Ats 2.00 2
Ats 2.00 2
Ats 2.00 2
Warmup: 3 Sets
A) Push Press
Build to a 1RM - Take no more than 15mins to find this 1RM
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B) Strict Pull Up
Set - Max reps unbroken
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D) For Time
25 American Kettlebell Swings 70/53
50 American Kettlebell Swings 53/35
75 American Kettlebell Swings 35/26
1 Mile Assault Bike
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Assessment Day 2
Warmup: 3 Rounds Not For Time
A)Front Squat
1RM - On a 20min clock build up to a max for the day
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B)Front Squat
Take 85% of the total weight lifting in part A max - then perform 1 set of
Max Reps at a Strict 30X0 Tempo
Example - Max Squat Part A = 100kg - Load 85kg on the bar and
perform 1 set for max reps - Tempo reads as follows:
3 seconds Down
0 seconds Pause at bottom
X Up as fast as you can
0 seconds Pause at top
*most key is that you maintain the tempo on the way down and you
absolutely cannot stop moving with a pause at the top. If you pause
even slightly at the top the set is over. - Total reps listed
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C) For Time
Row 500m 15m KB Front Rack Walking Lunge 70/53lbs/hand
50 Double Unders
Row 350m 12m KB Front Rack Walking Lunge 70/53lbs/hand
35 Double Unders
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Row 200m 9m KB Front Rack Walking Lunge 70/53lbs/hand
20 Double Unders
Assessment Day 3
Warmup: 3 Sets
A) Handstand Walk
2 Attempts
- Max Distance
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Week 1 - Day 1
Warmup: EMOM x 12mins
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Week 1 - Day 2
Warmup: 3 Rounds Not for Time
A) Push Press
31X2
8,6,4,8;
rest 2-3mins
(3sec eccentric, 1sec pause on shoulder, X is the dynamic Push Press, 2sec hold
overhead)
- last set of 8 should be heavier than first – goal
*YOU MUST increase pace on AB every round *No rest between rounds
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Week 1 - Day 3
Warmup: 5min
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12 Ring Body Saw
10 KB Front Rack Tall Kneeling to Standing
Don’t take anything to failure. Don’t leave tired. Instead, leave feeling refreshed.
We suggest 45-60 minutes, but this time can change based on the intensity of your
activity. Throughout these twelve weeks we want you to learn what kind of recovery
works for you. We will expose you to different combinations of stretches, exercises
and movements. Hopefully, you will try some new things that can have the power
improve how you feel on a weekly basis. These recovery workouts will have a
variety of “corrective exercises” and activation movements built in, take note of
ones you like.
https://youtu.be/nQIVkAE6x8Y
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Week 1 - Day 4
Warmup:3 Sets
Week 1 - Day 5
Warmup: Every 3mins x 4 Sets
• Assault Bike 15/10 Cals
• 15sec Single Leg Sorenson Hold/leg
• 10 Cossack Squat/leg
C) 3-4 Sets
Row 1min @ Damper setting 10 High Effort
rest 30sec
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40m KB Front Rack Carry Heavy
rest 30sec
10 Tall Box Jump Step Down
rest walk 2mins
Rest Day
WHY WE TRAIN
There of course are reasons why we "should" train. The most important is probably
for our wellbeing and health, but that honestly isn't the driving factor for why I train.
It definitely is important but the reasons why I train are far more primitive. I like to
train because of the entire process. It's a competition. Between oneself and the
barbell. No one else. There is a build up to the moments before you train. The
anticipation builds throughout the day. Regardless of what has happened in your
day, it all gets pushed aside temporarily. You get your mind right and go after it.
Like a warrior in a battlefield, will you win or lose today? The mental game is why I
train. To de-stress from life. To push myself through preconceived limitation. The
results are rewarding. Hitting a PR or finishing a tough day at the gym gives me a
sense of accomplishment. I enjoy the way training makes me feel after. Training
gives me a moment to cancel out all the noise and just be with myself.
