2024.12.02 - AT-HOME Training This Week

AT-HOME Programming for week starting December 2nd, 2024

Hi all,

Welcome to Week 5 of 8 of our “Longer Workouts” cycle. As we near the end of this cycle, we’ll bump up the intensity a little bit in the first three weeks and then de-load on the holiday week.

A Quick Note:

Please do not expect to see these workouts in a gym or facility. These workouts are designed to be performed at home with minimal equipment.

Assumptions on equipment available at home includes:

- A couple sets of DBs

- A plyo box to step up onto

- A Jump Rope

Thanks!

Let’s get into it.

Day 1 

Day 2

  • Mobility

  • Warm-up - 5 minutes, continue to cycle through…

  • Strength:

    • In 12 Minutes, complete 5 rounds:

    • Intended Stimulus - Work on the Farmer’s Carry to go unbroken for the whole :40 seconds, ascending in weight as long as you can keep core braced and lats engaged. On the Single DB “On-end” 90 + Press, work at a slow tempo and prioritize quality over speed or weight. You have over a minute to complete 8 reps (4 on each side).

    • Log a “checkmark” if you completed all five rounds in the allotted time, adding in weights chosen in the notes.

  • MetCon:

    • AMRAP16 (As Many Rounds and Reps as Possible in 16 Minutes)

    • Intended Stimulus - Reach full lockout at the top of the Thrusters and the Z-Press, showing control with a .25 second pause at the top before initiating the next rep. A little weight will go a long way on the Z-Press. Breathe throughout all of the movements, working to sync your breath to the movement.

    • Log total Z-Press reps completed, adding weights and variations chosen for all movements in the notes.

  • Recovery

Day 3

Rest Day

  • Try and fit in two to three walks of 1.0-1.5 miles apiece.

  • Another good option is a light jog / Stand-up paddle board / hike / slow bike / etc.

  • Mobility and/or restorative yoga are other great options on rest days.

  • Some is better than none.

  • Getting outside in any capacity is encouraged!

Day 4

Day 5

  • Mobility

  • Warm-up - 5 minutes, continue to cycle through…

  • MetCon:

    • 5RFT (5 Rounds For Time) - capped at 21 minutes:

    • Intended Stimulus - Slow and steady. High volume on an aggressive movement = recipe for high heart rate and heavy breathing. Control the breathing and maintain a steady, manageable pace by breaking up the sets early and often. Break up the set of 30 Single DB Hang Snatches into sets of 6-6-5-5-4-4 for example. Four minutes per round will bring you in below the time cap.

    • Log time it took to complete all allotted work, adding weights and variations chosen in the notes.

  • Accessory:

    • In 8 minutes, complete 4 rounds:

    • Intended Stimulus - Try to complete the Pike Hold in one, unbroken set. On the unweighted SLRDLs, if you fly through them and finish really early, you missed the point! Slow them down with 5-second descent and slow ascent.

    • Log a “checkmark” if you completed all four rounds.

  • Recovery

    • Massage Gun Quads - 2 min. per side

    • Pigeon Stretch (assisted or unassisted) - 2 min. per side

Day 6

Day 7

Rest Day

  • Try and fit in two to three walks of 1.0-1.5 miles apiece.

  • Another good option is a light jog / Stand-up paddle board / hike / slow bike / etc.

  • Mobility and/or restorative yoga are other great options on rest days.

  • Some is better than none.

  • Getting outside in any capacity is encouraged!

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