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We Go Home LLC Team Training

We Go Home

Tactical / Military, First Responders, Law Enforcement
Coach
Matt Hibler

The Crash Diet Trap

You find a program. You're motivated. You smash it for a few weeks—nagging injuries creep in. The program didn't balance strength and aerobic work. High-intensity methods leave no room for progression.

Halfway through a 20-year career, you're wondering: "What do I do now?"

Programming for the Long Game

As a former Army Ranger, Police Officer, and strength coach, I've learned the hard way: A 20-year career can't be supported by programs designed to last a few weeks.

We Go Home is built on long-term progression. Not breaking you down—that's easy. The challenge is building you to last.

Be the operator your organization relies on. Be the partner your coworkers trust. Be the version of yourself your family deserves.

Strong. Fit. Ready.

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Strength AND Conditioning = Performance
We carefully balance our programming so that our strength training does not interfere with our conditioning. First responders and tactical populations need both for performance.
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Body Composition / Muscle Building
You can still prioritize performance and look the part. Although we focus our efforts on what you can do on the street our programming still supports the "athletic" look that most people, whether they realize it or not, prefer over what they believe bodybuilders look like.
Features
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Programming 7 days per week
Structured strength and conditioning programming. Various options provided based off equipment available.
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Exercise Video Guidance
All exercises have a video demo.
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Track your progress, and send us a message anytime you have a question.
Equipment
Recommended
Full Gym, but we can modify anything based off access.
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Sample Week
I will write fresh programming weekly. You’ll get notifications when they’re ready
Sunday
Strength (Total, 5x5)- Phase 1- Shell

Prep

A

Warm-Up Phase 1 w/ Demo

Foam Roll- Anything tight. Do not be too aggressive, but spend 5 minutes hitting the entire body, particularly the lats, pecs, Glutes. Warm Up- Complete as a Circuit for Two Rounds -Stationary Bear Crawl Position- Hold Position 20 Seconds -Forward and Backward Bear Crawl 10 yards -Active Isolated Hamstring Stretch 8 ea -Quad Rock w/ reach 8 ea -Bird Dogs- Slow and Deliberate 8 ea -Side Lying Clam Drill (Add band around knees if too easy) 8 ea -Glute Bridge 8 ea -Single Leg Load and Lift (with support if needed, if too easy add light load or band) 8 ea -Worlds Greatest Stretch 10 yards

B1

Trap Bar Deadlift

5 x 5 @ 65 %

B2

Bench Press or Dumbell Press

5 x 5 @ 65 %

C1

Pull Ups, Chin Ups, Or Lat Pulldown

3 x 8

C2

DB single leg RDL

3 x 8

D1

Push Up Shoulder Touches

3 x 8

D2

Suitcase Carry

3 x 20

D3

Glute Bridge March

3 x 8

Monday
HRI + HICT- Phase 1

Prep

A

Warm-Up Phase 1 w/ Demo

Foam Roll- Anything tight. Do not be too aggressive, but spend 5 minutes hitting the entire body, particularly the lats, pecs, Glutes. Warm Up- Complete as a Circuit for Two Rounds -Stationary Bear Crawl Position- Hold Position 20 Seconds -Forward and Backward Bear Crawl 10 yards -Active Isolated Hamstring Stretch 8 ea -Quad Rock w/ reach 8 ea -Bird Dogs- Slow and Deliberate 8 ea -Side Lying Clam Drill (Add band around knees if too easy) 8 ea -Glute Bridge 8 ea -Single Leg Load and Lift (with support if needed, if too easy add light load or band) 8 ea -Worlds Greatest Stretch 10 yards

Conditioning

B

High Resistance Intervals- Phase 1

Explosive intervals for around 5-15 Seconds, followed with full recovery and then repeated (Heart rate returns to 130-140 bpm before repeating). Intervals are done under a fair amount of resistance and then removed during recovery. KB Swings (8-12 reps), Assault Bike, ECHO Bike, Spin Bike, Moderately loaded sled, Hill Sprints, etc Week 1: 5 Reps Week 2: 7 Reps Week 3: 9 Reps Week 4: 7 Reps

KB or DB Ladder Complex Phase 1

C

Week 1: 10 Minutes Week 2: 12 Minutes Week 3 15 Minutes Week 4: 12 Minutes 1 Double Kettlebell Clean, 1 Double Kettlebell Press, 1 Double KB Front Squat, and then 1 Renegade Row for each arm. Then do 2 each, and then 3 each. The idea is to keep moving for the allotted time. More detailed instruction above. It should follow this pattern below: Double KB Clean: 1 Double KB Press: 1 Double KB Front Squat: 1 Renegade Row: 1 Then Restart from the Top but complete 2 reps: Double KB Clean: 2 Double KB Press: 2 Double KB Front Squat: 2 Renegade Row: 2 Then 3 reps of each Double KB Clean: 3 Double KB Press: 3 Double KB Front Squat: 3 Renegade Row: 3 Then come back down to one and repeat for the programmed time. Should be 1, 2, 3 repeated. Think of this as loaded cardio- should be a hard pace but you should be a able to keep moving. Heart rate is typically 150 bpm-160 bpm. If you need to slow down to maintain this, do so.

