Baseline

Wolf Den Strength & Conditioning

Functional Training, Functional Fitness, Strength & Conditioning, General Fitness
Coach
Jeremy Wolf

Baseline is a program designed with your everyday warrior in mind. Whether you’re a single parent, a working professional, or a retired pro athlete, we made this for you. After nearly a decade training people from all walks of life, Coach Wolf has boiled down what most people actually need when they go to the gym: with 3 mandatory lifting days and 2 optional conditioning days. No longer will you have to spend countless hours in the gym. We make it as easy as possible to set up each week for success. Stop wasting precious time wandering the gym doing random BS hoping something works. Instead walk into the gym with the absolute power to destroy your gym/health goals.

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Build your baseline
This program is designed to help get you back to your baseline (base level of strength). If you are short on time or just getting back into strength training, this is the program for you.
Features
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Programming 3 days per week
3 strength workouts with 2 recommended conditioning days.
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Your coaches and team will push you harder, know you better, and keep you going longer, all through an app.
Equipment
Required
Barbell // Weight Plates // Squat Rack // Pull up bar // Dumbbells // Kettlebells // Sled // Medicine Ball // Bands
Recommended
Air Bike // Rower // Ruck Sack // Lat Pull Down
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Sample Week
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Sunday
Week 1 Day 1

A1

Banded Hamstring Curl

3 x 20

A2

Knee Over Toe Lunge

3 x 12

B

Dead Bug

3 x 0:30

C

Back Squat

5 x 5

D1

Pull-Up

3 x MAX

D2

Supported Single Leg RDL

3 x 12

D3

Suitcase Carry

3 x 25

E

Assault Bike

5 x 0:30

Monday
Week 1 Day 2

A1

Hanging L Sit

3 x 0:30

A2

Hollow Hold

3 x 0:40

A3

Side Plank

3 x 0:40

B

Assault Bike

2 x 100

C

Run

2 x 1

D

Ruck March

3 x 10:00

E1

Band Hip Flexor Stretch

2 x 2:00

E2

90/90 Heel taps

2 x 15

E3

Hamstring Rope Stretch

2 x 1:00

Tuesday
Week 1 Day 3

A1

Hindu Push-Up

3 x 8

A2

Banded Overhead Tricep Extension

3 x 20

B

Banded Y & T

1 x 1:00

C1

Close Grip Bench Press

5 x 5

C2

Med Ball Windmill Slams

5 x 5

D1

Dips

3 x 12

D2

Lu Raise

3 x 12

E

Sled Row

1 x 5:00

Thursday
Week 1 Day 5

A1

KB Knee Raise

2 x 15

A2

Side Plank

2 x 0:45

B1

Bulgarian Split Squat

3 x 10

B2

Explosive Step Up

3 x 5

C

neutral grip dumbbell bench press

3 x 12

D1

Sled Push

4 x 30

D2

Ring Rows

4 x 20

D3

Russian KB Swing

4 x 15

Friday
Week 1 Day 6

A

Assault Bike

3 x 10:00

B

Run

1 x 30:00

C

Ruck March

1 x 40:00

D1

Farmers carry

4 x 1:00

D2

GHD Sit-Up

4 x 20

E1

Barbell Bicep Curl

20, 15, 10, 10

E2

Ring Rows

20, 15, 10, 10

Coach
coach-avatar Jeremy Wolf

Coach Wolf, has been in the training industry for around a decade. Training people from all walks of life, From athletes to your everyday person.

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Control the Controllables

You cannot control what happens to you, but you can control what you do in response. You control your effort and attitude towards what happens, and in that you will be mastering change rather than allowing it to master you.

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FAQs
How long are the workouts?
Each lifting day should take around 60-75 minutes
How do mandatory and optional days work?
You need to commit 60-75 minutes e times a week for the lifting days. You can break them up however you need to in order to fit your schedule. If you have a little extra time then add 1 or 2 of the conditioning days. Every week might be different for you.
When should I start?
Now! No need to wait for a new cycle to begin, you can jump in the on the day you sign up.
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