Jackson Boyd Performance LLC.

Strength & Conditioning, Functional Fitness, Functional Training, General Fitness
Coach
Jackson Boyd

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6 sessions per week
Must use App app to view and log training
Team Training
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Get in, Get Out
Time-friendly, full-body dumbbell workouts programmed with the intentention of you getting the most out of your time. These workouts can be done ANYWHERE! In the garage, the street, the kitchen - WHEREVER! Have trouble with your workouts while traveling? Not anymore. If you do this consistently and with intensity/attention to detail there is no limit on where you can take your fitness journey
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We love CONVENIENCE!
I want this to be almost like bringing an F-45 feel, to your garage, living room, kitchen, whatever. There are huge differences to what we will do v. F-45 as I wouldn't call this HIIT training. I want the convenience-side of F-45 to be the similarity we share. Hell after you drive there and back, get gas, get a coffee, you've spent 2 hours in the process. Wear your PJ's, do it naked, get it done.
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I need ACCOUNTABILITY!
You are not alone when you are doing these workouts. This program is set up as a TEAM, where others will be doing the exact same workout you are. There is an interactive message board where team members can talk to me, and the others who are getting better with them! Send me videos if you have form questions! I am here to help you! STRONGER TOGETHER!
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Why Do We Only Use Dumbbells?!
I love the versatility of the dumbbells. Being able to comfortably load any movement, while being joint friendly and easily accessible. I really want you to be able to limit excuses and really give you every opportunity to get these workouts done. I currently use and have a code for POWER-BLOCK Dumbbells. They take up 2 SqFt. Have 28 dumbbell options in each stack. Can take on road trips.
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What is your WHY?
Before each workout, I remind you to think about your why. Think about what is important to you, and who is important to you. This is such a great opportunity to tap into a side of yourself that you didn't even know was there. To give you something that you crave and look forward to each day. I want this to be an escape for you. There is nothing more gratifying. Take time out for you!
Features
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Access to your coaches
You will have access to me at any time. There is an interactive message board where you can talk to others who are doing the same workouts as you!
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Programming 6 days per week
6Day program: - Mobility/Pre-Hab -3x Strength/Core days. -3x Cardio/Core days. *Moving in all planes of motion. *Unilateral and Bilateral work.
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Exercise Video Guidance
I have spent days, weeks, years - perfecting the demonstration videos that go along with each movement. I want to take all the guess work out for you!
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Detailed, expert instruction
I have been doing this for a decade helping thousands of people from all walks of life. I now train athletes youth-pro. I can help you!
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Committed Teammates
You will be apart of a community of individuals who are trying to be the beset version of themselves. Being able to push each other is everything!
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
I use this platform as an extension of my everyday coaching. It is the best way to ensure those that work with me are ALWAYS taken care of.
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Sample Week
I will write fresh programming weekly. You’ll get notifications when they’re ready
Sunday
Day 1: Full-Body + Core

Circuit

A

*Perform all movements 1x thru. *Burn through these, but be SUPER DIALED into the details *Learn the names of these movements.- do them with intention. They will make your body feel so much better. (Should take around 5-8 min) 1. T-Spine Flow = 5x (all movements) *Watch video to see entire sequence. (Pause the video, complete the movement, then continue). 2. Hamstring "Rock" = 5/5x (each) 3. Groin "Rock" = 5/5x (each) 4. Bird-Dog = 10/10x (each) *All on one side before moving onto the next. 5. Dead-Bug Jam = 1010x (each) *All on one side before moving onto the next. 5. 90/90 Forward Fold = 5/5x (each) 6. 90/90 Wipers = 5/5x (each) *10x TOTAL - alternating reps. DETAILS HERE! 7. 90/90 Grape Smash = 5/5 (each) 8. Low Squat + T-Spine Rotation = 10x TOTAL - alternating reps. 9. Glute March = 10x TOTAL - alternating reps. 10. DNS Star Plank = 5/5x (each) DETAILS HERE!

