A combination of full-body training and CrossFit style metcons.
Training schedule:
Monday: FBT Heavy Emphasis, accessory work, Anaerobic conditioning, core work
Tuesday: Mixed Aerobic Work
Wednesday: FBT Power Emphasis, accessory work, high-intensity aerobic piece, core work.
Thursday: Mixed Aerobic Work
Friday: FBT Strength Work, accessory work, GPP conditioning.
Saturday: Skill EMOM + Sled AMRAP. This is optional training day.
Sunday: Optional Active Recovery
Sessions will take 60-75 minutes, including warmup & cooldown.
This is a very serious program and so if you’re looking a combo of different styles of training while still using a well-thought out framework, this is it!
This program DOES NOT follow a seasonal approach, instead we are focusing on all elements of fitness year-round eg. maximal strength, power, aerobic capacity, and anaerobic power.
Prep
A
Full Body Warm-up (V2)
1. Foam Roll Hamstrings, Hip Flexors, Lats, and Thoracic Spine x 30s each side - small 1-2” motion *All foam rolling should be non-painful so remove pressure as needed 2. Active Straight Leg Raises: 2 x 5 each 3. Adductor Rockback Thoracic Rotations: 2 x 5 each 4a. Banded Pull-apart: 3 x 10 4b. BW Glute Bridge: 3 x 10 5. Warm-up all 4 movements in your training today for 3 sets x 3-5 reps each 6. Plyometric Variation: 3 x 3. Rest 45s. *Choose either a box jump or plyo push-up variation. Alternate these each session.
B
Front Box Squat
4 x 6
C
Neutral Grip Pull-ups
4 x 6
D1
DB Single Arm Push Press
3 x 8
D2
Feet Elevated Hip Thrust + Band
3 x 20
Conditioning
E
2-3 Rounds of: 15 Calorie Max Effort Air Bike 10 Kettlebell Clean + Press (moderate load) Rest 3:00 - 4:00 between rounds. - Goal: Hard effort, RPE 9. You should need the entire rest interval. For ladies, perform 10-12 cals per set.
F
Feet Elevated Stir The Pot
3 x 0:20
Recovery
G
Cooldown
1. Worlds Greatest Stretch x 8 total reps 2. Recovery Breathing x 8 breaths - 5s nasal inhale + 1s hold at top + 5s nasal exhale in supine position + 1s hold at the bottom.
Prep
A
Conditioning Warm-up
1. Foam Roll Adductors: 60s of 1-2" motion on each side *All foam rolling should be non-painful so remove pressure as needed 2. Rock back Adductor Stretch x 30s small rocking + 30s static hold each 3. Shin Box x 10 total reps 4. Table Top + Hip Thrust x 8-10 each side 5. Alt. KB Lateral Squat: 2-3 x 3-5 each. Rest as needed. 6. KB Squat Jumps: 3 x 3. Rest 45-60s. *light load for maximal height
B1
Kettlebell Snatch
5 x 10
B2
Single Arm Front Rack Carry
5 x 100
B3
Ski Erg
5 x 20
B4
Single Arm Front Rack Carry
5 x 100
B5
No Push-up Burpees
5 x 20
B6
Air Bike
5 x 20
Recovery
C
Parasympathetic Breathing
10 Nasal Breathes 5 second inhale 1-second hold at the top 5 second exhale 1-second pause at the bottom *Turn off the music and make sure you’re in a relaxing state. The goal is to start the recovery process before leaving the gym
Prep
A
Full Body Warm-up (V2)
1. Foam Roll Hamstrings, Hip Flexors, Lats, and Thoracic Spine x 30s each side - small 1-2” motion *All foam rolling should be non-painful so remove pressure as needed 2. Active Straight Leg Raises: 2 x 5 each 3. Adductor Rockback Thoracic Rotations: 2 x 5 each 4a. Banded Pull-apart: 3 x 10 4b. BW Glute Bridge: 3 x 10 5. Warm-up all 4 movements in your training today for 3 sets x 3-5 reps each 6. Plyometric Variation: 3 x 3. Rest 45s. *Skip #6 and go right to B1/B2
B1
Band Assisted Plyo Push-ups
7 x 3
B2
Hang Power Clean From Mid Thigh
7 x 3
C1
Strict Ring Dips
3 x MAX
C2
Pronated Grip Ring Rows
3 x MAX
C3
Alt. Lateral KB Squat
3 x 12
D
Ski Erg
8 x 0:15
E
Half-Kneeling Banded High To Low Chop
3 x 10
Recovery
F
Cooldown
1. Worlds Greatest Stretch x 8 total reps 2. Recovery Breathing x 8 breaths - 5s nasal inhale + 1s hold at top + 5s nasal exhale in supine position + 1s hold at the bottom.
