June 20th

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Warm Up

Dynamic Warm Up (7-10 minutes)


Deadlift Week 2 of 5

4x8 (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


Plank If You Must

AMRAP 20

5 Pullups

5 Dips

5 Pullups

5 Dips

250m/200m Row

1:00 Plank


Suggested Weights/Distances:

Weight Vest

Men: 20lbs

Women:14lbs


Row Distance

Men: 250m

Women 200m


*See Coach's Notes for partner version of this workout.

COACH'S NOTES

Warm Up

3 Sets

5 Ring Rows or Pullups (Or SUB)

5 Dips (Or SUB)

10 Jumping Jacks (Or Jumping Jacks With A Step)

10 sec Plank (Or SUB)

Focus Points:

-Choose options that will be tough for 5 reps.

-If it is doable for the first couple rounds but you know it may turn into sets of 2 and 3, then it's a good option.

-Avoid picking options that are way to easy (ex. banded pullups but you could do 20+ in a row).

-Full range of motion is a priority on all movements.

-In the dip, work to achieve 90 degrees of elbow flexion and a full lockout at the top.

-Pullups need to also be from a fully extended arm position and chin all the way over the bar.

-Keep SUBS in mind to be able to stay moving with short rest periods.

Goal:

-Every set should be completed in no more than 3 sets total.

-If it takes you longer than 3 sets to perform 5 reps consider having a SUB in mind.

Partner Version:

P1: AMRAP 5 pullups + 5 Dips

P2: Row 250m/200m

-Then Switch. P2 will pick up wherever P1 left off on the AMRAP and score is cumulative rounds.

-Whoever is rowing is the pace keeper.

-Once you have both rowed once and performed the AMRAP once you will both perform a plank for 1:00.

-Cycle through this sequence until you've reached 20 minutes in total.

SUBS

Pullups

-Banded Pullups

-Ring rows

-Seated Vertical Pull

-Medicine Ball Row (Or any Object Row)

Dips (Ring or Bar)

-Box/Bench Dips

-Tricep Wall Extensions

-Close grip Pushups

-Close Grip Pushups on Knees

Row (Or 1:00 of Cardio Athlete's Choice)

-Bike/Ski-Erg/Jog/Jump Rope/Jumping Jacks/Jumping Jacks With Step

Plank

-Plank on Forearms

-Plank Hold Variations and Modifications

-Any Plank Variation


Cool Down

400m Walk easy pace

Standing Lunge Calf Stretch 1min/side

Scorpion Stretch (Alternating) 1min


Accessory

4 Sets

10 Banded Goodmorning (Slow)

10 Dumbbell Front Raise + Lateral Raise

10 Hanging Straight Leg Raises

*Rest 60sec 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.

Dumbbell Front Raise + Lateral 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.

Hanging Straight Leg Raises

-Hang from a bar with a pullup grip.

-Without using any swing or momentum, slowly raise your legs while keeping them as straight as possible.

-Lower them back down under control to prevent you from swinging back and forth.

SUBS

Dumbbell RDL

-Single Leg Dumbbell RDL

-Single Leg Banded RDL

-Goodmorning

Dumbbell Front Raise + Lateral Raise

-Dumbbell Lateral Raise

-Prone T's Weighted

-Prone T's

Hanging Straight Leg Raises

-Hanging Knee Tucks

-Supine Straight Leg Raises

-Supine Knee Tucks

Matt DeJesus

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