Circuit

B

*This will be done as a "super-set." Go from the first movement, right into the next. Rest begins once both are done. *Perform movements 2x thru. *45 sec rest once both are done. 1. Split Squat Jump = 4/4x (each) *8x TOTAL - alternating reps. 2. Dumbbell High Pull = 8/8x (each) (See Videos)

C1

RFE Split Squat *

3 x 8

C2

Plank Row **

3 x 8

D1

Single Leg Lateral Lunge *

3 x 8

D2

Single-Arm Dumbbell Chest Press *

3 x 8

E1

Single Leg, Dumbbell Hip Thrust *

3 x 8

E2

1/2 Kneeling DB Curl + Press

3 x 8

Circuit

F

CORE: *You can do this 2x, or 3x thru, depending on how much time you have. *45-60 sec rest once all movements are done. 1. SuitCase Crunch = 15-20x 2. Active Side Plank = 5/5x (each) *Bottom leg lift + Top-leg lift = 1x ... 5x total on each side. 3. Alt. Superman = 10/10x (each) *20x TOTAL - alternating reps.

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G

STRETCH/RECOVERY: *This is optional, but so money if you have time. *Perform each stretch 1 or 2x thru *Think about your breathing throughout the stretch. *30-45 sec (each stretch) 1. Banded Hamstring Stretch (wide) 2. Banded Hamstring Stretch (narrow) 3. 1/2 Kneeling, Banded Hip Flexor 4. 1/2 Kneeling Couch Stretch 5. Lat Stretch 6. Pec/Chest Stretch 7. Elevated Pigeon

Monday
Day 2: Mobility/Pre-hab - Cardio/Stretch

Circuit

A

*If you are limited on time - you can perform what you can of this warm up. There is both "ground-work," as well as a "dynamic warm-up." This could eat into your workout until you get comfortable with the movements. I challenge you to watch/study these videos and learn the terms so you can see the movement and jump right into it. These movements will both keep your body feeling fresh and top-notch, as well as prime you for whatever cardio you choose to do. --------------------------------------------------- *Perform all movements 1x thru. *Burn through these, but be DIALED into the details. Do these consistently the correct way, your body will feel 1000x better. 1. T-Spine Flow = 5x (all movements) *Watch Video! 2. Hamstring "Rock" = 5x (each) 3. Groin Sway = 5x (each) 4. Bird-Dog = 12x (each) 5. Dead-Bug Jam = 12x (each) 6. 90/90 Forward Fold = 5x (each) 7. 90/90 Wipers = 5/5 *10x TOTAL - alternating reps. 8. 90/90 Sit-Thru = 5/5 *10x TOTAL - alternating reps 9. Leg Lift Sequence = 8x (all movements) *Watch Video

Circuit

B

*If you are limited on time - you can perform what you can of this warm up. There is both "ground-work," as well as a "dynamic warm-up." This could eat into your workout until you get comfortable with the movements. I challenge you to watch/study these videos and learn the terms so you can see the movement and jump right into it. These movements will both keep your body feeling fresh and top-notch, as well as prime you for whatever cardio you choose to do. ------------------------------ Dynamic Warm-Up* *If you have a 10 yard space you can use that is HUGE. If you do not, that is ok. You can do some of these movements in place if you need to. *If you DO have a small space you can work in - go down and back with each movement. *Perform with intention. Get better each week at these. 1. Heel + Toe Wak 2. Pogo(s) *Perform these Forward AND Backwards. 3. Straight Leg, Snap-Down Kick(s) 4. Lateral Shuffle Glide *Face the same way going down and back! 5. Bear-Crawl *Perform these Forward AND Backwards. 6. Compass Balance *Hit each direction 2x thru (on each side)

Circuit

C

*Perform whatever form of cardio work best for you. Ideas: 1. Low Intensity, Steady-State Cardio (ex: walk, bike ride, elliptical) = 30 min minimum. 2. Sprints = 5-10x bursts. (ex: 2x10yds / 2x15yds / 4x20yds) *Make sure to warm up well if you sprint. *Use the walk back to the start as your rest. 3. Play a sport, take a hike, put a vest/weighted backpack on and go for a walk, ANYTHING

Circuit

D

Stretch/Recovery: *Perform each movement 1 or 2x thru, depending on how much time you have and how you feel. *Be sure to breath through these stretches. *30-45 sec (each stretch) 1. Banded Wide Hamstring Stretch = 30-45 sec 2. Banded Narrow Hamstring Stretch = 30-45 sec 3. 1/2 Kneeling, Banded Hip Flexor = 30-45 sec (each) 4. Couch Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 5. Lat Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 6. Pec Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 7. Elevated Pigeon = 30-45 sec (each)

