Modern Athletics

General Fitness
Coach
Dustin Hassard

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Sample Week
Week 1 of 12-week program
Sunday
KBF Total Body A1

Prep

A

Foam Rolling - Total Body Sequence

⏱ 5-10 Minutes (20-60s per area) You can go in any order you want or follow this flow: 1 - Glutes/Hip Rotators 2 - Upper Back 3 - T Spine Extension - Foam Roller 4 - Posterior Shoulder (Lats, Armpit) 5 - Hamstrings 6 - Calves 7 - Triceps 8 - Quads 9 - TFL (Front Pocket) 10 - Edges of IT Band (Outer Thigh) 11 - Fibularis/Peroneus (Outer Lower Leg) 12 - Shins 13 - Adductors (Inner Thigh) 14 - Anterior Shoulder (Pecs, Chest) 15 - Biceps 16 - Psoas (Deep Abdominal) 17 - Hands and Forearms 18 - Feet 🧠 Learn more: https://modernathletics.com/courses/training-guide/lessons/foam-rolling-and-mfr/

Prep

B

Essential Warmup 1

⏱️ 5 Minutes 5-20 reps or 20-60s 1 - Foam Roller T Spine Extension 2 - Seated Neck Movements 3 - Seated T Spine Rotation 4 - Lat Stretch - Box/Bench or Seated Shoulder Windmills 5 - Knee Drive - Foot Elevated 6 - Squat (Optional: Box/Bench/Mini Band/Wedge)

C1

Swing - 1KB

3 x 16

C2

Plank on Hands - Shoulder Tap

3 x 20

D1

Deadlift - 1KB

3 x 8

D2

Overhead Press - Half Kneeling, 1KB

3 x 8

E1

Goblet Squat - 1KB

E2

Rolling Tricep Extension - 1KB

3 x 8

E3

Carry - Suitcase

3 x 20

Notes

F

Accessory Excercises

Mark completed at least one time so I know you read this. Exercises beyond this point are a bonus (extra credit). Save these for when you have more than an hour to exercise. These generally focus more on specific muscles, abs, and conditioning. They are more about making you look pretty. They are less important for the workout, but do them if they are important to you or you want to work out more. When done with your workout, do the cool down.

G1

Front Raise - 1KB

3 x 16

G2

Rolling Tricep Extension - 1KB

3 x 16

Conditioning

H

Finisher - KBF Day 1

CONDITIONING FINISHER OPTIONS: Kettlebell Swing Finisher L1 Swing - 1KB Reps: 25-20-15-10-5 Kettlebell Swing Finisher L2 Swing - 1KB Reps: 50-40-30-20-10 Squat Finisher 1 Squat Jump Bodyweight Squat Pulse Squat Squat Hold Reps: 3x20:10 (20 seconds of work:10 seconds of rest)

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Swing - 1KB

25, 20, 15, 10, 5

Recovery

J

Cool Down

- Foam roll for 2 to 5 minutes to significantly lessen soreness. - Stretch for 2 to 5 minutes so you don't feel stiff later. - 🍽 Eat something within the next hour or drink a protein shake. - 💊 Take 5g of creatine daily (I take 10g total on days I lift): https://s.thorne.com/HYTTc (ask me for 20% off) - 😴 Sleep 7 to 9 hours. GOOD Sit on the ground for a couple of minutes and take deep breaths through your nose. BETTER After a workout, do some of the same rolling from the warmup. 5 minutes is optimal, but more or less is good too. This will reduce stiff and sore muscles. Eat a meal or drink a protein shake with 5g of creatine within the next hour. BEST Better results happen with rest. Rest is when your body can repair and recover from today's workout. We recommended doing some rolling and some stretches from the warmup. Pick the areas you feel you worked the most or the stretches you need most.

