April 22nd

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Warm Up

WARM UP VIDEO


Snatch Complex

Take 15 minutes to build to a moderate/heavy for the day in the following complex:

Snatch Pull + Power Snatch

*Rest as needed between sets.

COACH'S NOTES

Watch the snatch warm up video in the exercise library.

Focus Points:

-Smooth pull off the floor.

-As the bar passes the knees, lets work on speed through the middle (hip extension).

-Elbows should remain over the bar, this will keep your bar path close to the body.

-Time the turnover of the bar with your feet landing in the catch position (slightly wider than hip width).

Goal:

-Build to a weight that allows you to use the extesnion of the high pull and transfer it over to the power snatch.

-If you lose speed or your form isn't there, keep loads light and move fast.

-Increase the reps by 2-3 if this movement is brand new and just work with a PVC/broomstick.

SUBS

Snatch High Pull

-Dumbbell Sumo Deadlift High Pull

-Banded Sumo Deadlift High Pull

Power Snatch

-Dumbbell Snatch (Higher reps based on the weight you have access to Ex. 4-6/side)


Pipe Hitter

Perform a round every 3mins (5 total rounds each for time):

6 Power Snatch

8 Box Jump Overs

30sec Bike Sprint (Establish a cal count after doing your first set so you have something to shoot for).


:90sec CAP each round.


Suggested Weights:

Men: 45-115

Women: 35-75


Box Height

Men: 20-24"

Women: 10-20"


COACH'S NOTES

MOBILITY/ACTIVATION/PRIMER

Post workout cool down is extremely important for today's Daily Sweat Workout.

PRIMER:

3 Rounds

3 Power Snatch (Or SUB)

6 Box Step Ups (Or SUB) >>> Progres these to Box jump overs if doing them in the workout

10sec Bike (Or SUB) >>> 60% >>> 70% >>> 80%+

Rest 30-45sec between rounds

Focus Points:

-These are interval sprint sets!!!

-Choosing correct loadings and exercises for the workout are very important today.

-The loads should be something you can cycle efficiently but will also challenge you especially come round 5.

-Continuous smooth and fast movement (whatever that is for you) is key.

-If any one particular exercise slows you down, use a SUB or go lighter.

-Use the Primer to help establish movements and loadings.

Goal:

-First two movements need to be completed in under a minute (45sec is ideal).

Score = Slowest time.

Matt's Average time per round = 1:05-1:10

SUBS

Power Snatch

-Double Dumbbell Power Snatch

-Dumbbell Snatch

-Plate Ground to Overhead

-Floor Touch Jump and Reach

-Squat Step Floor Touch with Rotation

Box Jump Overs

-Box Jumps

-Box Step Ups

-Reverse Lunge with Knee Drive

-Lunge

-Lunge with no Knee Touch

30sec Bike

-Row

-Ski Erg

-High Knees

-Jump Lunges

-Burpees (Any Variation)

-Run

-Jumping Jacks

-Jumping Jacks with a Step


Cool Down

7minute (minimum) Walk/Bike easy pace

Seal Pose to Down Dog 1min

Foot Elevated Hip Opener 1min/side


Accessory - Murph Prep

4 Sets

10-12 Dumbbell RDL

8-10 Handstand Pushups

10-12 Barbell Bent Rows

Rest 60-90sec between sets.

COACH'S NOTES

Dumbbell RDL

-With a set of dumbbells, retract the shoulder blades down and back.

-Slight bend in the knees and hinge at the hips bringing the torso forward.

-Squeeze the glutes to stand.

Handstand Pushups

-Make sure you can perform the pike variations before attempting the handstand pushup.

-These can be either kipping or strict.

-Regardless of variation, establish a tripod hand and head position on the floor.

Barbell Bent Row

-Establish a 45 degree angle with the torso and place hands around shoulder width on the bar.

-While maintaining your torso position, row the bar towards your belly button.

-Slowly control the lower back down while keeping a flat back/neutral spine.

SUBS

Dumbbell RDL

-Single Leg Dumbbell RDL

-Good Morning

Handstand Pushups

-Pike Handstand Pushups

-Pike Hand Stand Pushup from Knees (Bench/Box)

Barbell Bent Rows

-Dumbbell Row

-Medicine Ball Row (Or any object row)

Matt DeJesus

I’m a fitness professional who has been coaching and training for the past decade.  My purpose is to help you become the fittest version of yourself!  

https://fitwithmatt.com
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