In-Tension Training LLC

Coach
Roy Palmer

Created during one of multiple shutdowns due to COVID 19. Therefore this program does not require gym access, only bodyweight. 

Designed to be done at home, but could certainly be done in a gym. Designed for team sport athletes, and those looking to get more strong, powerful and athletic. 

Perfect for youth athletes, those without signficant weight training.experience, or those withouit weight room access.

This program utilizes four two week phases (with one "deload week" in the middle to manage fatigue. First we build a base, then we develop strength, then we develop reactivity and explosive power, followed by a peaking phase. 

This program is guranteed to make you stronger, faster, and more powerful. While also adding functional muscle mass, reducing risk of injury, and mobility/ movement competency.

Features
5 sessions per week
Must use App app to view and log training
Program Training
Features
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Access to your coaches
Coaches who will hold you accountable and provide the feedback you need to grow
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Programming 5 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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Mental Exercises
Structured mental training exercises to cultivate your inner strength
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy
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Detailed, expert instruction
Coaches who will hold you accountable and provide the feedback you need to grow
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Sweating over a lifeless PDF is so last year. Your coaches and team will push you harder, know you better, and keep you going longer, all through an app.
Equipment
Recommended
No equipment required! 
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 9-week program
Sunday
Week 1 Day 1

A

Full dynamic warm up

1 x 1

B

Arm Mechanics Vertical Jump Drill

2 x 5

C

Speed Drop

2 x 5

D

Vertical Jump + Stick (Soft landing)

3 x 5

E

RFE SS (Iso)

3 x 8

F

Tempo push up (Iso)

G

Submax pogos

3 x 0:15

H

Diaphragmatic breathing

1 x 10

Monday
Core/feet/mobility

A

Dead bug

2 x 10

B

Side plank (top leg abduction)

2 x 0:15

C

Copenhagen plank

2 x 0:15

D

Outside-Inside ankles

2 x 10

E

Toe Raises

2 x 10

F

Single leg 1/4 squat + calf raise

2 x 10

G

Couch Stretch + Reach

1 x 3

H

Adductor rockback

1 x 3

I

Dorsiflexion + Ham Stretch

1 x 3

J

Shoulder handcuffs

1 x 5

K

Diaphragmatic breathing

1 x 10

Tuesday
Week 1 Day 3

A

Full dynamic warm up

1 x 1

B

Wall drill acceleration posture hold

2 x 0:10

C

A march (hands on hips)

2 x 10

D

Falling 1-2 Decel Step

2 x 5

E

Hip Bridge Isometric (hamstrings)

3 x 30

F

Table Inverted Row with Iso hold

G

Submax Alternating F/B Pogo

3 x 0:15

H

Diaphragmatic breathing

1 x 10

Wednesday
Core/feet/mobility

A

Dead bug

2 x 10

B

Side plank (top leg abduction)

2 x 0:15

C

Copenhagen plank

2 x 0:15

D

Outside-Inside ankles

2 x 10

E

Toe Raises

2 x 10

F

Single leg 1/4 squat + calf raise

2 x 10

G

Couch Stretch + Reach

1 x 3

H

Adductor rockback

1 x 3

I

Dorsiflexion + Ham Stretch

1 x 3

J

Shoulder handcuffs

1 x 5

K

Diaphragmatic breathing

1 x 10

Thursday
Week 1 Day 5

A

Full dynamic warm up

1 x 1

B

lateral posture hold

2 x 10

C

Lateral bound

2 x 8

D

Rhythym hip flip

2 x 5

E

Glute bridge iso hold

3 x 30

F

Close grip push up

G

Submax lateral pogos

3 x 0:15

H

Diaphragmatic breathing

1 x 10

Friday
Core/feet/mobility

A

Dead bug

2 x 10

B

Side plank (top leg abduction)

2 x 0:15

C

Copenhagen plank

2 x 0:15

D

Outside-Inside ankles

2 x 10

E

Toe Raises

2 x 10

F

Single leg 1/4 squat + calf raise

2 x 10

G

Couch Stretch + Reach

1 x 3

H

Adductor rockback

1 x 3

I

Dorsiflexion + Ham Stretch

1 x 3

J

Shoulder handcuffs

1 x 5

K

Diaphragmatic breathing

1 x 10

FAQs
What about conditioning?
I would reccomend doing low intensity, long duration conditioning (jog, swim, bike) on the core/feet/mobility days, and higher intensity, intermittent conditioning (hill sprints, stairs, down and backs, intervals, etc.) on days of the more intense workouts.
Athletic Development (Bodyweight)