3 sets of 20.

    Back extensions on a yoga ball – 3 sets of 10
    Side crunches – 3 sets of 12-15 on each side
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