Prep
A
Conditioning Warm-up
1. Foam Roll Adductors: 60s of 1-2" motion on each side *All foam rolling should be non-painful so remove pressure as needed 2. Rock back Adductor Stretch x 30s small rocking + 30s static hold each 3. Shin Box x 10 total reps 4. Table Top + Hip Thrust x 8-10 each side 5. Alt. KB Lateral Squat: 2-3 x 3-5 each. Rest as needed. 6. KB Squat Jumps: 3 x 3. Rest 45-60s. *light load for maximal height
Conditioning
B
45-60 minutes on the clock: Cyclical Work eg. rower, bike, ski erg, air runner (choose one) *Every 15:00 starting at 0:00 (this workout starts with the below work) perform: 20 Kettlebell Halos (10 each) 20 Calories on a different cyclical piece 20 Hollow Rocks - Goal: This should be an 'easy' aerobic session, all conversational. The listed work is done at 0:00 then the remaining time is on the cyclical piece of your choosing. When the clock hits 15:00, get off the cyclical piece and perform the 20, 20, 20. Once that is complete, get back on the cyclical piece for the remaining time until another 15:00 has passed. Follow this sequence for 45-60 minutes.
Recovery
C
Parasympathetic Breathing
10 Nasal Breathes 5 second inhale 1-second hold at the top 5 second exhale 1-second pause at the bottom *Turn off the music and make sure you’re in a relaxing state. The goal is to start the recovery process before leaving the gym
Prep
A
Full Body Warm-up (V2)
1. Foam Roll Hamstrings, Hip Flexors, Lats, and Thoracic Spine x 30s each side - small 1-2” motion *All foam rolling should be non-painful so remove pressure as needed 2. Active Straight Leg Raises: 2 x 5 each 3. Adductor Rockback Thoracic Rotations: 2 x 5 each 4a. Banded Pull-apart: 3 x 10 4b. BW Glute Bridge: 3 x 10 5. Warm-up all 4 movements in your training today for 3 sets x 3-5 reps each 6. Plyometric Variation: 3 x 3. Rest 45s. *Choose either a box jump or plyo push-up variation. Alternate these each session.
B
Hybrid Stance Deadlift
5 x 4 @ 70 %
C1
DB Rear Foot Elevated Split Squats
3 x 10
C2
Close Grip Chin-up
3 x MAX
D1
Low Handle Sledpush
5 x 100
D2
Farmer Carry
5 x 100
D3
KB Push Press
5 x 10
Recovery
E
Cooldown
1. Worlds Greatest Stretch x 8 total reps 2. Recovery Breathing x 8 breaths - 5s nasal inhale + 1s hold at top + 5s nasal exhale in supine position + 1s hold at the bottom.
Prep
A
Conditioning Warm-up
1. Foam Roll Adductors: 60s of 1-2" motion on each side *All foam rolling should be non-painful so remove pressure as needed 2. Rock back Adductor Stretch x 30s small rocking + 30s static hold each 3. Shin Box x 10 total reps 4. Table Top + Hip Thrust x 8-10 each side 5. Alt. KB Lateral Squat: 2-3 x 3-5 each. Rest as needed. 6. KB Squat Jumps: 3 x 3. Rest 45-60s. *light load for maximal height
Skill Work
B
EMOM 20: Minute 1: 15s Handstand Hold Minute 2: 15s L-Sit Hold Minute 3: 15s Barbell Cycling (your choice of light snatch or clean) Minute 4: Rest - Goal: Resist the urge to go longer than the set time as we'll increase this each subsequent week.
Conditioning
C
AMRAP 20: 100 ft. Sled Drag Forward 100 ft. Sled Drag Backward 100 ft. Sled Drag Facepulls 100 ft. Sled Drag Extensions - Goal: Use a moderate/heavy load and shoot for 5 rounds.
Recovery
D
Cooldown
1. Worlds Greatest Stretch x 8 total reps 2. Recovery Breathing x 8 breaths - 5s nasal inhale + 1s hold at top + 5s nasal exhale in supine position + 1s hold at the bottom.
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