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Week 2 - Day 6
Warmup: EMOM x 12mins
• 1st - 10 Barbell Glute Bridge (moderate - 2sec hold at top)
• 2nd - 10 Monster Walks Forward and Backward
• 3rd - 20sec Star Side Plank/side
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Week 2 - Day 7
Warmup3 Rounds Not for Time
• Run 200m
• 30m Quadruped Crawl
• 30sec Wall Facing HS Hold
A) Push Press
31X2
7,6,5,7
rest 2-3mins
- last set of 7 should be heavier than first - goal
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Week 2 - Day 8
Warmup
• 5min Easy Row
• (then)
• Row Sprint 12sec @ 90% + every 90sec x 6
• *turn on your power and brain with this - build up and try to get some max
wattage by the last set
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10 Windshield Wipers/side
10 Sandbag or heavy ball to shoulder
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Week 2 - Day 9
Warmup 3 Sets
• 5 Broad Jumps (build with each set)
• 10 Rower Pike Up (place hands on parallettes)
• 6-8 Half Kneeling Landmine Press/arm
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For Time @ 75%
14-12-10-8-6-4-2
Dumbbell See-Saw press
Barbell Glute Bridge (choose a tough load)
Week 2 - Day 10
Warmup:Every 3mins x 4 sets
• Run 100m
• 10 Single Leg Cone Touches/leg
• 10 Goblet Squats Light
A2) KB Complex
5 1-arm KB Sit Up @ 2112
5 Single Arm KB Z Press
x3
rest 45sec
C) 4 Sets
AB 1min - Start with a tough effort
rest 30sec
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30m Single Arm KB Rack Carry/arm TOUGH
rest 30sec
24 Alternating Prisoner Step Ups 24/20"
rest walk 2mins
*increase pace on AB every set
Rest Day
Rest Day Instructions
WHY WE TRAIN
Victor Carrillo (ATS 1.0 Participant)
I love to train because it is something not many are willing to chase. If I can put an
extensive amount of effort into an activity that does not benefit me financially, then
it will make me a better employee. I love to train because it fuels the inner athlete
in me and nobdy can take away my desire to train, but myself. I love to train
because in training I can find what my limitations are, and learn to pass them both
mentally and physically.
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Week 3 - Day 11
Warmup: EMOM x 12mins
• 1st - 6 Single Leg Banded Glute Bridge/leg
• 2nd - 30 Seated Banded Hip Abductions
• 3rd - 10 Side Plank Rotations/side
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C) Move with Purpose
3min Row @ Damper 10 for Cals
1min KB Front Rack 90 Degree Squat Hold
3min Dumbbell Burpee Box Step Up 20/16" (choose your own DB load)
1min Wall Sit
3mins Sled Drag
*Build your effort as you go and make the Sled Drag a tough finisher
Week 3 - Day 12
Warmup: 3 Rounds Not for Time
• AB .5/.4 Miles
• 20m Duck Walk (Hold a KB in Goblet Position)
• 14 Wall Facing Shoulder Taps
A) Push Press
22X2
6,5,4,6
rest 2-3mins
- build from past couple weeks
- stay focused on strict tempo and get that OH Stronger!
B2) L Pull Up
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AMRAP at Tempo (-1) x 3 sets
rest 60sec
*AMRAP (-1) is another way of saying DO NOT go to failure. Stop 1 rep short.
(Scale this back to a Tuck L-Pull Up with bent knees, or a strict pull up with the
same tempo)
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C) 3 Rounds @ increasing effort
Row 350m
15 Single Arm KB Press/arm (53/35)
Assault Bike .5 Miles
30 Hollow Rocks
*pacing on Rower and Bike MUST increase each round
*adjust loading on KB as needed
*No rest between rounds
Week 3 - Day 13
Warmup
• 1 Mile Easy Assault Bike
• (then)
• AB Sprint 12sec @ 90% + every 90sec x 6
*turn on your power and brain with this - build up and try to get some max wattage
by the last set - comparing your peak wattage to week one - this is a good metric to
see how recovered you are.
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4-6/leg x 3 sets
rest 60sec
Every 5mins I want you to turn around and walk backwards for 1 full minute.
Think about connecting with your hip muscles and reach behind you. Learn to trust
what you cannot see. Get out on a path or in an open parking lot where you aren't
going to run into things when walking backwards. Now try to perform these
backward walks without turning your head to look back behind you!