Tuesday
KBF Total Body B1

Prep

A

Foam Rolling - Total Body Sequence

⏱ 5-10 Minutes (20-60s per area) You can go in any order you want or follow this flow: 1 - Glutes/Hip Rotators 2 - Upper Back 3 - T Spine Extension - Foam Roller 4 - Posterior Shoulder (Lats, Armpit) 5 - Hamstrings 6 - Calves 7 - Triceps 8 - Quads 9 - TFL (Front Pocket) 10 - Edges of IT Band (Outer Thigh) 11 - Fibularis/Peroneus (Outer Lower Leg) 12 - Shins 13 - Adductors (Inner Thigh) 14 - Anterior Shoulder (Pecs, Chest) 15 - Biceps 16 - Psoas (Deep Abdominal) 17 - Hands and Forearms 18 - Feet 🧠 Learn more: https://modernathletics.com/courses/training-guide/lessons/foam-rolling-and-mfr/

Prep

B

Essential Warmup 1

⏱️ 5 Minutes 5-20 reps or 20-60s 1 - Foam Roller T Spine Extension 2 - Seated Neck Movements 3 - Seated T Spine Rotation 4 - Lat Stretch - Box/Bench or Seated Shoulder Windmills 5 - Knee Drive - Foot Elevated 6 - Squat (Optional: Box/Bench/Mini Band/Wedge)

C1

Swing - Single Arm, 1KB

3 x 8

C2

Side Plank on Forearm

3 x 10

D1

Split Squat - 1KB or 1DB

3 x 8

D2

Bent Over Row - Hand Supported, 1DB or 1KB

3 x 8

E1

Deadlift - 1KB

3 x 8

E2

Push Up

3 x 8

E3

Chop Up - Half Kneeling, 1KB

3 x 8

Notes

F

Accessory Excercises

Mark completed at least one time so I know you read this. Exercises beyond this point are a bonus (extra credit). Save these for when you have more than an hour to exercise. These generally focus more on specific muscles, abs, and conditioning. They are more about making you look pretty. They are less important for the workout, but do them if they are important to you or you want to work out more. When done with your workout, do the cool down.

G1

Reverse Fly - Bent Over, 1KB or 2KB

3 x 16

G2

Hammer Curl - 1KB

3 x 16

Conditioning

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Finisher - KBF Day 2

Week 1 - 3x20:5 (20 seconds of work, 5 seconds of rest) CORE FINISHER OPTIONS: Core Finisher 7 Crunch - Scissor Crunch - Bicycle V Up - Single Leg, Alternating Crunch - Triangle Crunch - Side Core Finisher 13 Side Kick Thru Knee Grab Sit Up with Reach Plank Up Downs V Up Core Finisher 1 Crunch Crunch - Bicycle Crunch - Toe Touch Crunch - Side You can do core finishers for reps or for time. This is for conditioning, so challenge yourself and expect to reach failure. TIME-BASED Do as many reps as possible within the time. Recommended App: Seconds Pro. Week 1 - 3x20:5 (20 seconds of work, 5 seconds of rest) Week 2 - 3x25:5 (25 seconds of work, 5 seconds of rest) Week 3 - 3x30:5 (30 seconds of work, 5 seconds of rest) Week 4 - 3x40:5 (40 seconds of work, 5 seconds of rest) REP-BASED Week 1 - 3x8 or 16 reps Week 2 - 3x10 or 20 reps Week 3 - 3x12 or 24 reps Week 4 - 3x14 or 30 reps Per side, if applicable, and able. Applies to time-based and rep-based. HOW TO DO CIRCUITS/FINISHERS Do each exercise in succession; that’s one round. For example, Exercise 1, then Exercise 2, then Exercise 3, etc. Rest and repeat for multiple rounds. You could complete all rounds of one exercise at a time as an alternative; it doesn’t matter that much. Try both ways. If you need more rest, take it, as long as you do a little more than you’re used to. Why? Circuits will challenge your aerobic and muscular endurance. In other words, work fast, rest little. Weights used, if any, should be challenging but allow you to complete the reps in a timely manner. Maintain proper form at all times.

Recovery

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Cool Down

- Foam roll for 2 to 5 minutes to significantly lessen soreness. - Stretch for 2 to 5 minutes so you don't feel stiff later. - 🍽 Eat something within the next hour or drink a protein shake. - 💊 Take 5g of creatine daily (I take 10g total on days I lift): https://s.thorne.com/HYTTc (ask me for 20% off) - 😴 Sleep 7 to 9 hours. GOOD Sit on the ground for a couple of minutes and take deep breaths through your nose. BETTER After a workout, do some of the same rolling from the warmup. 5 minutes is optimal, but more or less is good too. This will reduce stiff and sore muscles. Eat a meal or drink a protein shake with 5g of creatine within the next hour. BEST Better results happen with rest. Rest is when your body can repair and recover from today's workout. We recommended doing some rolling and some stretches from the warmup. Pick the areas you feel you worked the most or the stretches you need most.

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