Most athletes train hard. Few train smart enough to actually get faster.
BLAST is built for the athlete who competes. The rugby player who needs to win the first five metres before a defender can react. The American football player who needs to explode off the line and separate. The contact sport athlete who understands that speed and power aren't just assets — they're armour.
This is a fully structured 5-day programme engineered around one goal — making you a more explosive, more powerful, faster athlete. Every session has a purpose. Every session has a place. Nothing is in here by accident.
The week breaks down like this:
Speed Day 1 — Acceleration — This is where you learn to win the first 10 metres. Acceleration is a skill, and like any skill, it demands deliberate, quality practice. You'll train your nervous system to produce maximal force into the ground, fast — the exact quality that separates athletes who explode off the line from those who react too late.
Lower Body Peak Force — You can't express power you don't have. This session builds the raw strength foundation in your lower body — the thing your speed and power qualities sit on top of. No base, no ceiling.
Upper Body Peak Force — In contact sports, your upper body is constantly under threat. It absorbs collisions, wins physical battles, and drives you through tackles. This session develops the force qualities that make your upper body a weapon — not a liability.
Speed Day 2 — Max Velocity — Top-end speed is your ceiling. If you never train it, you'll never reach it. This session targets the mechanics and neuromuscular demands of true max velocity running — the kind that makes defenders miss and analysts take notes.
Full Body RFD — Rate of force development. How fast you can produce force matters just as much as how much. This full-body session ties everything together — power, coordination, and explosive output — leaving you primed to compete at the highest level your body is capable of.
BLAST isn't a workout plan. It's a performance system built for athletes who play physical sports, in physical environments, against physical opponents. If you want to be faster, more powerful, and harder to stop — this is where that starts.
Conditioning
A
Speed Prep
Speed Prep: Prepare: 2 rounds 90/90 Heel dig isometric 20sec es 90/90 breathing 8 reps (333) Hip Iso Switches x5es Pattern: 1 round tib anterior taps x8es A stance with rotation x8es Produce: 1 round SL RDL to box drive x6es Single exchange x6es Double exchange x3es Perform: 1 round 2 up 1 down x3es Pogo x8-10 Decel step x3es Hip Lock with reach x6es Single Switch to strike x6es
B
A March with Force
3 x 20
C
A Skips
3 x 20
D
A Skip to A Run
2 x 30
E
Acceleration Bound
3 x 20
F
Single Leg Bounds
3 x 10
G
LINEAR SPEED ACCELERATION
2 x 10
H
LINEAR SPEED ACCELERATION
3 x 20
Prep
A
LB Prep: 4P
Prepare: 2 rounds Split Squat Iso 90/90 Heel Dig Patterns: 2 rounds Glute Bridge (333) BW Squat (333) SL RDL (331) Prime + Perform: 1 round Tall to small x3es CMJ x3
B
Seated Box Jump
3 x 3
C
Back Squat
5 x 5
D
Romanian Deadlift
4 x 3
E1
Lateral Lunge
10, 8, 6
E2
Single Leg Glute Bridge
F
Hamstring Curl on Slides
3 x 4
Conditioning
A
UB Prehab: 4P Phase 1
UB Prep: 4P 1 Prepare: 2 rounds WYT Holds 10sec in each position Cable/Band External Rotation Iso x20-30sec es Pattern: 2 Rounds Scapula Push Up x8 (222) Facepull to press x8 (222) Produce + Perform: 2 rounds Supine MB throw x6-8 MB Slam x5-6
B
Bench Press
5 x 4
C
Weighted Chin Ups
8, 8, 6, 6
D1
DB Shoulder Press
8, 8, 6, 6
D2
Seated Row
10, 10, 8, 8
E
JM Press
12, 10, 8, 6
F
Cable Facepull
3 x 12
A
Speed Prep: 4P Framework (Prepare, Pattern, Produce, Perform)
B
A Skips
3 x 20
C
B-Skip
3 x 20
D
Ankle + Knee Dribble Series
3 x 20
E
Flying 40s
2 x 60
F
40 Yard Dash
3 x 40
Conditioning
A
FB Prep: 4P Framework
FB Prep: 4P Framework Produce: 2 Rounds Scapula push up: 8-10 (222) Worlds greatest stretch: 6-8es Bridge walk outs: 8es (6-steps e/s) reset each set Pattern: 2 rounds Push Ups Eccentric: x4-5 3-5sec down Facepull Eccentric: x8 (113) Split Squat With rotation: x8es Perform: 2 rounds Tib anterior Taps: 8-10es Pogo: x8 CMJ: x6
B
TrapBar Jump
4 x 4 @ 99.21 kg
C1
Anderson Squat
4 x 4 @ 50 %
C2
Box Jumps
4 x 4
D
Banded Bench Press
3 x 5 @ 50 %
E1
Pendlay Row
3 x 6 @ 50 %
E2
Cable Cross Woodchop
3 x 8
F
Inverted Retraction & Row
3 x 12