Warmly, Marcus
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Week 3 - Day 14
Warmup: 3 Sets
• 3 Triple Broad Jumps (3 broad jumps consecutively, rest about 10sec between,
perform 3 of these)
• 30sec Side Star Plank/side
• 6-8 Half Kneeling DB Arnold Press
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For Time @ 75%
3-6-9-12-15
KB Push Press 53/35
Dual KB Russian KBS (1/hand) (53/35)
Week 3 - Day 15
Warmup: Every 3mins x 4 sets
• AB 15/12 Cals
• 12 Jump Squats
• 20sec Sorenson Hold (wtd with a plate in front of chest light)
A2) KB Complex
Perform Complex on each Arm
3 1-arm KB Sit Up
1 Turkish Get Up
3 KB Windmill
x3
rest 45sec
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rest walk 2-3mins x 4
C) 3 Sets
AB 1min
- TOUGH EFFORT
7 Single arm KB Thruster R
7 Single arm KB Thruster L
rest 90sec
Row 1min - DAMPER 10 TOUGH
40m Farmers Walk TOUGH
rest walk 90sec
*choose tough paces on the Bike and Rower and HOLD THEM
Rest Day
1) I enjoy the mystery and challenges of the infinite which are trapped in the finite
(space, relationships, sports...there are so many.. 2 hr marathon about to be
broken!! 2:00.25)
2) I believe in leading through doing and I have kids who see me working out...
may this be a life's journey for them too!
3) The "journey" is the greatest joy for me in life and learning is amazing (travel,
study, sport...)
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Week 4 - Day 16
Warmup: EMOM x 12mins
• 1st - 10 Barbell Hip Thrust
• 2nd - 10 Lateral Band Walks (SA KB front Rack Hold)
• 3rd - 20 Russian Twists (10/side)
C) Building Effort
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3min AB for Calories (consistent effort)
rest 1min
3min KB Front Rack Tall Kneeling to Standing (35/18)
rest 1min
3min No Push Up Burpee to Plate
rest 1min
3mins Farmers walk 70/53
Week 4 - Day 17
Warmup: 3 Rounds Not for Time
• Run 300
• 10m Tall Plank Theraband Lateral Walk/direction
• 20m Quadruped Crawl (go in Reverse Direction to video)
A) Push Press
21X2
5,4,3,2,5
rest 2-3mins
- build from past couple weeks - stay focused on strict tempo and get that OH
Stronger!
B1) Dual Dumbbell Pronated Bench Press
High Incline Bench
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4-6/arm x 3
rest 30sec
B2) Wide Grip Strict Pull Up
21X2 (wtd if you can)
3-5reps x 3 sets
rest 30sec
*pause 1sec on the lowering at 90 degree arm position
B3) 3-Point DB Row
2011
8-10/arm x 3
rest 30sec
B4) Hollow Body Hold
30-40sec x 3
rest 2mins
- plate weight plate in your arms overhead and a light DB between your feet
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Row 20/17 Cals HARD
rest 30sec
12 Kettlebell Z Press (challenge yourself with load)
rest 30sec
AB 20/17 Cals Hard
rest 30sec
30sec Single arm Plank/arm
rest 30sec
*AB and Rower Paces MUST increase each round. You will need to pace
accordingly on the first sets.
Week 4 - Day 18
Warmup
• Row 1k Easy
• (then)
• Row Sprint 14sec @ 90% + every 90sec x 6
• *Goal is to build each set so the last set is close to 97% (NOT MAX)
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D) 3 Rounds - NFT - Move Steady
50m Single Arm Farmers Walk/arm
AB 1 Mile
20 Barbell Windshield Wipers (10/side - 135/95lbs)
20 Jump Lunges (pause in bottom of each lunge)
This recovery workout takes you through a series of exercises designed to help
both strengthen and mobilize the hip flexors. If you have been stretching and
releasing your hip flexors for a long time and still feel like it's a constant problem,
this recovery workout might be for you. Pair this with a light aerobic and
generalized warm-up and you've got yourself a nice 45 minute recovery day
workout.