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Loaded Walk Or Ruck

1 x 20:00

Tuesday
RECOVERY
Wednesday
TRACK WORK AND/OR HICT STEP-UP

Prep

A

Warm-Up Phase 1 w/ Demo

Foam Roll- Anything tight. Do not be too aggressive, but spend 5 minutes hitting the entire body, particularly the lats, pecs, Glutes. Warm Up- Complete as a Circuit for Two Rounds -Stationary Bear Crawl Position- Hold Position 20 Seconds -Forward and Backward Bear Crawl 10 yards -Active Isolated Hamstring Stretch 8 ea -Quad Rock w/ reach 8 ea -Bird Dogs- Slow and Deliberate 8 ea -Side Lying Clam Drill (Add band around knees if too easy) 8 ea -Glute Bridge 8 ea -Single Leg Load and Lift (with support if needed, if too easy add light load or band) 8 ea -Worlds Greatest Stretch 10 yards

Track Workout

B

Reps x Distance Pace 4 x 100m Warm Up 2 x 200m 70-80% 1 x 400m 80-90% 2 x 400m Hard- but think pace that if I had to chase and fight someone into custody at the end. 2 x 200m 70-80% 4 x 100m Cool Down- by the last rep you are close to walking Warm up with easy 100m repeats. Rest approximately the amount of time it takes you to run each of these intervals. Start slow and get progressively faster. Then move to 200m repeats. Push it a little harder (as listed 70-80% effort) and still use the 1:1 work to rest ratio. Think like a hard jog. From there, hit one 400m lap, just a bit little faster. Then complete 1 hard 400m, 90% effort. This is the pace you want to train yourself to hit when you need to move with purpose, but also be able to function/perform when you get to your destination. Then complete the cool down. This is 2 easier paced 200m runs, then some very easy 100m. Last rep should be near walking, still resting 1:1 during cool down.

C

Step-Ups (HICT)

1 x 12:00

Thursday
Volume

Prep

A

Warm-Up Phase 1 w/ Demo

Foam Roll- Anything tight. Do not be too aggressive, but spend 5 minutes hitting the entire body, particularly the lats, pecs, Glutes. Warm Up- Complete as a Circuit for Two Rounds -Stationary Bear Crawl Position- Hold Position 20 Seconds -Forward and Backward Bear Crawl 10 yards -Active Isolated Hamstring Stretch 8 ea -Quad Rock w/ reach 8 ea -Bird Dogs- Slow and Deliberate 8 ea -Side Lying Clam Drill (Add band around knees if too easy) 8 ea -Glute Bridge 8 ea -Single Leg Load and Lift (with support if needed, if too easy add light load or band) 8 ea -Worlds Greatest Stretch 10 yards

B1

Romanian Deadlift

3 x 8

B2

DB Bench-Slight Incline

3 x 8

B3

Skater Squat

3 x 8

C1

Chest-Supported DB Row

3 x 8

C2

Ab Wheel

3 x 8

D1

Bicep- Your Choice

3 x 8

D2

Tricep- Your Choice (any press down variation)

3 x 8

Friday
RESISTED CONDITIONING

Prep

A

Warm-Up Phase 1 w/ Demo

Foam Roll- Anything tight. Do not be too aggressive, but spend 5 minutes hitting the entire body, particularly the lats, pecs, Glutes. Warm Up- Complete as a Circuit for Two Rounds -Stationary Bear Crawl Position- Hold Position 20 Seconds -Forward and Backward Bear Crawl 10 yards -Active Isolated Hamstring Stretch 8 ea -Quad Rock w/ reach 8 ea -Bird Dogs- Slow and Deliberate 8 ea -Side Lying Clam Drill (Add band around knees if too easy) 8 ea -Glute Bridge 8 ea -Single Leg Load and Lift (with support if needed, if too easy add light load or band) 8 ea -Worlds Greatest Stretch 10 yards

Resisted Conditioning- 30 Minutes

B

Week 1: 30 Minutes Movement Distance Sled Push 30 yards Racked Carry 30 yards Farmer Carry 30 yards Bear Crawl (Forward) 15 Yards Bear Crawl (Backward) 15 Yards Bear Crawl (Lateral Left) 15 Yards Bear Crawl (Lateral right) 15 Yards Sled Pull 30 yards Walk/Recover Down and Back

Saturday
RECOVERY
Coach
coach-avatar Matt Hibler

Coach- Combined 15+ Years Law Enforcement and Military. Former member of the 75th Ranger Regiment. Ranger Tabbed and 2 Combat Rotations to AFG

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We provide programming designed for the busy professional. We do not waste your time, everything is planned throughout the training year. If you have questions, we are always just a message away.

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FAQs
Is this only for First Responders/SWAT?
No. This programming can be for anyone looking for well-rounded programming that allows them to be fit, strong, and look good.
This looks advanced. I am just starting out. Is this for me?
Yes! We are here to help modify anything in the programming that can meet you where you are at in your journey.
Looks like you already started a training phase. Can I still join?
Of course! We can show you how to ease into any phase of our programming. We also have standalone programs that can be a great place to start if you would prefer.
I have limited equipment...can I still do this program?
Of course. We will work with you based off what you have to ensure you are getting the same training effect regardless of what gear you own.
The Proof
verified-athlete-avatar Nicholas Ige

Former 2/75 . Ranger Tabbed.

Verified Athlete

"I've been using the WGH Human Performance Program in preparation for my mountain climbing. I was physically prepared enough to climb the second tallest mountain in the United States and the tallest mountain in western Europe within a week of each other."

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