Tired of seeing "tactical" training programs that are nothing more than a mix of random movements strung together for no purpose other than to kick your ass?
Drop the random and start your path to big lifts, a big aerobic engine, and elite performance on Warfighter.
We built Warfighter to meet the demands of our tactical professionals - athletes who are required to be strong and powerful through multiple planes of motion, maintain a lean body composition and big aerobic engine to keep going and cover distance when the end isn't in sight, and who value both elite performance and aesthetics.
This isn't a program to peak you for a powerlifting meet or an ultramarathon.
It's a training program to help you maintain the highest sustainable state of physical readiness possible - to keep you strong and fast year round, and doing so in a way that keeps you resilient to injury, pain free, and at a healthy body composition.
How are we so confident that we can deliver these results?
The Modern Athlete team brings our combined experience in elite warfighting organizations along with multiple decades in NCAA Division 1 Strength & Conditioning. What that means for you and this program is that it's built with a deep understanding of the performance demands of warfighters and is supported by the experience of working with thousands of athletes and maintaining the highest degree of certifications in the strength & conditioning field.
What does that mean for you?
It means that when you join Warfighter, you're not just getting a program - you're getting the training along with unfiltered access to professionals and coaches in the tactical and strength and conditioning fields.
Our coaching staff is standing by to help you reach your goals while on this team - through direct text access to us, form checks through our TrainHeroic chat, assistance with modifying exercises based on equipment availability or time constraints, and communicating the intent behind every exercise you'll do on this program.
Here's what to do now:
Try Warfighter free - if you execute this training with consitency and intensity - you will get results.
Thousands of athletes have used Warfighter to meet their training demands!
You are only one decision away from getting the results you've been looking for.
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Omega Block 2 Warm-Up
A
A. Jump Rope x200 Skips (If no Jump Rope, then choose b/w 400m Jog, 500m Row, 30 Cals Echo Bike) B1. Back Roll to Reach - 8 B2. 90/90 Hips - 8 (Each Side) B3. Deep Squat w/ Thoracic Rotation - 5 (Each Side) B4. Landmine Lateral Lunge - 5 (Each Side) B5. Band Pull-Apart - 25 B6. 4-Way Dead Bug - 2x8
B
Step Up Jump
1 x 5
C
Back Squat
1, 1, 1, 3, 3, 3
D
Incline DB Bench Press
4 x 8
E1
Sandbag to Shoulder
4 x 3
E2
Pallof Stir the Pot
4 x 8
F
Echo Bike
1 x 15:00
Conditioning
G
Cool Down: Box Breathing
Breathe in on a 4 count, hold for a 4 count, exhale 4-8 seconds, pause for about 4 seconds before your next breath. You can elevate your feet on a bench while you do this or go outside for a walk. Our intent with the cool-down is to simply down-regulate from a sympathetic state to a parasympathetic state. This helps us begin the recovery process.
Omega Block 2 Warm-Up
A
A. Jump Rope x200 Skips (If no Jump Rope, then choose b/w 400m Jog, 500m Row, 30 Cals Echo Bike) B1. Back Roll to Reach - 8 B2. 90/90 Hips - 8 (Each Side) B3. Deep Squat w/ Thoracic Rotation - 5 (Each Side) B4. Landmine Lateral Lunge - 5 (Each Side) B5. Band Pull-Apart - 25 B6. 4-Way Dead Bug - 2x8
B
90 Degree Broad Jump
1 x 5
C
Push Press
1, 1, 1, 3, 3, 3
D
Barbell Reverse Lunge
3 x 8
E
Weighted Pull Ups
4 x 5
F
Sledgehammer Strikes
4 x 0:30
G1
Banded Dead Bug
3 x 0:30
G2
Banded Pallof Rotation
3 x 6
G3
Single Arm Overhead Carry
3 x 50
Conditioning
H
Cool Down: Box Breathing
Breathe in on a 4 count, hold for a 4 count, exhale 4-8 seconds, pause for about 4 seconds before your next breath. You can elevate your feet on a bench while you do this or go outside for a walk. Our intent with the cool-down is to simply down-regulate from a sympathetic state to a parasympathetic state. This helps us begin the recovery process.