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Week 4 - Day 19
Warmup: 3 Sets
• 5 Single Leg Box Jump/leg (be safe)
• 20 Landmine Oblique Twists
• 6 Half Kneeling Barbell Press/knee (12 total)
Week 4 - Day 20
Warmup: Every 4mins x 3 sets
• Row 500m
• 10 Goblet Squats (3sec hold at bottom of each)
• 30sec Arrested Superman Hold
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C) 3 Sets
Row 300m Tough Effort
20 Alternating Lunge Box Jumps
rest 90sec
Assault Bike 20/15 Cals Tough effort
50m Sandbag Bear Hug Carry (sub heavy ball if needed)
rest walk 90sec
*Push yourself on the rower and bike but ensure your paces allow for quality on the
other movements! Learn your paces.
Rest Day
Participant
"The last 8+ weeks have been some of the most enjoyable I've had training in a
long time. Everyday I'm attacking my workouts with an eagerness and enthusiasm
that I seemingly haven't had for years. For the last few years I've mainly done my
own programming -- I had always thought that I was pretty good at it, but I've
realized through this program that it was not particularly varied and I wasn't truly
challenging myself on a daily basis. I've learned quite a bit through this program
and feel that I'm much more in tune to my body and what it takes to push myself
daily. I will take much away from this and hope to build on it in the weeks, months,
years to come. I hope I can ride this "feeling" out indefinitely because it's a good,
good feeling -- and it goes way beyond just my training and carries forward
throughout all aspects of my life. I genuinely think there's been a noticeable
improvement in all facets of my life. For that, I am incredibly appreciative."
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Week 5 - Day 21
Warmup: 4 Sets - Not for Time
• 5 Single Leg Good Morning/leg (light)
• 15 Seated Banded Hip Abduction (1sec pause each rep at widest point)
• 5 KB Windmill/arm
• *slow controlled movements with purpose to warm up and activate
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B2) GHD Back Extension
3131
6-8reps x 3
rest 90sec
*really focus on the spinal flexion and extension segment by segment - rounding is
encouraged here.
Week 5 - Day 22
Warmup 3 Rounds
• Row 300m
• 2 Hollow Body Wall Walks (hold 5sec at top)
• 15m Crab Walk
- Increase pace each round (warm up in nature so last round is still moderate)
A) Push Press
10,10,10
TnG reps
Must hold 1sec OH each rep
rest as needed
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8-10reps x 3
rest 30sec
D) 3 Sets
B) Snatch Complexes
2 Snatch High Pull
1 Power Snatch (with 5 second pull to knees)
1 Power Snatch x 5 sets
(work between 65-70% of 1RM Power Snatch)
rest 2mins
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- choose a box height that allows you to stay in full control through the whole range
of motion
Hopefully you are learning how magical continuous breathing and moving can be. I
hope you enjoy this version of FLOW. Creativity is your best friend on these days.
We would love to hear from you what you come up with if you change movements.
Warmly, Marcus
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Week 5 - Day 24
Warmup: 3 Sets
• 5 Tall Kneeling KB Press
• 5 Tall Kneeling KB Push Press
• 20 KB Loaded Russian Twists
Week 5 - Day 25
Warmup: Every 4mins x 3 sets
• Run 400m
• 15 Air Squats
• 15 Hollow Rocks
A3) Sorenson
45sec; rest 90sec x 3
B) Overhead Squat
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2,2,2,2,2
rest as needed (Strict Tempo is a must - these are 15sec squats each)
- stabilize and stay moderate
- we will build these in the weeks to come.
C) 3-4 Sets
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6 Single arm DB Overhead Squats/arm (3011 tempo)
Row 20/16 Cals @ Damper
10 tough effort
rest 60sec
Reverse Sled Drag 40m TOUGH
15 Dual KB Front Squats 70/53
rest walk 2mins
*choose a load that you can maintain good positions on the SA OHS
Rest Day
"I played D1 college football and did the traditional workout styles in the past. I
have noticed that from a looks standpoint I am getting that sculpted muscle look
and volume back to my body. I had a nagging bicep tendon shoulder issue that
was more of a nuisance when I'd snatch that has completely resolved. The
unilateral dumbbell work has my shoulders feeling very stable with a barbell
overhead…my squat form is as good as it's ever been, far more upright and knees
out. The core + low back and deadlift work has my confidence very high. I suffered
a couple extreme low back muscle injuries in the last couple years (due to overuse
and lack of core work) and now I feel confident pulling larger loads again. This is
just a bit of what this program has done for me, most of all I have had a TON of fun
doing this training which I have been missing for a while. Especially after 2 kids,
turning 31 and realizing my competing against the younger guys and how much I
get to compete will have to slow down, needed to find purpose for training and I
realized being a good example as a father and taking care of myself because I love
it is all I needed."
