New

BAER Training Team

BAER S&C

Tactical / Military, First Responders
Coach
Justin Goonan

BUILT FOR THE JOB

This training program is designed for law enforcement, tactical personnel, and first responders who need to be strong, explosive, and durable under pressure. The sessions are designed for those who don’t just want to look the part—but perform when it counts.

You’ll train six days per week with a structured balance of:

2 Power Sessions 2 Speed Sessions 2 Conditioning Sessions with options available to avoid boredom.

Every piece has a purpose: to make you harder to break, faster to react, and more capable when the situation turns unpredictable.

benefit-image-0
Planned Programming
The days of bro splits and no results are over. Here, your programming will be thought out across the entirety of the plan. Details matter, and those details make all the difference.
benefit-image-1
Set New PR's
You've put in the work before, now it's time to dial it in and actually see the results you've been working for.
benefit-image-2
Move Like You're Supposed To
If you want to move well, you need to have some agility training incorporated. No sports field needed. Do it all in your existing gym.
benefit-image-3
Coaching From a Professional
You'll have access to and coached by a former professional rugby player turned Strength & Conditioning Coach for US Army Special Operations. Substitutions are added in the program in case you are restricted on equipment.
Features
feature-icon
Programming 7 days per week
Daily strength, conditioning, and skill training that’s accessible and challenging
feature-icon
Exercise Video Guidance
No need to search the net. Exercise demonstration videos are easily accessible in the app.
feature-icon
Delivered through TrainHeroic
Train with coaches who push you, understand your goals, and keep you progressing.
Equipment
Required
Barbell // Dumbells
Recommended
Kettlebells // Cable Machines // Box/step // Bench (adjustable)
sample week banner image
phoneMockup
Sample Week
I will write fresh programming weekly. You’ll get notifications when they’re ready
Sunday
Power Day 1

A1

Manual Ankle Dorsiflexion Mobilization

1 x 5

A2

Supine Leg Swing

1 x 5

A3

Shoulder Mobility - Wall Drills

1 x 10

A4

Cat Cow

1 x 10

A5

T-Spine Reach

1 x 10

B1

Quadruped Hip Series

1 x 10

B2

Single Leg Hip Thrust

1 x 10

B3

Hamstring Walkouts

1 x 5

B4

Prone Y's, T's

1 x 10

B5

Plank

1 x 30

B6

Single Leg Hops

1 x 5

B7

Drop Squat

1 x 5

C

Quick Feet

1 x 5

D1

Box Cleans

3 x 3

D2

Staggered Stance Med Ball Throw

3 x 5

E1

Back Squat

4 x 6

E2

Chest-Supported DB Row

4 x 8

F1

Incline DB Bench Press

4 x 8

F2

Single Leg RDL

4 x 6

Work Capacity

G

The aim is to rotate between each exercise and complete as many rounds as possible in 12 minutes. This should be at a steady, constant pace. 1) Single Arm Overhead Kettlebell Carry - 25 meters each arm Keep your bicep close to your ear. Pull your shoulder blade down, into your hip pocket 2) Later Sled Drag - 25 meters each direction Hold strap in your back hand. Emphasize driving your back foot down, under your hip, and driving through your big toe 3) Atlas Stone, D-Ball or Plate Carry - 50 meters total If a Stone or D-Ball - Hold it into your chest (not your belly) Plate(s): hands should grip at 9 and 3 while actively pulling the plate into ("through") your chest

Monday
Speed Day 1

A1

Manual Ankle Dorsiflexion Mobilization

1 x 5

A2

Supine Leg Swing

1 x 5

A3

Shoulder Mobility - Wall Drills

1 x 10

A4

Cat Cow

1 x 10

A5

T-Spine Reach

1 x 10

B1

Quadruped Hip Series

1 x 10

B2

Single Leg Hip Thrust

1 x 10

B3

Hamstring Walkouts

1 x 5

B4

Prone Y's, T's

1 x 10

B5

Plank

1 x 30

B6

Single Leg Hops

1 x 5

B7

Drop Squat

1 x 5

C

Quick Feet

1 x 5

D1

Pogo Hops

3 x 2 @ 5

D2

Skaters

3 x 5

E1

DB Bench Pull-over

4 x 8

E2

Landmine Cossack Squat

4 x 8

F1

Standing Landmine Press

4 x 8

F2

Barbell Hip Thrust

4 x 6

G1

Plate Front Raise

3 x 10

G2

Chest Supported DB Face Pulls

3 x 12

G3

Bodyweight Skull Crushers

3 x 10

Tuesday
Cardio and Conditioning Options

A

Inclined Treadmill Walk

1 x 35:00

B

Rower

1 x 1 @ 2500

DB & Bike Circuit

C

Be sure to use an upright Spin Bike for this (not a fan or assault bike). 5-min easy pace warm-up 20-min Circuit Using DBs that are 8-12lbs, do 10 reps of the following exercises while maintaining a moderate spin pace * Front Raises * Bicep Curls * Overhead Press * Tricep Extension Place the DB's on the handlebars and increase resistance for 1-min. Reduce resistance for a 1-min recovery, then repeat for the prescribed time. 5-min cool down ride.

