May 27th
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Warm Up
Clean Complex
7 Sets
Clean Pull + Clean
*Rest as needed between sets
COACH'S NOTES
MOBILITY:
-Banded Front Rack Stretch 1min/side
-Alternating Elbows in Front Rack :30sec
-Clean Warm Up (VIDEO in Exercise Library)
-Slowly build in the complex until you are at a starting weight.
-Begin your sets at 55-65% (of 1RM) or with a light/moderate loading.
Focus Points:
-Triple extension in clean pull (Ankle, Knee and hip).
-Continuous leg drive in the clean pull.
-You should be finishing on the balls of your feet at the top.
-Keep the bar close at extension by using the lats to pull the bar back.
-Build across sets as long as form and speed allows.
-Record results (I would also take video with a side view, this can tell us a lot about your positioning/execution).
Goal:
-If you did this complex from a couple weeks ago let's try and match or better the laoding on our previous time. (Assuming form is good)
SUBS
Clean Pull
-Dumbbell Jump Shrug
Clean
-Dumbbell Clean
Bloodflow or Blood-Go
4 Sets
4:00 of Work
2:00 of Rest
2 Rounds of
12 Kettlebell Alternating Swings
10 Bench Press
5 Burpees
*Bike in remaining time
Suggested Weights:
Kettlebell
Men: 20-55lbs
Women:15-35lbs
Bench Press
Men:85-135lbs
Women:55-95lbs
COACH'S NOTES
MOBILITY/ACTIVATION
Today's Daily Sweat is designed for two entirely different options (hence the name Bloodflow or Blood-Go)
Bloodflow is a recovery approach to your workout.
-Light weights, low intensity, repeatable pacing.
Blood-Go is for someone who didn't perform Murph the day before and is looking for an intense workout.
-Challenging loads, fast pace, all out efforts on the cardio to finish each round.
Focus Points:
-Today's Daily Sweat is very unique in terms of which approach you choose.
-Despite them having their differences, there are some commonalities I'd like us to focus on.
-Full Range of Motion on all movements. Do not let the loading put a damper on the quality of movement.
-Breathing and your pace should be a priority focus point.
-Transitions from one movement to another need to be efficient and waste very little time.
Goal:
Bloodflow = Constant steady movement with a repeatable pace each round. Use light weights.
Blood-Go = Sprint like pace while maintaining quality of movement. Challenge yourself on the loads and speed of each set.
SUBS
Kettlebell Alternating Swings
-Kettlebell Swing
-Russian Kettlebell Swing
-Single Leg Glute Bridge
-Glute Bridge
Bench Press
-Dumbbell Bench Press
-Dumbbell Floor Press
-Goblet Floor Press
-Pushup
-Pushup on Knees
-Pushup on Bench/Box
Burpees
-Burpee Variations
*Bike in remaining time
-Any form of cardio Athlete's Choice
-Walk/Jog/Row/Ski-Erg/Jumping Jacks/Jumping Jacks with a step/Steam Engines
Cool Down
400m Walk at an easy pace.
Alternating Quad stretch 1min
Arm Crossbody Stretch 1min/side
Accessory
3 Sets
10-12 Dumbbell Bicep Curls
6 Cuban Press
8/side Single Arm Plank Dumbbell Row
*Rest as needed between sets
COACH'S NOTES
Dumbbell Bicep Curls
-Begin with a set of dumbbells at your sides and palms facing forward.
-Flex at the elbow and curl the weights up towards your shoulders.
-Slowly lower the weight back down and repeat another rep before you arms reach full extension at the bottom. This will help keep tension on the biceps.
Cuban Press
-Use a light set of weights, no need to go heavy here.
-Start with the weight at your sides and palms facing backwards.
-Hinge at the elbows and raise your arms vertically until your triceps are parallel with the floor (90 degrees).
-Externally rotate so now the weights are above your biceps and you're still in a 90 degree position.
-Press the weight directly overhead and finish in a locked out position with the weights stacked over your shoulders.
-Reverse the order to return back to the starting position.
Single Arm Plank Dumbbell Row
-On an elevated surface like a bench/box, establish a wide stance with the feet, a plank on one arm, and a dumbbell/weight in the opposite arm.
-While keeping the hips square with the floor, row the weight up towards the ribcage while retracting the shoulder blade down and back.
-After holding this position for 1-2seconds at the top, slowly lower the weight back down while maintaining a retracted shoulder blade and avoid rounding the back.
SUBS
Dumbbell Bicep Curls
-Barbell Curl
-Banded Curl
-Ring Bicep Curl
Cuban Press
-I,Y,T's
Single Arm Plank Dumbbell Row
-Renegade Row
-Shoulder Taps
-Shoulder Taps From Knees