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Week 6 - Day 26
Warmup:4 Sets - Not for Time
• 10 Step Death March (3010 each rep)
• 20m Lateral Banded Walk (10m/direction)
• 10 Landmine Oblique Twists/side
• *slow controlled movements with purpose to warm up and activate
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B2) GHD Back Extension
3131
4-6reps x 3
rest 90sec
*build load from last week and week before
C) 4 Sets - NFT
40m KB Cross Body Carry (20m/arm)
20 Prisoner Walking Lunges
10m Dumbbell Bear Crawl
10 Box Jump Step Down 30/24"
20m Single arm KB Bottom Up Carry
REST as NEEDED
*choose loads that force you to slow down a bit
Week 6 - Day 27
Warmup: 3 Rounds
Increase pace each round (warm up in nature so last round is still moderate)
• AB 20/16 Cals
• 20 Wall Facing Shoulder Taps
• 10 Quadruped Thoracic Rotation/side
A) Push Press
8,8,8 TnG reps
Must hold 1sec OH each rep; rest as needed
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C1) Glute Bridge Single Arm Dumbbell Floor Press
21X1
6-8/arm x 3
rest 30sec
D) 3 Sets
Row 12 Cals
10-18 Kipping Pull Ups Unbroken
Row 9 Cals
rest 60sec
AB 12 Cals
6-15 Clapping Push Ups Unbroken
AB 9 Cals
rest 2mins
Week 6 - Day 28
Warmup
AB 5mins Easy
*sprint last 10sec of each minute
+ 3 Sets Each - Not for time
10 Hang Power Clean
5 Burpee High Jump (perform burpee and jump as high as you can)
B) Snatch Complexes
1 Snatch Lift Off (pause 2sec at knee)
1 Snatch High Pull (slow 3sec pull to knees before speed)
1 Power Snatch (slow 3sec pull to knees before speed)
1 Power Snatch
x 5 sets (work between 65-75% of 1RM Power Snatch)
rest 2mins
- Row 500m
- 45sec plank (hands on floor)
- .5 Miles Assault Bike
- 2 Turkish get ups/arm (light)
- Run 400m
- 30sec Active bar hang from pull up bar
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Week 6 - Day 29
Warmup:3 Sets
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rest 90sec
*Drop Set - 1 rep tough, take some weight off then perform 6-8 lighter reps
Week 6 - Day 30
Warmup: Every 4mins x 3 sets
AB 28/22 Cals
10 Wall Balls
15sec Wall Facing Handstand Hold
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B) Overhead Squat
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3,3,3,3,3
rest as needed
(Strict Tempo is a must - these are 12sec squats each)
C) 3-4 Sets
Run 100m
10 Overhead Squats
Run 100m
rest 60sec
AB 10/8 Cals
6 Single arm KB Thruster R
6 Single arm KB Thruster L
AB 10/8 Cals
rest walk 2mins
*choose a load that you can maintain good positions on the OHS and KB thrusters
Rest Day
"When people pace at the beginning, that’s another way to manage intensity for
your training. And that’s really the hallmark of this program. There are a lot of tools
implemented into the strength, conditioning, and warmups that help athletes and
consumers to manage their intensity so they’re not always pushing into that same
redzone day after day. Which can, for a lot of people, leave some wear and tear
and make them over time, lose that passion and drive for training."
- Marcus
Manage your intensity week after week. Learn when to push and when to hold
back. By holding back just a little you can unlock your true potential when the time
is right!
