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COMP[L]ETE - Ultimate Hybrid Training

COMP[L]ETE - Ultimate Hybrid Program

Functional Fitness
Coaches
Daniel Lemke and Uli Glöckner

Who is this for?

Honestly, for people like most of the athletes we coach. You love to compete, you take it seriously, but you also have a full-time job, often a family, and only so many hours in your week. You come from strength training and want to build a better engine. Or you’ve done a few races already and now want to get properly strong. Either way, you want a plan that makes sense.

How this started?

We’re Daniel Lemke and Uli Glöckner, and we run Comp[l]ete. We’re both coaches, but from different worlds: Uli spent the last years on running, athletics and hybrid racing, Daniel on strength training with a powerlifting background after years of functional fitness competition. In May we signed up for a hybrid race just for fun. We won our age group in the Pro team division and qualified for the Finals. Since then a lot of you asked how we train. So here it is.

What we see a lot!

Most athletes go from race to race. Always peaking, never really building. And most train way too close to their limit, basically competing in every session. Your body never gets the chance to adapt, so you don’t get measurably better.

How we do it?

Two 26-week cycles per year: one towards a mid-season race, one towards the Finals in November. Each cycle is made of 4-week training blocks. Every block has its own focus in your season prep and builds on the one before. Strength, endurance and MetCon all follow the same logic.

Our own prep reminded us again: you need patience and trust. Build the base first. Performance comes after.

Your race, your timing!

Got a race coming up? You can add an on-demand 4-week prep block for your own race at any time.

What you get

Strength, endurance and MetCon in one plan

  • 4-week blocks that build on each other
  • On-demand prep blocks for your race
  • Chat access to both of us for questions and technique checks
  • A weekly 60-minute community call with us

One rule we always give our athletes: if you feel good, don’t do more. Just assume it’s going well and go home with a good feeling.

On race day you should feel calm. You know what you can do, even on a bad day. And on a good day, you can go beyond yourself without being afraid to blow up.

The Finals prep block is live now. Start there and roll straight into the new season.

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Ready To Race, Every Time
One complete plan for strength, endurance and MetCon that builds block by block, so you can show up calm, confident and measurably better than last season.
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Coached By Real Humans
Direct chat access to both of us for questions and technique checks, plus a weekly 60-minute community call where we talk through your training.
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Built Around Your Life
Smart training that gets the most out of the least, plus an on-demand prep block you can add whenever your race is coming up.
Features
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Access to your coaches
Coaches who will provide the feedback you need to grow and perform.
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Programming 5 days per week
Strength, endurance and MetCon in one plan. 3 days on, 1 off, 2 on, 1 off: built for hybrid athletes with a real life and a race ahead
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy
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Committed Teammates
Currently building a community that will keep you pushing and supporting you at the Events worldwide
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Cruise through your sessions like on autopilot with everything you need to know
Equipment
Required
Barbell, weight plates, squat rack, dumbbells, sandbag, plyo box
Recommended
Flat bench, pull-up bar, dip station, dip belt, leg curl machine
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Sample Week
I will write fresh programming weekly. You’ll get notifications when they’re ready
Monday
Week 1 Day 1

A

** Barbell Low Bar Back Squat

4 x 8 @ 65 %

Circuit

B

amrap 7min 45/30cal ski erg 30 dual dumbbell ground to overhead max distance sandbag carry (10m = 1 rep) rest 3min amrap 7min 15 box jump overs 15m dual dumbbell frontrack lunges (1m = 1rep) 15m burpee broad jumps (1m = 1rep) rest 3min amrap 7min max cal ski erg (1cal = 1rep)

C

** Prone Leg Curl Machine

3 x 10-12 @ 60 %

D

** Abductor Machine

3 x 10-12 @ 60 %

Tuesday
Week 1 Day 2

A

** Barbell Shoulder Press

4 x 6 @ 70 %

Circuit

B

FOR MAX METERS | QUALITY 5min row for meters @5-10sec below race pace 1min 45sec rest 5min run for meters @5-10sec below race pace 1min 45sec rest 5min row for meters @5-10sec below race pace 1min 45sec rest 5min run for meters @5-10sec below race pace 1min 45sec rest