Tuesday
Day 3: Full-Body + Core

Circuit

A

*Perform all movements 1x thru. *Burn through these, but be SUPER DIALED into the details *Learn the names of these movements.- do them with intention. They will make your body feel so much better. (Should take around 5-8 min) 1. T-Spine Flow = 5x (all movements) *Watch Video to understand the sequence. 2. Side Lying Rotation (5x) + Shoulder Sweep (5x) *All on one side before moving onto the next! 3. Bird-Dog = 10/10x (each) *All on one side before moving onto the next! 4. 4pt. Dead-Bug = 15x *Low back JAMMED into the ground or this movements is pointless! 5. Scap Slides = 15x *Find a way to get this done. Sometimes you can make it work with no sliders at all! 6. Bear-Plank Scap Push-Ups = 10x 7. Banded IR/ER = 15x (each) **If you do not have a band, skip these! 8. Under-Grip Banded Pull-Apart Variation = 8/8/8x *Watch video to understand the rep scheme.

Circuit

B

*This will be done as a "super-set." Go from the first movement, right into the next. Rest begins once both are done. *Perform movements 2x thru. *45 sec rest once both are done. 1. Explosive Push-Up (from knees) = 5x 2. Squat Jump = 10x *Get low, keep the chest up, and EXPLODE! (See Videos)

C1

Dumbbell Front Rack Squat *

3 x 8

C2

Bilateral Z-Press

3 x 8

D1

DB RDL #2

3 x 10

D2

Bilateral DB Chest Press

3 x 12

E1

Alternating Lateral Lunge *

3 x 6

E2

Bent-Over DB Row #2

3 x 12

Circuit

F

(2-3 sets) *Depending on what you have time for! *This will be done as a "triple-set." Go from the first movement, right into the next, then into the last. *60 sec rest once both movements are done. 1. Dumbbell Hamers Curl = 12x 2. Dumbbell Skulls = 12x *These can be done laying on the floor as well! 3. Hamstring Bridge ISO = 30 sec

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G

Core: *2-3 sets (depending on what you have time for) *45 sec rest once all movements are complete. 1. Bear-Plank Dumbbell Slide = 10/10x (each) *20x TOTAL - alternating reps. 2. Dumbbell Side Bend = 12/12x (each) 3. Dumbbell Overhead March = 20x TOTAL Marches - alternating reps.

Recovery

H

Stretch/Recovery

Stretch/Recover: *This is obviously optional. Do it if you have time. Know that it will be at the end of each workout if you ever need to refer back to it. *Perform each movement 1 or 2x thru. -Hold each stretch 30-45 sec. **Dial in your breathing during these stretches! 1. Banded (Wide) Hamstring Stretch 2. Banded (Narrow) Hamstring Stretch 3. Banded Hip Flexor (1/2 Kneeling) 4. Couch Stretch 5. Lat Stretch (1/2 Kneeling) 6. Prone Pec Stretch 7. Elevated Pigeon

Wednesday
Day 4: Mobility/Pre-hab - Cardio/Stretch

Circuit

A

*If you are limited on time - you can perform what you can of this warm up. There is both "ground-work," as well as a "dynamic warm-up." This could eat into your workout until you get comfortable with the movements. I challenge you to watch/study these videos and learn the terms so you can see the movement and jump right into it. These movements will both keep your body feeling fresh and top-notch, as well as prime you for whatever cardio you choose to do. --------------------------------------------------- *Perform all movements 1x thru. *Burn through these, but be DIALED into the details. Do these consistently the correct way, your body will feel 1000x better. 1. T-Spine Flow = 5x (all movements) *Watch Video! 2. Hamstring "Rock" = 5x (each) 3. Groin Sway = 5x (each) 4. Bird-Dog = 12x (each) 5. Dead-Bug Jam = 12x (each) 6. 90/90 Forward Fold = 5x (each) 7. 90/90 Wipers = 5/5 *10x TOTAL - alternating reps. 8. 90/90 Sit-Thru = 5/5 *10x TOTAL - alternating reps 9. Leg Lift Sequence = 8x (all movements) *Watch Video