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Week 7 - Day 31
Warmup: 3 Sets - Not for Time
• 5 Single Leg Good Morning/leg (light)
• 20 Seated Band Hip Abductions (puase 1sec with legs wide)
• 10 Half Kneeling Landmine Twists/side
• *slow controlled movements with purpose to warm up and activate
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B) Rear Foot Elevated Split Squat
Double Arm KB Rack Loaded
3010
4-6/leg x 3 sets
rest 60-90sec between legs
D) 4 Sets - NFT
6 KB Cross Body Reverse Lunge/Leg
10m Quadruped Crawl Forward and Backward
5 Seated Box Jumps (challenging height)
3 Wall Walks (pause 5sec at the top in a wall facing HS Hold for each rep)
30m Single Arm Farmers Walk TOUGH Load
REST as NEEDED
Week 7 - Day 32
Warmup: 3 Rounds
- Increase pace each round (warm up in nature so last round is still moderate)
• Run 300m
• 20 Feet on Box Pike Shoulder Taps
• 10 Bird-Dog/side (slow down for this)
A) Push Press
6,6,6 TnG reps; Must hold 2sec OH each rep
rest as needed (building from last week - week three of these so know your loading
and push all sets)
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B2) Glute Bridge Dumbbell Floor Press
*Perform this with a Theraband around your knees to keep your hips activated
20X0
10,10,8
rest 30sec
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1 Snatch High Pull
1 Slow Pull Power Snatch (3sec pull to knee)
1 Segment Power Snatch
1 Power Snatch
rest 2mins x 5 sets
(work between 65-75% of 1RM Power Snatch)
*loads are staying light as we work more positional strength and speed
C1) KB Front Rack Step Up
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10 reps Alternating Legs
rest 60sec x 3 sets
*same box height as last week - last week of KB Rack Step ups - PUSH YOUR
LOADING
C2) Seated Wide Stance Good Morning
3010
10,8,6
rest 60sec
D) 15mins - Increase tempo every 5mins
Assault Bike 15/12 Cals
30m Axel Bar Overhead Carry (tough load)
10 Weighted GHD Sit Ups
Row 200m @ Damper Setting 10
4 Pistols R (pause 2sec at bottom of each rep)
4 Pistols L (pause 2sec at bottom of each rep)
*KB Front Rack Reverse Lunge can be substituted for Pistols today. 10 reps
alternating with a tough load.
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Week 7 - Day 34
Warmup: 3 Sets
• 8 Tall Kneeling KB Press (alternating one arm at a time - 4/arm)
• 8 Tall Kneeling KB Push Press
• 12 Landmine Oblique Twist
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B1) Close Grip Bench Press
20X1
2.4.6 rest 20sec/rest 90sec x 3
*Drop Set - after 2 and 4 strip weight to make it lighter (12 total reps per set)
Week 7 - Day 35
Warmup: Every 4mins x 3 sets
Row 350/300m
10 Goblet Squats 70/53
10m Quadruped Crawl
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10/leg (pause 1sec at top) foot on 6" box
rest 90 sec x 3
B) Overhead Squat
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4,4,4,4,4
rest as needed
(Strict Tempo is a must - these are 9-10sec squats each)
C) 3-4 Sets
Row 100m
8 Single arm KB Overhead Squats R
8 Single arm KB Overhead Squats L
Row 100m
rest 60sec
Sled Push 50m Tough
12 Thrusters 135/95lbs
Sled Push 50m Tough
rest walk 2mins
*Choose a load on the KB OHS that you can maintain good positions and have
minimal to zero bend in the arm.
Rest Day
"Persistence. It’s gonna get hard. It’s gonna get really hard before it gets better.
When the adversity hits, what’s the thing that keeps driving you? Why are you
doing this in the first place?"
- Marcus
Today I encourage you to perform this thought exercise. Sit down with a sheet of
paper and attempt to write down WHY you train. Once you have something down
on paper, try to dig even deeper. If you said, I train because I want to look better,
then the exercise would be to ask yourself why looking better is important to you.
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The deeper we go with this question and the more you know exactly WHY you are
doing fitness in the first place, the more connected to your purpose you can be
when adversity hits. Achieving big goals is not easy and never comes without
struggle. So arm yourself with the tools of purpose by knowing your WHY.