C

** Dumbbell Trap 3 Raises

3 x 10 @ 60 %

D

** Dumbbell External Rotation on Knee

3 x 10 @ 60 %

Wednesday
Week 1 Day 3

A

** Conventional Deadlift

4 x 10 @ 60 %

B1

** Stationary Dips

3 x 8-10 @ 65 %

B2

** Seated Dual Dumbbell Zottman Curls

3 x 8-10 @ 65 %

C

** Seated Leg Extension

3 x 10-12 @ 60 %

D

** Adductor Machine

3 x 10-12 @ 60 %

Friday
Week 1 Day 5

A1

** Mid Grip Barbell Bench Press (Flat Foot)

4 x 6 @ 70 %

A2

** Weighted Chin Up

4 x 6 @ 70 %

Circuit

B

EMOM | 40MIN 1. 15/10cal assault bike 2. 15 kettlebell swings 3. 15/10cal ski erg 4. 15 ab mat sit ups

Saturday
Week 1 Day 6

A

Barbell Shoulder Press

6 x 3 @ 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85 %

B

** Barbell Low Bar Back Squat

6 x 5 @ 52.5, 57.5, 62.5, 67.5, 72.5, 77.5 %

C

** Conventional Deadlift

6 x 7 @ 47.5, 52.5, 57.5, 62.5, 67.5, 72.5 %

Circuit

D

FOR INDIVIDUALS AS MAY METERS AS POSSIBLE | 22MIN 1000m run @race pace 1000m row @ +5-10sec race pace * ATHX Division 750m run/row * LITE DIVISION 500m run/row FOR TEAMS AS MAY METERS AS POSSIBLE | 22MIN 1000m run @race pace max meters row @ +5-10sec race pace * ATHX Division 750m run/row

Circuit

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FOR INDIVIDUALS | FOR TIME 45/30cal ski erg then 3 rounds of 10 db ground to overhead 10m sandbag cary 10 box jump overs 10m dual dumbbell walking lunges 10m burpee broad jumps then 45/30cal ski erg FOR TEAMS | FOR TIME 60cal ski erg then 3 rounds of 20 db ground to overhead 20m sandbag cary 20 box jump overs 20m dual dumbbell walking lunges 20m burpee broad jumps then 60cal ski erg

Coaches
coach-avatar Daniel Lemke

Daniel Lemke is a Berlin-based strength coach with over 10 years of experience programming for functional fitness gyms and individual athletes. After years of functional fitness competition, he focused on strength training with a powerlifting influence. Together with Uli Glöckner, he qualified for the Pro team Finals. His focus: sound technique, smart progression and pain-free movement.

coach-avatar Uli Glöckner

Uli Glöckner competed in judo for ten years before moving into CrossFit, where she became one of the fittest athletes in Germany. In HYROX she became European Champion and Vice World Champion. With a degree in Sports Therapy and coaching experience across three continents, she has trained everyone from beginners to Olympic athletes, combining science with real-world experience.

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Get the most out of the least!

You don’t need to train harder. You need a plan that makes sense. Build your base with patience, trust the process and be ready at 110% when it counts. We’ll be with you the whole way. Start with the Finals prep block now and roll straight into the new sea

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FAQs
Who is this program for?
For ambitious hybrid athletes with a job, maybe a family and limited time. Whether you come from strength training and want a better engine, or you’ve raced before and want to get properly strong: if you want a plan that makes sense, you’re in the right place.
What if I miss a day?
No stress. Just pick up with the next session in the plan. Don’t try to make up for it by doubling sessions. One missed day won’t change your season, but training tired too often will.
What does an average training day look like?
Usually a main strength exercise, some conditioning and a accessory work circuit for structural balance. You train 3 days on, 1 off, 2 on, 1 off. Every 4-week block has its own focus and builds on the one before.
How much contact will I have with the coaches?
That depends on You. You can reach both of us in the TrainHeroic chat for questions, feedback and technique checks via video. On top of that, we host a 60-minute community call every week where we go through the plan together.
Do I need to race the Finals to join?
No. If you’re not racing the Finals, do the prep block anyway and run your own simulation on Finals weekend. You’ll see how a proper peak feels and start the new season with honest baseline numbers.
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