2024.12.30 - AT-HOME Training This Week

AT-HOME Programming for week starting December 30th, 2024

Hi all,

Welcome to the start of a new programming year!

If you read last week’s spiel, feel free to skip straight to programming.

For everyone else, FYI - in 2025 I’ll be partnering with another coach and mentor of mine - Brock Harling - to bring you programming. I’ve learned a lot from him, so the programming will look pretty similar. We’re just combining forces and we’ll be adding new faces to this recipient list as time progresses.

  1. The new programming will include three options to pick from each day:

    • Bodyweight Only Option

    • Dumbbell Only Option

    • Full Equipment Option

  2. Mobility is now called Range of Motion Development to differentiate it from implement mobility (Soft tissue work with lax ball / foam roller/ etc.).

  3. While the Mobility, Warm-up, and Recovery sections will likely look the same as before - I’ve pulled out the Intended Stimulus section and its associated tips and tricks. Hit me up individually if you want pointers on how to approach each day.

  4. Finally, I'll be playing around with maybe posting the main workout component for each day (strength / conditioning / metcon / accessory) info on Instagram. I’m not sure if I’ll keep this info the same or different yet. Either way they’ll be the same intended stimulus, the same intensity, you’ll still get options based on equipment availability, and they’ll also still follow the General Physical Preparedness methodology.

That’s it for now.

Have a happy New Year!

Best,

Nolan

Let’s get into it.

Day 1 

Day 2

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 / ruck / 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

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 / ruck / 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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