Circuit

B

*If you are limited on time - you can perform what you can of this warm up. There is both "ground-work," as well as a "dynamic warm-up." This could eat into your workout until you get comfortable with the movements. I challenge you to watch/study these videos and learn the terms so you can see the movement and jump right into it. These movements will both keep your body feeling fresh and top-notch, as well as prime you for whatever cardio you choose to do. ------------------------------ Dynamic Warm-Up* *If you have a 10 yard space you can use that is HUGE. If you do not, that is ok. You can do some of these movements in place if you need to. *If you DO have a small space you can work in - go down and back with each movement. *Perform with intention. Get better each week at these. 1. Heel + Toe Wak 2. Pogo(s) *Perform these Forward AND Backwards. 3. Straight Leg, Snap-Down Kick(s) 4. Lateral Shuffle Glide *Face the same way going down and back! 5. Bear-Crawl *Perform these Forward AND Backwards. 6. Compass Balance *Hit each direction 2x thru (on each side)

Circuit

C

*Perform whatever form of cardio work best for you. Ideas: 1. Low Intensity, Steady-State Cardio (ex: walk, bike ride, elliptical) = 30 min minimum. 2. Sprints = 5-10x bursts. (ex: 2x10yds / 2x15yds / 4x20yds) *Make sure to warm up well if you sprint. *Use the walk back to the start as your rest. 3. Play a sport, take a hike, put a vest/weighted backpack on and go for a walk, ANYTHING

Circuit

D

Stretch/Recovery: *Perform each movement 1 or 2x thru, depending on how much time you have and how you feel. *Be sure to breath through these stretches. *30-45 sec (each stretch) 1. Banded Wide Hamstring Stretch = 30-45 sec 2. Banded Narrow Hamstring Stretch = 30-45 sec 3. 1/2 Kneeling, Banded Hip Flexor = 30-45 sec (each) 4. Couch Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 5. Lat Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 6. Pec Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 7. Elevated Pigeon = 30-45 sec (each)

Thursday
Day 5: Full-Body + Core

Circuit

A

*Perform all movements 1x thru. *Burn through these, but be SUPER DIALED into the details *Learn the names of these movements.- do them with intention. They will make your body feel so much better. (Should take around 5-8 min) 1. T-Spine Flow = 5x (all movements) *Watch Video to understand the sequence. 2. Hamstring "Rock" = 5x (each) 3. Groin "Rock" = 5x (each) 4. Bird-Dog = 10/10x (each) *all one one side before moving onto the next. 5. 8pt. Plank = 20 sec *Pay attention to the details. This will roast you if done correctly! 6. 90/90 Forward Fold = 5/5x (each) 7. 90/90 Wipers = 5/5x (each) *10x TOTAL - alternating reps. 8. 90/90 Sit-Thru = 5/5x (each) *10x TOTAL - alternating reps. 9. Quadruped Hip CARS - 3/3x (each) *Forward+Backwards = 1x. *all on one side before moving onto the next. 10. VG Wall Slide = 4x (each) *TRY your best with this one. Seems daunting, but its not bad. Absolute money.

Circuit

B

*This will be done as a "super-set." Go from the first movement, right into the next. Rest begins once both are done. *Perform movements 2x thru. *45 sec rest once both are done. 1. Eccentric Push-Up = 8x (3 sec eccentric phase - the "lowering" phase. 1 sec pause at the bottom) 2. Reverse Lunge + Squat = 5x thru the sequence. Reverse Lunge on both legs - take it into the squat, thats 1x thru) *This is a warm up so try not to go too crazy heavy.

C1

Dumbbell Thruster *

3 x 8

C2

Bird-Dog Row ***

3 x 8

D1

DB Floor Press w/ Glute Bridge Iso Hold

3 x 10

D2

Dumbbell Overhead Reverse Lunge *

3 x 8

E1

Bilateral Dumbbell Hip Thrust

3 x 15

E2

Zottman Curl *

3 x 12

Circuit

F

(2-3 sets) *Depending on what you have time for! *This will be done as a "triple-set." Go from the first movement, right into the next, then into the last. *60 sec rest once both movements are done. 1. Narrow-Stance Push-Up = MAX reps (as many as you can get) 2. Dumbbell Lateral Raise = 15x 3. Glute March = 10/10x - 20x TOTAL - alternating reps! *You can hold a dumbbell (on either side) for these. (Arms pointing straight up to 12 o'clock.

