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2024.06.24 - Training This Week
Programming for week starting June 24th, 2024
Hi all, happy Sunday.
Here’s the program for the last week of June!
Disclaimer: Folks from my Barbell classes - Monday programming for Barbell corresponds to “Day 1” and Wednesday programming for Barbell corresponds to “Day 4.”
All other Days reflect my own personal training schedule, and do not reflect any gym’s or facility’s workouts - past or present (except Day 6 this week MIGHTTTTTTT show up on the Saturday workout).
Please do not expect to see the other workouts in a gym or facility unless you and I have coordinated specifically to run through these workouts together.
Thanks!
Let’s get into it.
Day 1
Transition week / Benchmark Week
0-10 - Dynamic Mobility and Intros / QOTD
11-17 - Warm-up - 6 minutes
First 2 minutes - slow to moderate pace on cardio machine
Rest 1 minute
Last 3 minutes - cardio machine for distance. All out at end.
18-26 - Debrief / transition / explain workouts
Pistol Squat Progression - Warm-up Pistols and walk through different drills
27-36
EMOM9:
First :60 - work // Next :120 - rest and transition
1. SL Squat to target, AMRAP (in :30 per side)
2. Push-ups to target AMRAP
3. TRX Rows or Strict pull-ups AMRAP
37-39 - transition and set-up for Metcon
40-52 -
AMRAP12:
6 Barbell Power cleans
9 tuck-ups / v-ups
12 Push-ups
Intended stimulus - start at a pace that allows you to move for the entire 15 minutes, don’t come out hot and then take huge breaks later. Cleans should be heavy but unbroken.
53-55 - clean up
56-60 - Recovery
Pec smash with lax ball, 2 min per side
Day 2
0-10 - Dynamic Mobility and Intros / QOTD
11-16 - Warm-up - 5 minutes, continue to cycle through…
6 PVC Pass-thrus
6 PVC Wide Legged Good Mornings
6 Unweighted Box step-ups (6 per side)
6 Empty Barbell Hang Power Snatch
17-25 - Debrief / transition / explain workouts
26-38
E2MOM12: Snatch Complex: SWGDL, SWGDL + High Pull, Power Snatch, Squat Snatch
Log your heaviest weight moved for all 4 unbroken.
39-42 - transition and set-up for next portion
43-55
UNTIMED - accumulate:
Heavy set of 10 Single DB Weighted Box Step-ups
Heavy set of 10 Backrack Sandbag Forward Lunges (5 per leg)
Heavy round of :40 UNBROKEN KB Farmer’s carry
Score is your TOTAL weight for a set of all three, logging weight used for each exercise and box height in notes.
Intended stimulus - Grunt work day. Finish out STRONG before the rest day. Sell out on that last round, going for weights that challenge you for each but do not degrade form.
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.
Day 4
0-12 - Dynamic Mobility and Intros / QOTD
Banded lat stretch, :20 per side
8 Banded high pulls - wider stance & thick band!
13-20 - Warm-up - 2 rounds
400m run
8 Box Jumps
8 Dbl DB Strict Press
8 Unweighted Cossack Squats (4 per side)
21-25 - Debrief / transition / explain workouts
26-44
Barbell Squat Cleans
First 6 minutes - warm-up into working weight
E3MOM12
6 UNBROKEN Barbell Squat Cleans
Intended stimulus - Glutes should be blown up by the end of the sixth rep. Pointers: Keep core engaged by flexing abs and filling belly with air for the catch at the bottom. Elbows high to get out of the hole.
45-48 - transition and set-up for Metcon
49-54 - In 5 minutes, complete:
:60 max no arm sit-ups
:60 rest
3 min to accumulate as much distance as possible on a triple broad jump. Back pedal on the way back to the start.
55-60 - Recovery
Glute smash on foam roller, 2.5 min per side
Day 5
0-10 - Dynamic Mobility and Intros / QOTD
11-16 - Warm-up - 5 minutes, continue to cycle through…
4 KB Windmills (per side)
8 KB Goblet Squats
8 KB R. Swings
4 Lateral Burpees over KB
17-22 - Debrief / transition / explain workouts
23-28 - KB Clean and Snatch Drilling
29-49
Modified “Hall” - 5RFT
4 Single KB Cleans (2 per arm)
12 Lateral Burpees over KB
20 KB Snatches (10 per arm)
2:00 rest
20-min cap
Intended Stimulus - this is a hard effort followed by recovery workout. Go out slightly conservative but still FAST and hold on during the working portion of each round. There’s always a rest portion coming. KB snatches should be unbroken or one break in at least first three rounds.
50-53 - clean-up and transition
54-60 - Recovery
Barbell Trap smash (or on ground lax ball) - 3 min per side
Day 6
0-10 - Dynamic Mobility and Intros / QOTD
11-17 - Warm-up - 6 minutes, continue to cycle through…
200m run
6 Barbell Inverted rows / ring rows
6 Dbl DB Front Squats
6 Inchworm press-ups
18-22 - Debrief / transition / explain workouts
23-53
Partner Workout!
AMRAP30:
Synchro Run: 400m
YGIG - 16 Barbell Cleans (e.g., 8 per person)
YGIG - 18 Dbl DB Front Squats (e.g., 9 per person)
YGIG - 20 Dbl DB Devil’s Press (e.g., 10 per person)
Intended Stimulus - Choose a challenging but doable weight for all. Go very conservative on the pace at the start - 30 minutes is a long time! Break-up the reps however you want. Try and shoot for the first few rounds you and your partner only switch off once or twice (i.e. go close to unbroken on the weighted movements).
54-55 - clean-up and transition
56-60 - Recovery
Bottom of foot smash with lax ball - 2 min per side
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.
Acronym List:
DB = Dumbell
DL = Deadlift
EMOM = Every Minute on the Minute
FS = Front Squat
GM = Good Morning
KB = Kettlebell
MetCon = Metabolic Conditioning
PVC = polyvinyl chloride - mobility tool (white plastic plumbing pipe)
QOTD = Question of the Day
RDL = Romanian Deadlift
RFT = Rounds for Time
SDL = Sumo Deadlift
SDLHP = Sumo Deadlift High Pull
SWGDL = Snatch Width Grip Deadlift
WB = Wall Ball
YGIG - You Go I Go (only one person working at a time)
Legal stuff:
Participation in General Physical Preparedness exercises and related activities conducted - either in the spirit or letter of the programming in these posts - involves certain risks and potential dangers. We, our employees, representatives, affiliates, and agents are not to be held responsible for any claims, demands, liabilities, rights, damages, expenses, and causes of action of any nature arising out of or in connection with participation in the programming of these posts
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