Week 8 - Day 36
Warmup: 3 Sets - Not for Time
• 5 Single Leg Kettlebell Deadlift
• 10 Side Plank Clamshells/side
• 20 Windshield Wipers (10/side)
• *slow controlled movements with purpose to warm up and activate
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3010
6-8/leg
rest 2:00 x 4
*Push loading here and fight the grip challenge
C) 4 Sets - NFT
10 KB Front Rack Reverse Lunge (5/leg alternating)
20m DB Bear Crawl 30/15lbs
5 Burpee Box Jumps (Tall Box)
20 Wall Facing Shoulder Taps
50m KB Cross Body Carry (25m/arm)
REST as NEEDED
Week 8 - Day 37
Warmup: 3 Rounds
- Increase pace each round (warm up in nature so last round is still moderate)
• AB 20/16 Cals
• 10m HS Walk (Sub 20 Feet On Box Pike Shoulder Taps)
• 20m Backward Quadruped Crawl
A) Push Press
4,4,4 TnG reps
Must hold 3sec OH each rep
rest as needed (building from last week - final week of this progression - make the
last set of 4 TOUGH)
B1) Single Arm Dumbbell Complex
3 Single arm DB Push Press R
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3 Single arm DB Push Jerk R
3 Single arm DB Split Jerk R
10 Chainsaw Row R
rest 30sec
3 Single arm DB Push Press L
3 Single arm DB Push Jerk L
3 Single arm DB Split Jerk L
10 Chainsaw Row L
rest 2mins x 3
B2) Glute Bridge Dumbbell Floor Press
*Perform this with a Theraband around your knees to keep your hips activated
30X0
6-8reps
rest 30sec x 3 sets
B3) Upper Pull Complex - 45sec AMRAP
3 Wide Grip Strict Pull Up (Hands 6" outside shoulder width)
3 Medium Grip Strict Pull Up (Hands shoulder width apart)
3 Narrow Grip Strict Pull Up (Hands 6" apart)
rest 2mins x 3
*perform as many 3.3.3 rounds as you can in 45sec
C) 3 Sets
Row 18/15 Cals
6/4 Kipping Chest to Bar Pull Ups
8/6 Kipping Pull Ups
rest 60sec
AB 18/15
3/2 Ring Muscle Up (Sub Jumping Muscle Up)
6/4 Strict Ring Dips
12/8 Ring Push Ups feet on 20/16" box
rest 2mins
Week 8 - Day 38
Warmup
Row 1500m (sprint the last 50m of each of the 3 500m intervals)
3 Sets NFT
8 Muscle Cleans (not TnG - warm up hip speed)
4 Burpee Broad Jumps
*warm up in nature - little increase - explosive sets - lighter loads
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B) Snatch Complexes
2 Snatch High Pull
2 Slow Pull Power Snatch (3sec pull to knee)
2 Power Snatch
rest 2mins x 5 sets (build from 70-80% of PS 1RM)
*loads are staying light as we work more positional strength and speed
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C) Jog 10mins Easy
*every 2mins stop and crawl 10m
Yet another way to look at structuring your recovery work and flow state practice.
While this is a specific set of movements for the day, use it as a template for the
future to think about how to structure some active recovery. We will use this
template for the next couple weeks so you can fill in some more ideas.
#Activerecover #AwakenTrainingSeries Warmly, Marcus
Week 8 - Day 39
Warmup: 3 Sets
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A2) Power Jerk
3,3,3,3 (Touch and go reps at shoulder)
pause 2 seconds overhead for each rep
rest 90sec
Week 8 - Day 40
Warmup: Every 5mins x 2 sets
Row 500m
15 Wall Balls
3 Hollow Body Wall Walks
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A2) L-Sit on Parallettes
25sec
rest 45sec x 3
B) Overhead Squat
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5,5,5,5,5
rest as needed
(Strict Tempo is a must - these are 6-7sec squats each)
C) 4 Sets
AB 15/12 Cals Hard
10 Alternating DB Snatch
10 Single Arm Overhead Reverse Lunge (5/leg)
*completed at the end of the last Snatch (switch arms each set)
rest 60sec
Row 250/200m
12 Double Kettlebell Clean
9 Kettlebell Thrusters
rest walk 2mins
Rest Day
More on your Why "There are a lot of external factors that could potentially be
mistaken for your motivation to actually go work out and be fit. Society places
these pressures on people. You should do this or you should do that. But we want
our clients to really get in touch with why they’ve come to the gym. Why do they
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decide to make the choice to be healthy? Why do they decide to make the choice
to pick up the weight everyday? Why are they choosing to eat the good food vs.
