Sprint - Lowers - Uppers: Phase III: Training by Nathan Kiely in TrainHeroic

Nathan Kiely Athletic Performance

Field Sports, Rugby, Football , Power Sports , Speed

Coach

Nathan Kiely

Features
1 sessions per week
Must use App app to view and log training
Program Training

$99

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Develop explosive speed

Rapid fire off the line or max speed on open turf, this program hones in on field-centric training for the ultimate transfer of power to the playing arena. Ready to dominate the paddock like never before.

Build leg power

Crafted with a laser focus on tailored plyometrics, Olympic weightlifting, and ballistic exercises, this program is your ticket to forging raw, explosive leg strength. Propel yourself to new heights, blitz through opponents, and leave no doubts about your speed and power.

Gain mass

Strategically employing bodybuilding techniques, this program artfully crafts lean muscle gains that complement and enhance your athletic prowess without slowing you down. Unleash a sculpted, athletic physique and dominate your field.

Features

Access to your coach

Coaches who will hold you accountable and provide the feedback you need to grow

Programming 6 days per week

Six day of programming every week

Exercise Video Guidance

Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy

Detailed, expert instruction

Coaching cues and points of performance for running mechanics, plyometrics and weightlifting exercises.

Trusted by hundreds of athletes

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Sample Week

Week 1 of 4-week program

Sunday

Week 1 Day 1

Wall Hip Flexor Stretch

1 x 1:00

Tap Hurdle Spindle

2 x 6

Switch Hip Lock To Box

2 x 6

Deficit Boom Boom

2 x 6

Dynamic Warm Up - Blue Program

Pop Pogo

2 x 5

Scissor Run

2 x 20

High Knee Cycle Bleeds

2, 2, 1, 1 @ 10, 20, 30, 40

Sprint 40 m

6 x 40

Monday

Week 1 Day 2

High Bar Back Squat

5, 5, 3, 3, 3, 2 @ 45, 55, 63, 70, 78, 85 %

Seated Box Jump - Hands Behind Head

3 x 5

Squat Jump

2 x 5

Barbell Hip Lock To Box

3 x 5

Barbell RDL

6, 5, 3 @ 60, 70, 80 %

Smith Machine Slant Board Step Down

2 x 5

Nordic Hamstring Curl

4, 4, 2

Ankle Iso Push

2 x 3 @ 3

Tuesday

Week 1 Day 3

Bench Press

8, 6, 5, 5, 5 @ 45, 60, 70, 73, 78 %

Pull Up

4 x 8 @ 45, 60, 63, 68 %

DB Arnold Press

3 x 10 @ 55, 60, 65 %

Seated Low Cable Row

3 x 10 @ 55, 60, 65 %

Incline Cable Chest Fly

3 x 8

DB Lateral Raise

3 x 8

Overhead Cable Triceps Extension

15, 12, 10, 8

Rope Hammer Curl

15, 12, 10, 8

Wednesday

Week 1 Day 4

Wall Hip Flexor Stretch

1 x 1:00

Tap Hurdle Spindle

2 x 6

Switch Hip Lock To Box

2 x 6

Deficit Boom Boom

2 x 6

Dynamic Warm Up - Blue Program

Pop Pogo

2 x 5

Triple Exchange

1 x 2 @ 10

A-Skip Switch

1 x 2 @ 10

Stride Throughs

3 x 2 @ 10, 20, 30

Resisted Acceleration Sprint

4, 2 @ 10

Accel 20 m

2, 4

Thursday

Week 1 Day 5

Hang Clean Speed Shrug

1 x 5 @ 44.09 kg

High Hang Muscle Clean

1 x 5 @ 44.09 kg

Toes - Shrug - Drop and Catch

1 x 5 @ 44.09 kg

Power Clean

2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 1 @ 63, 68, 78, 83, 88, 93 %

30 CM Drop Hurdle Jump

3 x 5

12 Inch Drop Jump

2 x 3

Smith Machine Split Squat

3 x 5 @ 65, 70, 75 %

Prone Single Leg Hip Extension w/ Plate Punches - GHD

3 x 5

Prowler Push

2 x 20

Reverse Sled Drag

2 x 20

Friday

Week 1 Day 6

Bench Press

3, 3, 2, 2, 1, 1 @ 55, 65, 75, 85, 90, 95 %

Chin Up Neutral Grip

3, 3, 2, 2, 1, 1 @ 60, 73, 80, 85, 93, 98 %

Incline DB Press

3 x 10 @ 55, 60, 65 %

Bench Pull

6, 5, 3 @ 60, 70, 80 %

DB Chest Fly

3 x 8

Reverse Cable Fly

3 x 8

DB Curl And Press

3 x 8

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FAQs

Who is this program for?

Anyone with a half decent base of training that wants to start focusing more on developing their athleticism. This block is designed to be completed AFTER phase I & II of sprint - lowers - uppers. If you've not done these, do them first!

What should I expect on an average training day?

You will be completing one of three different training session types: speed training (on a field), lower body strength or upper body strength. Each session should take approximately 60-minutes to complete.

How much communication will I get with a coach

The TrainHeroic app provides an easy-to-use chat function so you can direct message me any time you like with questions or even videos so you can get the most out of the program.

What if I can't train six days per week?

No problem at all. I recommend following the sessions in sequence and working through them to fit your own training schedule as needed. Four-to-five sessions per week is still plenty to make significant progress.

Can anyone start this program?

No. I recommend this program to intermediate/advanced trainees looking to take their training to the next level. This is NOT a beginner program. You will be expected to perform weighted chin-ups, power cleans (you don't need to be competent - but willing to learn) and plyometric exercises.

How long does this program last?

This is a four-week cycle. It can be repeated continuously or you can progress by working through the other phases in sprint - lowers - uppers.

I've got a history of hamstring injuries - should I be doing sprints?

Absolutely. Research tells us that the best way to mitigate the risk of hamstring strain injuries is regular and controlled exposure to sprint running. This program is perfect for developing resilient and fast sprinting athletes.

What sports is this program for?

Running-based field sports that require high-intensity accelerations and sprints, explosive strength and muscle mass for collisions. Mainly I use this program in the off-season with rugby (league and union), American football, Gaelic football, and Australian rules football players.

What facilities do I need access to?

A sports field - preferably with a consistent, firm surface and marked lines. A well-equipped functional training gym like a CrossFit box or strength and conditioning center. Often 24-hour Globo-gyms lack the required space, equipment and culture to facilitate the type of training in this program.

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