The Home Team Training program is created to bring you results from home training. No more sharing equipment or commuting. This science based program is written so that you have a plan and accountability to reach your goals at home.
I have spent hours in the books (BS, M.Ed, exercise physiology) and in the gym, and I will hep you cut through the confusion and commit to a plan that works.
No more confusion or indecision - let’s go!
A1
basic squat
3 x 10
A2
standing overhead press with dumbbells
3 x 10 @ 5 lb
A3
rear delt raise
3 x 10 @ 5 lb
B1
lateral lunge with dumbbells
3 x 5 @ 0, _ , _ lb
B2
band pullaparts
3 x 10
C1
RDL with dumbbells
3 x 10 @ 15 lb
C2
Arnold press standing
3 x 10
D1
dumbbell biceps curls
3 x 10
D2
squat press with dumbbells
3 x 10 @ 5 lb
E1
standing hamstrings stretch
2 x 0:30
E2
hip flexor stretch standing
2 x 0:30
A1
goblet squat with dumbbell
3 x 10 @ 5 lb
A2
standing overhead press with dumbbells
3 x 10 @ 5 lb
A3
external rotation with band
3 x 10
B1
Pushups/pushup negatives
B2
2 arm dumbbell row
3 x 10
C1
front raise
3 x 10
C2
triceps kickbacks
3 x 10
C3
rear delt raise
3 x 10
D1
1 leg glute bridge
3 x 10
D2
breaststroke
3 x 10
E1
standing side stretch
2 x 0:30
E2
chest stretch standing
2 x 0:30
A1
basic squat
3 x 10
A2
lateral raise dbs
3 x 10 @ 5 lb
B1
RDL with dumbbells
8, 10, 12 @ 10 lb
B2
band pullapart pulldown
8, 10, 12
B3
Plank knee to elbow
4, 5, 6
B4
squat jump
8, 10, 12
C1
dead bug
2 x 5
C2
V up
2 x 10
C3
toe touch
2 x 15
D1
thread the needle stretch
2 x 0:30
D2
child's pose
2 x 0:30
A1
goblet squat with dumbbell
3 x 10 @ 5 lb
A2
lateral raise dbs
3 x 10 @ 5 lb
B1
sumo squat with one dumbbell
3 x 10
B2
windmill
3 x 8 @ 0 lb
C1
floor press
3 x 12
C2
skullcrushers with dbs
3 x 10
D1
standing overhead press with dumbbells
3 x 10
D2
tempo goblet squats
3 x 7
E1
seated hamstrings stretch
2 x 0:30
E2
hip flexor stretch standing
2 x 0:30
E3
glute stretch
2 x 0:30
30 minutes movement
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This can be ANYTHING. This can be gardening, walking, yoga, paddleboarding. Anything that gets you moving, at whatever intensity feels good. The following exercise, just titled "Walk" is there for your input. It doesn't have to be walking though, as mentioned above. This way you can log time or distance, and make notes on what you do. Have fun!
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Walk
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