The Program

Matt Robinson Coaching and Programming

Coach
Matt 'Robbo' Robinson

'The Program' is a rolling weekly strength and conditioning program for anyone wanting to get stronger, fitter and more robust. .

Consisting of 4 sessions a week with an emphasis on strength, 'The program' focuses on classic strength training, gymnastics and loaded mobility work to ensure you are not only getting stronger, but more flexible and less injury prone as well. All for just £30 a month.

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Strength focussed program
This program is geared towards building strong, robust and mobile bodies
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Gymnastic strength & skills
As part of the program you will build towards increasingly challenging strict gymnastics skills.
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Mobility training
Flexibility work shouldn't be separate from your training. It is training. The programme contains passive and loaded mobility training to improve your flexibility and protect joints against injury.
Features
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Access to your coach
Accountability and the feedback you need to grow
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Programming 4 days per week
Strength, conditioning, and mobility training that’s accessible and challenging for athletes of any level or background
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Demo videos
Demo videos of every exercise
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
The app gives you everything you need at your fingertips. Everything from logging your PR's and progress to managing your readiness.
Equipment
Required
barbell // dumbbells // pull up rig // bench
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Sample Week
I will write fresh programming weekly. You’ll get notifications when they’re ready
Monday
Upper Body 1 Week 2

Prep

A

Upper Body Warm Up 3 - Shoulder openers

2mins pulse raiser - Ski or row 2 Rounds 10 x Table Rocks - Pausing at the top of each rep and trying to get chest as open as possible. 10 x Twisting Bear - Keep working elbow locked out at all times. Try to rotate and open the shoulder up each rep. 10 x Plyometric Push Ups - Kneeling if needed

B1

Barbell Bench Press.

10 x 4 @ 75 %

B2

Pendlay Rows

10 x 5

C1

Pull Up

3 x 12

C2

V Up

3 x 10

D1

Hammer Curl

3 x 20

D2

DB Lateral raise.

3 x 20

D3

Cable tricep extension

3 x 20

Tuesday
Lower Body 1 Week 2

Conditioning

A

Zercher Warm Up

2mins Rowing 10mins EMOM: 10s Zercher hold (increase weight every set to find a max you can do for the 10s) 10 x Air squats

B

Front squat.

10 x 4 @ 70 %

C1

Gymnastic Push Up

3 x 12

C2

long stance split squat

3 x 10

D1

L Sit Hold variation

3 x 30

D2

Heel Drop Calf Raise

3 x 20

D3

Leg Extension.

3 x 20

Thursday
Lower Body 2 Week 2

Conditioning

A

Deadlift Sprints Warm Up

Sled sprints: Part A. 3-5-7 Step accelerations As per vid. Do 3 step sprint start into a walk, return to start point then 5 step sprint start into a walk and return to the start and finally 7 step sprint start into a walk. Part B. On a 10m sled track do 3 sets of sled sprints The weight should be such that it takes you 5 seconds to cover the distance. Increase the effort each set.

B

Stiff Legged Deadlift

10 x 4 @ 70 %

C1

P.Bar Dips

3 x MAX

C2

Hip Thrust

3 x 15

D1

Lying Hamstring Curl

3 x 20

D2

Middle Split ISO

3 x 30

Friday
Upper Body 2 Week 2

Conditioning

A

Push Press Warm Up 1

3mins Row or Ski 2-3 Rounds 5/5 x Arm bars 5/5 x Trunk rotations 5/5 x KB Windmill 10 x Seated Z press Then warm up to weight for push press

B

Seated DB Press

10 x 4 @ 75 %

C1

Hanging Knee Raise

4 x 20

C2

Passive hang

4 x MAX

C3

Straight arm cable pulldown

4 x 15

D1

Seated Reverse Fly

3 x 15

D2

Kroc Rows

3 x 20

Coach
coach-avatar Matt 'Robbo' Robinson

Former Royal Marine, Sports Therapist, Gym owner & Coach. Training individuals and groups, sports teams and hobbyists for 15yrs.

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Everything you need in one place...

'The Programme' covers everything from bodyweight strength to traditional barbell lifts and everything in between. Get stronger, more mobile and do it injury free.

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FAQs
Can I do the programme at home?
Yes, but only if you have a good assortment of equipment. For ease and to ensure you can do everything, I would recommend having access to a gym.
The Proof
verified-athlete-avatar Colin Oats

Athlete

Verified Athlete

"Really love how the programming is consistent and progressive but always varied all at the same time to keep the workouts interesting."

verified-athlete-avatar Ant Scops

Athlete

Verified Athlete

"Starting this program and building strength in full range of motion for all the main lifts has paid dividends. I’m stronger than ever, recover faster and haven’t suffered any niggly injuries. It’s taught me not to listen to my ego but to my body and what it’s capable of when I’m doing the work."

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