June 30th

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Power Snatch

6 x 1

*Rest as needed between sets

*Build across sets.

COACH'S NOTES

3 Sets with a PVC/Broomstick

6 PVC Pass Throughs

6 Jump Squats

6 Power Satch

Focus Points:

-Quality setup. shoulders should be positioned directly over the bar with chest and eyes forward.

-Bar needs to be as close to the body as possible in the start and through the entire lift.

-The catch/landing position needs to have a focus on being in or close to your squat stance.

-Excessively wide feet is a common fault that we want to avoid.

-Fast turn over of the bar as the feet make contact with the floor.

-High Elbows keeps the bar close through extension.

Goal:

-Establish a weight that you can move with efficiency and confidence. Keep it light, move well.

SUBS

Power Snatch

-Use a PVC and practice the power snatch in higher reps (4-6 reps per set)


Dippn Dots

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

Dips (Ring or Bar)

Plate Front Raise

Row For Cals

Suggested Weights:

Men: 25-45lbs (Plate)

Women:10-35lbs (Plate)

COACH'S NOTES

MOBILITY/ACTIVATION

3 Sets:

5 Close Grip Push Ups (Or SUB) - progress these to dips over the 3 sets.

5 Plate Front Raises - Light Weight (Or SUB)

10 sec on Rower (Or SUB)

Focus Points:

-Choose a dip variation that when fresh you have the ability to perform it for 10-15+ reps unbroken.

-This will be a great option to use for this workout.

-Same rules apply for the plate raise, something you could do when fresh for 10-15+ reps.

-The row distance is calories so keeping a consistent stroke and really pushing the pace on the lower sets is ideal.

Goal:

-You should complete the round of 10's under the 12/13 minute mark.

-If you are not, think about using a SUB to keep you moving more efficiently on the back side of this workout.

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

SUBS

Dips (Ring or Bar)

-Banded Dips

-Back Foot Assisted Dips

-Bench/Box Dips

-Close Grip Pushups

-Close Grip Pushups on Knees

-Tricep Wall Extensions

Plate Front Raise

-Dumbbell Front Raise

-Banded Front Raise

-I,Y,T's

Row For Cals

-Burpees/Bike/Ski-Erg/Jumping Jacks or Jumping Jacks with a step (Double the reps)/ Steam Engines (reps per side)


Cool Down

5-7min Easy Walk

Arm Crossbody Stretch 1min/side

Seated Pike Stretch 1-2mins


Accessory

4 Sets

12 Barbell Curls

12 Skull Crushers

10/side Single Arm Upright Row

*Rest 60sec between sets

COACH'S NOTES

Barbell Curls

-Position your hands just outside of your thighs with palms facing forward.

-While bracing the core and squeezing the glutes, hinge at the elbows curling the bar up towards the shoulders.

-Slowly lower the bar under control and perform the next rep before your elbows reach full extension to help maintain tension.

Skull Crushers

-Begin by laying on a bench with a bar in hand and arms extended over the chest.

-Slowly hinge at the elbows bringing the bar closer towards the front part of your head.

-Maintain elbow positioning pointing slightly forward and not flared out.

-Extend the elbow returning the bar back up to the starting position with arms locked out.

-Repeat the sequence for the desired amount of reps.

Single Arm Upright Row

-Start with a single dumbbell in hand in front of your thigh.

-While keeping the chest tall and shoulder blades down and back, hinge at the elbow raising the dumbbell up towards the shoulder.

-Keep the weight close to the body for the entire range of motion.

-Once the weight is at chest height, slowly lower the weight back down while keeping the shoulder blade retracted down and back for the entire range of motion.

-Repeat for desired number of reps.

SUBS

Barbell Curls

-Dumbbell Curl

-Medicine Ball Row (Or Any Object)

Skull Crushers

-Close Grip Pushups

-Close Grip Pushups on Knees

-Triceps Wall Extensions

Single Arm Upright Row

-Sumo Deadlift High Pull

-Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift High Pull

-Banded Sumo Deadlift High Pull

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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