July 11th

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Warm Up

Dynamic Warm Up (7-10 minutes)


Overhead Press (Not part of strength cycle)

4 x 8 (Not Part Of Strength Cycle)

*Rest 60-90sec between sets.

COACH'S NOTES

MOBILITY/PRIMER

Arm Crossbody Stretch 1min/side

Using a light set of dumbbells, or empty barbell, perform 8-10 overhead press.

Focus Points:

-Position the barbell in the front rack (On the shoulders) before pressing overhead.

-Take a deep inhale and brace before pressing.

-The elbows hsould be slightly in front of the barbell to help ensure you are pressing in an efficient bar path.

-If you struggle with the front rack position, perform a Child's Pose on Bench/Box to help open up your overhead position.

SUBS

Overhead Press

-Dumbbell Overhead Press

-Pike Handstand Pushup

-Pike on bench/box


Dine and Dash

On a 20:00 Clock

Perform a Round Every 4:00 of:

12 Dumbbell Snatch

12 Dumbbell Shoulder Loaded Squat

400m Run


*Remaining time is rest

*Score = Slowest Round


Suggested Weights:

Dumbbell Weight (Single Dumbbell)

Men: 20-50lbs

Women:10-35lbs


COACH'S NOTES

MOBILITY/ACTIVATION

3 Sets with a light dumbbell or weight:

4 Dumbbell Snatch (Or SUB) - Alternate sides every rep

4 Dumbbell Shoulder Loaded Squat (Or SUB)

15 Jumping Jacks (Or SUB)

Focus Points:

-Choosing a Dumbbell weight that you can obtain a quality setup for each rep is ideal.

-This weight should also be something you can perform all 14 reps of a DB snatch with and go straight into the squat.

-The 400m Run should take on average 2:00-2:30 max to perform. Some of you will run the 400m in less than 2:00 too.

Goal:

-Complete each round with 60-90 seconds of rest.

-Adjust loadings and movements to be able to obtain these time domains each round.

SUBS

Dumbbell Snatch

-Plate Ground to Overhead

-Floor Touch Jump and Reach

-Glute Bridge

Dumbbell Shoulder Loaded Squat

-Dumbbell Goblet Squat

-Jump Squat

-Air Squat

-Air Squat With Assistance

400m RUN

-500m Row

-1000m Bike Erg

-400m Ski Erg

-25/18 Cal Assault / Echo Bike

-40/28 Cal Schwinn Bike

-30x10m Shuttle Runs


Cool Down

400m Walk easy pace

Standing Lunge Calf Stretch 1min/side

Pigeon Pose 1min/side


Accessory

4 Sets

10 Barbell Bent Over Row

10 Dumbbell Lateral Raise + Dumbbell Front Raise

15 Face Pulls

*Rest 60 sec between sets.

COACH'S NOTES

Barbell Bent Over Row

-Establish a double overhand grip on the barbell. Pick it up and position your torso at about 45 degrees.

-Start by retracting your shoulder blades down and back.

-Once in this position, row the barbell towards your torso pointing the elbows backwards.

-Once you've reach the bar to your body, slowly lower back down with control and repeat for desired number of reps.

Dumbbell Lateral Raise + Dumbbell Front Raise

-Begin with a set of dumbbells at your side.

-Raise the dumbbells from at your sides up to shoulder height and control the lower back down.

-Then position the dumbbells in front of the thighs and raise the dumbbells but this time out in front of your body. Raise them until your arms are parallel with the floor.

-This cycle completes 1 full repetition.

Face Pulls

-Begin by attaching a band to the rig at face height.

-Grab the band with about 12" of space between your hands.

-Step back to create tension in the band and establish a staggered stance.

-Retract the shoulder blades down and back and pull the band towards your face.

-Hold in the retracted position with the band at your eyes for 1-2sec before returning back to the starting position with arms extended.

-Repeat for desired number of reps.

SUBS

Barbell Bent Over Row

-Dumbbell Row

-Supinated Dumbbell Row

-Chainsaw Row

-Medicine Ball Row (Or any Object Row)

Dumbbell Lateral Raise + Dumbbell Front Raise

-Dumbbell Later Raise

-Plate Front Raise

-Banded Front Raise

-I,Y,T's

Face Pulls

-Cuban Press

-Prone T's Weighted

-Prone T's

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!  

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