Resiliency Protocol 1.0

OG Performance

Rugby, Soccer, Football , Gaelic Football, Field Sports
Coaches
Owen MacWilliams | Owner and Jordan Socholotiuk

**Calling all athletes who experience collisions **

In collision sports, Injuries happen and there is no way to** 100%** prevent them.

However, you can greatly reduce your chances of getting injured if you have properly prepared in the off-season and pre-season.

**Resiliency Protocol 1.0 **

The protocol is meant to prepare you for anything. Be harder to kill. Only completing a traditional weight room program or speed program is fine but micro-dose this program and it will help fill the buckets to prepare you for the rigorous season. Does not matter if you're the one making tackles, breaking tackles, or having hard collisions, you will be prepared to handle any contact.

This protocol includes tumbling, grappling, plyometrics, jumps, agility and specific tissue tolerance capacity. If you needed a direction to train after completing your squats or sprints, this is your guide.

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Exposure to Grappling
The periodized plan is to allow your body time to adapt to game-like demands. Micro-dosing crawls, tumbling, grappling and neck/grip strengthening. Improvement in these areas will allow you to make those tough tackles, break through the line or play with your kids.
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Death to the Mindless Warm-up
Administered agility through the warm-up. Mindless foam rolling and passive flexibility exercises won't help improve evading, tracking and increasing or decreasing the space between you and the defender. Get warm, sweat a bit and include some fun in a training session
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Strengthen Compromised Positions
Increase your limbs strength in vulnerable positions that are not advantageous for you. Our bodies are meant to do this and a slow prescription will assist in not getting injured during your season.
Features
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Programming 4 days per week
Daily strength, conditioning, and skill training that’s accessible and challenging for athletes of any level or background
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Equipment
Required
Medicine Balls // Resistance Bands // Barbell // Kettlebell // Boxes
Recommended
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 6-week program
Sunday
Week 1 Day 1

Shoulder Prep

A

2 Rounds Forward Roll x 4 Somersault x 4 each shoulder Bearcrawl Shoulder Tap + Downward Dog 2x12 (2 shoulder taps + 1 Downward Dog)

Grapple Circuit

B

This circuit is to help with spatial awareness and the technical efficiency in prepping for contact along with improving the art of tackling. You will need a partner for this circuit. 1. Pummel - 30 seconds 2. Collar Tie Ups - 10 seconds 3. Body Lock - 10 seconds 4. Arm Drag - 2 reps per side 5. Tackle Level 2 - 2 reps per side 2 rounds

C1

Bearcrawl Pos. SA Iso

2 x 20

C2

UB Altitude Drop to Bench

2 x 3

C3

Kneeling MB Chest Pass (distance)

2 x 5

D1

Plate Pinch Grip Hold

2 x 30

D2

Banded 6-Way Neck

2 x 12

D3

Shoulder Corkscrew

2 x 12

D4

Isometric Chin-Up

2 x 30

E

Extensive MB Circuit 1

1 x 8:00

Monday
Week 1 Day 2

Prep

A

Performance Prep (agility)

Complete exercise one length of turf. Once you're at the opposite end you started, if the exercise you are completing has "x2" then complete the exercise on the way back where you began. Shuffle x2 Fwd Jog/Backpedal Curve run x2 Crossover run x2 Backpedal w crossover run x2 Backpedal drop step and run x2

B

PA Elusive Pursuit w/ Lateral Shuffle

1 x 10:00

C1

BB CMJ Extensive (to low box)

2 x 8

C2

Altitude Drop

2 x 3

C3

Forward Zig Zag Hops

2 x 10

D1

0 Degree COD Jump - Extensive

2 x 3

D2

45 Degree COD Jump - Extensive

2 x 3

E1

Band Tackle Iso

2 x 30

E2

Isometric Back Rack Hold

2 x 30

E3

Retro Step Up

2 x 12

E4

SL Calf Raise

2 x 12

Tuesday
Week 1 Day 3

Shoulder Prep

A

2 rounds Backwards Roll x4 each side 1/2 Kneel Side Roll x4 each side SA Yoga Push Up x4 each

Circuit

B

This circuit is to help with spatial awareness and the technical efficiency in prepping for contact along with improving the art of tackling. You will need a partner for this circuit. 1. Spin to stand x 4 each side then stand 2. Yielding Bearcrawl x 5 steps back + 5 Steps forward each side (not meant to be a competition) 3. Standing vs Bearcrawl T-shirt Game x10 seconds or whoever wins (intensive) 4. Bearcrawl Line Drive x 10 seconds or whoever wins (intensive) 5. Crawl Lateral Drive x10s or whoever wins (intensive) 2 rounds

C1

Plate UB Altitude Drop

2 x 3

C2

Landmine Push Press

2 x 5

C3

Kneeling I-Y-T w/ Slider

2 x 3

D1

Dead Hang

2 x 30

D2

Wrist DB Pronation/Supination

2 x 12

D3

Wrist Deviation

2 x 12

Neck Flex/Ext - Volume

E

Perform each exercise for 2 rounds of 20 reps 1. Plate Neck Extension 2. Plate Flexion

F

Multi-directional Bear Crawl

1 x 8

Wednesday
Week 1 Day 4

Prep

A

Performance Prep (agility)

Complete exercise one length of turf. Once you're at the opposite end you started, if the exercise you are completing has "x2" then complete the exercise on the way back where you began. Shuffle x2 Fwd Jog/Backpedal Curve run x2 Crossover run x2 Backpedal w crossover run x2 Backpedal drop step and run x2

B

Attacker/Reactor 4 Options

1 x 10:00

C1

DB FFE Lunge Jump Switch (High Box)

2 x 8

C2

Lateral Altitude Drop

2 x 3

C3

Lateral Zig Zag Rudiment Hops

2 x 10

D1

90 Degree COD Jump

2 x 3

D2

135 COD Extensive Jump

2 x 3

E1

GHD Back Extension

2 x 15

E2

DB Side Bend (single)

2 x 15

E3

BW Nordics (arm reset)

2 x 3

E4

Wall Tibialis Raises

2 x 20

Coaches
coach-avatar Owen MacWilliams | Owner

Coach O is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Currently, he is completing his Master of Exercise & Sport Science degree from Merrimack College in the United States. He has experience working with athletes in the NFL, CFL, National level rugby (Canada), University & Collegiate Sport (NCAA/U-Sport).

coach-avatar Jordan Socholotiuk

Coach Soch is the Assistant Sport Performance Coach at St. Francis Xavier University where he oversees all field sports (American Football, Rugby and Soccer). He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) from the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA). Coach Soch has completed a professional internship with Elon Sport Performance that are members of Division 1 NCAA.

The Proof
verified-athlete-avatar Brinten Comeau

University Rugby Athlete

Verified Athlete

"RP 1.0 design carefully considers an athlete's out/in season demands by creating exercises that adhere to our schedule, needs and goals."

verified-athlete-avatar Brandyn Martin

U-Sport Football Athlete

Verified Athlete

"Development of my athletic abilities both on and off the field improved drastically with numerous personal bests on the field and weight room. As a result of my off-season online program, I was named a conference all-star and now invited to the U-sport East-West bowl."

Resiliency Protocol 1.0