Wednesday
Power Day 2

A1

Manual Ankle Dorsiflexion Mobilization

1 x 5

A2

Supine Leg Swing

1 x 5

A3

Shoulder Mobility - Wall Drills

1 x 10

A4

Cat Cow

1 x 10

A5

T-Spine Reach

1 x 10

B1

Quadruped Hip Series

1 x 10

B2

Single Leg Hip Thrust

1 x 10

B3

Hamstring Walkouts

1 x 5

B4

Prone Y's, T's

1 x 10

B5

Plank

1 x 30

B6

Single Leg Hops

1 x 5

B7

Drop Squat

1 x 5

C

Quick Feet

1 x 5

D1

Landmine 1-arm Push Press

3 x 5

D2

KB swings

3 x 10

E1

Deadlift Sumo

5, 5, 4, 4

E2

DB Z Press

4 x 8

F1

Safety Bar Split Squat

4 x 6

F2

Seated Cable Row

4 x 10

Work Capacity

G

The aim is to rotate between each exercise and complete as many rounds as possible in 12 minutes. This should be at a steady, constant pace. 1) High Plank Kettlebell Pull-through - 10 reps to each side Set the KB under your Left armpit. Reach with your Right hand to pull/drag the KB to the right side, then repeat. 2) Landmine Twists - 10 reps each side Keep hands in line with your sternum/chest. Rotate hips and shoulders with the bar. 3) Sled Push - 50 meters (start with 90lbs and adjust if needed) Keep Chest high, Hips forward and drive foot down/back. Be careful not to step too big and "pull" with you leg, which puts more stress on your hamstring.

Thursday
Speed Day 2

A1

Manual Ankle Dorsiflexion Mobilization

1 x 5

A2

Supine Leg Swing

1 x 5

A3

Shoulder Mobility - Wall Drills

1 x 10

A4

Cat Cow

1 x 10

A5

T-Spine Reach

1 x 10

B1

Quadruped Hip Series

1 x 10

B2

Single Leg Hip Thrust

1 x 10

B3

Hamstring Walkouts

1 x 5

B4

Prone Y's, T's

1 x 10

B5

Plank

1 x 30

B6

Single Leg Hops

1 x 5

B7

Drop Squat

1 x 5

C

Quick Feet

1 x 5

D1

Mini Hurdle Lateral Sprints

3 x 2

D2

Supine Med Ball "Rebound" Chest Throw

3 x 5

E1

One-Arm DB Bench Press

4 x 8

E2

Partner Nordic Hamstring Curl

4 x 3

F1

DB Step Up

4 x 6

F2

Single Arm Cable Lat Pulldown

4 x 8

G1

Cuban Press

3 x 8

G2

Drag Curl

3 x 10

G3

Kettlebell Wrist Flips

3 x 6

Friday
Cardio and Conditioning Options

A

Inclined Treadmill Walk

1 x 35:00

B

Rower

1 x 1 @ 2500

DB & Bike Circuit

C

Be sure to use an upright Spin Bike for this (not a fan or assault bike). 5-min easy pace warm-up 20-min Circuit Using DBs that are 8-12lbs, do 10 reps of the following exercises while maintaining a moderate spin pace * Front Raises * Bicep Curls * Overhead Press * Tricep Extension Place the DB's on the handlebars and increase resistance for 1-min. Reduce resistance for a 1-min recovery, then repeat for the prescribed time. 5-min cool down ride.

Saturday
Win the Recovery
closer-image-1
closer-image-2
Built for the job. Proven under pressure.

If you’re serious about getting stronger, faster, and more capable where it counts—this is it. Get started. Get to work. Stay ready.

Start My 7-Day Free Trial
closer-image-3
FAQs
What if I'm relatively new to training?
We all start somewhere and our expert coaches can help you make the right adjustments to the exercise(s), sets/reps or schedule to fit your experience and ability.
What if I have a home gym and/or limited equipment?
No problem! We will work with you to create the right strategy, adaptations and modifications to maximize the equipment and space you have to stay on track with the program.
What if I’m already tired from shift work or long hours?
That’s exactly who this program is for. Volume increases week by week, and can be adjusted to fit your rotation or schedule.
How long before I see results?
You’ll feel the difference in how you move and perform within the first few weeks. Measurable gains in strength, speed, and conditioning typically build over 6–8 weeks—especially if you stay consistent and train with intent.
Join Your Virtual Gym

When you join a team you’re getting more than programming, you’re joining an online community.

BAER Training Team
screenshot1
BAER Training Team
screenshot2
BAER Training Team
screenshot3
BAER Training Team