June 13th
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Warm Up
Dynamic Warm Up (7-10 minutes)
Deadlift Week 1 of 5
4x10 (Light/Moderate)
*Rest as needed between sets.
COACH'S NOTES
Primer
3 Rounds:
3 Goodmornings
3 Light Deadlifts (Progressively build to a light/mod starting weight)
Focus Points:
-Pull the slack out by creating tension before you pull.
-Deep inhale and stay tight before lifting the weight.
-Keep the bar path close to your body for the entire range of motion.
-Initiate the descend by leading with your hips back first.
SUBS
Deadlift
-Dumbbell Deadlift
Row Boat
EMOM 20
*As many reps/cals as possible at each station.
1) Row for Cals
2) Plank Pushup
3) Goblet Squat
4) Ring Row
*Cap each station at 45 seconds.
Suggested Weights:
Goblet Squat
Men: 15-50lbs
Women: 10-35lbs
COACH'S NOTES
Focus Points:
-It may take 1 round or so to completely figure out both exercise choice and loadings on the goblet squat.
-Determine these options by making sure you can stay moving for all 45sec for each station.
-The Row pace should be something that is repeatable for 5 total rounds but still allows you to perfrom work after a short rest.
-Plank Pushups are a challeneg but focus on keeping your hips as square with the floor as possible.
-Goblet Squat weight should be something you don't have to stop with during the 45sec interval.
-Ring rows need to also be continuous so adjust your feet back to make the row easier as fatigue sets in.
-The more vertical your body is on the ring row, the easier it will be. The more horizontal your body is the more difficult it is.
Goal:
-Non stop movement for 45sec at each station.
-You should be able to achieve a similar amount of reps at each station per round.
-Pace to be able to perform repeatable efforts round to round.
-Ranges to aim for:
Row: ~15/12 Cals
Plank Pushup: ~15-20 reps
Goblet Squat: ~15-20 reps
Ring Rows: ~15-20 reps
SUBS
Row For Cals (Any Cardio for 45sec)
-Bike/Ski-Erg/Burpees/Jumping Jacks/Jumping Jacks with a Step/Jog
Plank Pushup
-Plank Pushup on Knees
-Shoulder Taps
-Shoulder Taps on Knees
Goblet Squat
-Jump Squat
-Air Squat
-Air Squat with Assistance
Ring Row
-Dumbbell Row
-Barbell Bent Row
-Medicine Ball Row (Or any object Row)
Cool Down
400m Walk easy pace
Standing Lunge Calf Stretch 1min/side
Child's Pose on Bench/Box Pose 1-2mins
Accessory
4 Sets
15 Dumbbell RDL
15 Banded Goodmornings
15 Banded Pull Aparts
*60sec Rest Between Sets
COACH'S NOTES
Dumbbell RDL
-With a set of dumbbells in each hand, retract the shoulder blades down and back.
-Begin with a slight bend in the knees.
-While maintaining a flat back position, hinge at the hips and lower the dumbbells to feel a stretch in the hamstrings.
-Lower to just below the knee and squeeze the glutes at the top when you stand.
Banded Goodmornings
-While stepping on a band with a hip width stance, place the other end of the band around the back of the neck.
-Begin by slowly hinging at the hips with a slight bend in the knees and a flat back.
-You should feel a stretch in the back of your hamstrings.
-Use your glutes and bring the hips through at the top as you stand to complete the rep.
Banded Pull Aparts
-Place both hands on a band and hold it with arms extended out in front of your chest.
-The further your hands are apart, the easier it will be.
-Slowly pull the band apart and retract the shoulder blades until the band is across your chest.
-Hold for 1-2 seconds and then slowly return to the staring position.
SUBS
Dumbbell RDL
-Dumbbell SIngle Leg RDL
-RDL
-Glute Bridges
Banded Goodmornings
-Good Mornings
Banded Pull Aparts
-Supermans
-Prone T's Weighted
-Prone T's