Conditioning Prep
A
Conditioning Prep
5 Min Jog 10 Hamstring Scoops (Each Leg) 10 Quad Stretch Walk (Each Leg) 10 Walking Leg Hip Cradle (Each Leg) 10 Leg Swings (Forward/Backward/Left/Right) 10 Hip Hinges
B
Aerobic Conditioning
1 x 45:00
Conditioning
C
Conditioning Cool-Down
2-3 Rounds Rope Hamstring - 30 Seconds Rope Adductor/Abductor - 30 Seconds (Each) Rope Piriformis - 30 Seconds Rope Quad - 30 Seconds
Conditioning
A
Omega Block 2 Warm-Up
A. Jump Rope x200 Skips (If no Jump Rope, then choose b/w 400m Jog, 500m Row, 30 Cals Echo Bike) B1. Back Roll to Reach - 8 B2. 90/90 Hips - 8 (Each Side) B3. Deep Squat w/ Thoracic Rotation - 5 (Each Side) B4. Landmine Lateral Lunge - 5 (Each Side) B5. Band Pull-Apart - 25 B6. 4-Way Dead Bug - 2x8
B
Medial Box Hop
1 x 5
C
Bench Press
1, 1, 1, 3, 3, 3
D
Hang Clean
3 x 5
E1
KB Windmill
3 x 6
E2
Single Leg Landmine RDL
3 x 8
F1
DB Floor Press
2 x 6
F2
Rolling Tricep Extensions
2 x 12
F3
Close Grip Push-Up
2 x 25
Conditioning
G
Cool Down: Box Breathing
Breathe in on a 4 count, hold for a 4 count, exhale 4-8 seconds, pause for about 4 seconds before your next breath. You can elevate your feet on a bench while you do this or go outside for a walk. Our intent with the cool-down is to simply down-regulate from a sympathetic state to a parasympathetic state. This helps us begin the recovery process.
Conditioning
A
Omega Block 2 Warm-Up
A. Jump Rope x200 Skips (If no Jump Rope, then choose b/w 400m Jog, 500m Row, 30 Cals Echo Bike) B1. Back Roll to Reach - 8 B2. 90/90 Hips - 8 (Each Side) B3. Deep Squat w/ Thoracic Rotation - 5 (Each Side) B4. Landmine Lateral Lunge - 5 (Each Side) B5. Band Pull-Apart - 25 B6. 4-Way Dead Bug - 2x8
B
Repeat Broad Jumps
1 x 10
C
Deadlift
1, 1, 1, 3, 3, 3
D
Zercher Pause Squat
3 x 6
E
Pinwheel Curls
3 x 8
F1
Trap Bar Farmer's Carry
3 x 25
F2
Banded Shrug
1 x 125
Conditioning
G
Cool Down: Box Breathing
Breathe in on a 4 count, hold for a 4 count, exhale 4-8 seconds, pause for about 4 seconds before your next breath. You can elevate your feet on a bench while you do this or go outside for a walk. Our intent with the cool-down is to simply down-regulate from a sympathetic state to a parasympathetic state. This helps us begin the recovery process.
Conditioning
A
Omega Block 2 Warm-Up
A. Jump Rope x200 Skips (If no Jump Rope, then choose b/w 400m Jog, 500m Row, 30 Cals Echo Bike) B1. Back Roll to Reach - 8 B2. 90/90 Hips - 8 (Each Side) B3. Deep Squat w/ Thoracic Rotation - 5 (Each Side) B4. Landmine Lateral Lunge - 5 (Each Side) B5. Band Pull-Apart - 25 B6. 4-Way Dead Bug - 2x8
13 Stripes & 50 Stars
B
Perform 50 reps of each movement. Complete all 50 reps of one movement before moving on to the next. 1. Double KB Suitcase Deadlift 2. Band Pull-Apart 3. Bodyweight Lunges (50 Total) 4. Banded Dead Bug (50 Each) 5. KB Swing 6. Band Face Pull 7. Banded Hamstring Curls 8. Straight Leg Sit Up 9. Banded Good Morning 10. Banded Row 11. Calf Raise 12. Elevated Toe Touch 13. Banded Hammer Curl (Gotta finish with a pump)
C
Aerobic Conditioning
1 x 30:00
Conditioning
D
Conditioning Cool-Down
2-3 Rounds Rope Hamstring - 30 Seconds Rope Adductor/Abductor - 30 Seconds (Each) Rope Piriformis - 30 Seconds Rope Quad - 30 Seconds
Modern Athlete Strength is a team of coaches brought together following careers in college strength and conditioning and the tactical space. Your coaches bring decades of combined experience working with Division 1 athletes and military professionals. We created this program to deliver professional coaching and in-depth understanding of athlete demands directly to you.
Success is your choice. Join the team. Work your ass off. Get results.
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Verified Athlete"MASS programming is by far the best programming I have ever utilized. Coing off a significant back injury, I thought I'd never lift again. The programing has me squatting and deadlifting very near the weights I was at prior to injury. I'm looking forward to continuing programming through MASS!"
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