Warm up goood. run, bike or row for 5 min. Follow up with butts, knees, inch worms and bears followed by head to toe.
I'm putting a lot of work here. move through w purpose. If you have to choose things to do, prioritize the strength work and remove the conditioning work.
Do either days workout if you are just doing the one days workout. Don't feel like you have to do the squat day, if your legs are sore for example. The first day will be a lower day and the second an upper.
Part 1
3 Rounds
5-10 Pull ups
5-10 Push ups
Part 1
3 Rounds
5-10 Pull ups
5-10 Push ups
5-10 squats
5-10 back ext
Part 2
Banded Box Squat w the bar on the back
Build to a Tough Single
Part 3
Box Squat into a seated good morning into a stand up
3 sets of 8 Reps
Rest 60 sec
Part 4
Hamstring Curls on a med ball
4 set of max reps
Rest 60 sec
Part 5
Back Extensions on GHD
3-4 sets of 10-15 reps
Rest 60 sec
Part 6
Hangning Knee Ups with a dumbbell between your feet
3-4 sets of 10 reps
Part 7
3-4 sets
1 min banded march
60 sec rest
TB/ The Next Day Workout
Warm up goood. run, bike or row for 5 min. Follow up with butts, knees, inch worms and bears followed by head to toe.
Do either days workout if you are just doing the one days workout. Don't feel like you have to do the squat day, if your legs are sore for example. The first day will be a lower day and the second an upper.
Part 1
3 Rounds
5-10 Pull ups
5-10 Push ups
Part 1
3 Rounds
5-10 Pull ups
5-10 Push ups
5-10 squats
5-10 back ext
Part 2
Bench Press w an ab mat on your chest
Build to a tough single
Use bands if you want (red or orange)
When laying down, put an ab mat on your chest. This will raise the contact point of the press, working the upper part of the lift.
Part 3
Close grip floor press
3 sets of 8 reps
Rest 60 sec
Part 4
Incline dumbbell JM press
3 sets of 8 reps
Rest 60 sec
Part 5
3-4 sets
With dumbbells
5 skull crushers
5 Tate presses
5 skull crushers
5 Tate presses
Rest 60 sec
Each set is to be done unbroken. Push the heads of the dumbbell together as it goes up and down.
Part 6
100 Standing side bends with a barbell on your back
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