Circuit

G

Core: *2-3 sets (depending on what you have time for) *45 sec rest once all movements are complete. 1. Clap-Under(s) = 12/12x (each) 24x TOTAL - alternating reps. 2. Side Plank Reach Thru = 8/8x (each) *Reach as far as you can! 3. Superman = 12x

Recovery

H

Stretch/Recovery

Stretch/Recover: *This is obviously optional. Do it if you have time. Know that it will be at the end of each workout if you ever need to refer back to it. *Perform each movement 1 or 2x thru. -Hold each stretch 30-45 sec. **Dial in your breathing during these stretches! 1. Banded (Wide) Hamstring Stretch 2. Banded (Narrow) Hamstring Stretch 3. Banded Hip Flexor (1/2 Kneeling) 4. Couch Stretch 5. Lat Stretch (1/2 Kneeling) 6. Prone Pec Stretch 7. Elevated Pigeon

Friday
Day 6: Mobility/Pre-hab - Cardio/Stretch

Circuit

A

*If you are limited on time - you can perform what you can of this warm up. There is both "ground-work," as well as a "dynamic warm-up." This could eat into your workout until you get comfortable with the movements. I challenge you to watch/study these videos and learn the terms so you can see the movement and jump right into it. These movements will both keep your body feeling fresh and top-notch, as well as prime you for whatever cardio you choose to do. --------------------------------------------------- *Perform all movements 1x thru. *Burn through these, but be DIALED into the details. Do these consistently the correct way, your body will feel 1000x better. 1. T-Spine Flow = 5x (all movements) *Watch Video! 2. Hamstring "Rock" = 5x (each) 3. Groin Sway = 5x (each) 4. Bird-Dog = 12x (each) 5. Dead-Bug Jam = 12x (each) 6. 90/90 Forward Fold = 5x (each) 7. 90/90 Wipers = 5/5 *10x TOTAL - alternating reps. 8. 90/90 Sit-Thru = 5/5 *10x TOTAL - alternating reps 9. Leg Lift Sequence = 8x (all movements) *Watch Video

Circuit

B

*If you are limited on time - you can perform what you can of this warm up. There is both "ground-work," as well as a "dynamic warm-up." This could eat into your workout until you get comfortable with the movements. I challenge you to watch/study these videos and learn the terms so you can see the movement and jump right into it. These movements will both keep your body feeling fresh and top-notch, as well as prime you for whatever cardio you choose to do. ------------------------------ Dynamic Warm-Up* *If you have a 10 yard space you can use that is HUGE. If you do not, that is ok. You can do some of these movements in place if you need to. *If you DO have a small space you can work in - go down and back with each movement. *Perform with intention. Get better each week at these. 1. Heel + Toe Wak 2. Pogo(s) *Perform these Forward AND Backwards. 3. Straight Leg, Snap-Down Kick(s) 4. Lateral Shuffle Glide *Face the same way going down and back! 5. Bear-Crawl *Perform these Forward AND Backwards. 6. Compass Balance *Hit each direction 2x thru (on each side)

Circuit

C

*Perform whatever form of cardio work best for you. Ideas: 1. Low Intensity, Steady-State Cardio (ex: walk, bike ride, elliptical) = 30 min minimum. 2. Sprints = 5-10x bursts. (ex: 2x10yds / 2x15yds / 4x20yds) *Make sure to warm up well if you sprint. *Use the walk back to the start as your rest. 3. Play a sport, take a hike, put a vest/weighted backpack on and go for a walk, ANYTHING

Circuit

D

Stretch/Recovery: *Perform each movement 1 or 2x thru, depending on how much time you have and how you feel. *Be sure to breath through these stretches. *30-45 sec (each stretch) 1. Banded Wide Hamstring Stretch = 30-45 sec 2. Banded Narrow Hamstring Stretch = 30-45 sec 3. 1/2 Kneeling, Banded Hip Flexor = 30-45 sec (each) 4. Couch Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 5. Lat Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 6. Pec Stretch = 30-45 sec (each) 7. Elevated Pigeon = 30-45 sec (each)

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FAQs
Is this too advanced for me?
This program can literally be done by anyone. Movements can be regressed or progressed to your comfort level. The idea behind all of it is convenience. To eliminate the excuses and give you every opportunity to succeed once you start this journey with us!
I have never been good at sticking to something. Will I stick to this?
What you put into this program, is obviously what you will get out. I took an immense amount of time trying to make this as efficient as possible for the user. I want you to look forward to these workouts. To know that you are apart of a group who is doing the exact same work you are!
I travel a lot. Can I stick to the program while traveling?
This program caters PERFECTLY to those who travel. Hotel gyms usually have dumbbells up to 50lbs. You literally have the DUMBBELL program on your phone, ready to use at any time. This allows you to travel, while still EASILY getting your workouts in. NO EXCUSES!
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