the junk food? Not just because their coach has told them to do it. When are you
internally driven to make the better choice to live a fuller and larger life. That’s not
something that is on the tip of peoples' tongues when they come in. They need to
be spoken to and then listened to. We need to have a dialogue. We need to
uncover why they got here in the first place. What’s driving them? When we know
the answer to this then we can prescribe with purpose behind everything. Working
with one of our coaches and going through this process of transformation isn’t
easy. It’s going to require some sweat. It’s going to require doing things at times
that maybe don’t feel optimal. It’s going to require fighting urges to fall into old
habits. If a client knows why they’re doing it and they have purpose behind it, it can
serve as that extra insurance policy against falling victim to those outside
pressures or those mistakes that they can make along the way."
- Marcus
Week 9 - Day 41
Warmup: 3 Sets - Not for Time
• 6 Single Arm DB Overhead Split Squat
• 10 Side Plank Clamshells/side
• 20 Windshield Wipers (10/side)
*slow controlled movements with purpose to warm up and activate
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A2)}Back Squat
30X0
AMRAP at strict Tempo (performed at the same weight as the previous Front Squat
set - as soon as you break tempo the set is over)
rest 30sec x 3
Week 9 - Day 42
Warmup: EMOM x 12mins
• 1st - Row 150/125m
• 2nd - 10m Handstand Walk (sub 16 Wall Facing Shoulder Taps)
• 3rd - 6 Dumbbell Powell Raise/arm Light
A) Push Press
3.3.3; rest 10sec/rest 3mins x 3 sets (9 total reps per set with 10sec break with bar
on rack between TnG 3's)
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B1) Two Arm Dumbbell Complex
6 2-arm DB Push Press
6 2-arm DB Push Jerk
6 2-arm DB Split Jerk
6 2-arm Dumbbell Bent Over Row
rest 45sec x 3 Sets
C) 4 Sets
Run 300m
5 C2B
5 T2B
5 Pull Ups
AB 15/12 Cals
3/2 Muscle Up (sub Jumping muscle ups)
6/4 Ring Dips
12 Hand Release push ups
Row 15/12 Cals
rest walk 2:30
Week 9 - Day 43
Warmup
AB 1.5-2 Miles Easy (every .5 miles perform a 30sec higher effort burst) +
3 Sets NFT
• 3 Hang Muscle Cleans
• 3 Hang Muscle Clean Below Knee
• 3 Muscle Clean
• 3 Burpee to Max Vertical Jump
*warm up in nature - explosive sets - lighter loads
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A) Supinated Grip Snatch Deadlift
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6,6,6,6
Engage Lats
- Straps as needed are OK
rest 2mins
B) Snatch Complex
1 Snatch High Pull
1 Slow Pull Power Snatch (3sec pull to knee)
1 Power Snatch
Every 90sec x 10 sets (Working in the 70-80% loading range)
AB 40/30 Cals
20sec Ring Body Saw (10sec OUT and 10sec Back)
Row 40/30 Cals (damper 1)
6 KB Windmill/arm
Run 600m
20sec Single arm Active bar hang
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*Remember that active recovery is NOT about output. Flow means to allow the
systems of the body to work without fatigue. Breathing, circulation, mental focus, all
of these things can fill you up when performed consciously and not mindlessly.
#FLOWSTATE #MINDFUL
Warmly, Marcus
Week 9 - Day 44
Warmup: 3 Sets - NFT
A) Every 2mins x 8
1 Clean Lift Off
1 Slow Pull Power Clean (3sec pull to knees)
1 Power Clean
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2 Push Jerk TnG
*build a little but keep your positions and form spot on
C) For Time
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
Kettlebell 2-arm Deadlift 70/53
Ring Push Up
*10m KB Front Rack Carry after each round (70/53)
rest as needed
3 Rounds for Time
24/20 Cal Row Damper 10
18 Unbroken American Kettlebell Swing 70/53
18 GHD Sit Ups
*KBS must be complete in one set each round - scale load as needed
Week 9 - Day 45
Warmup: Every 6mins x 2 sets
Row 350m
16 Air Squats
Run 300m
20sec Wall Facing Handstand Hold
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6-8/per leg
rest 45sec x 3
B) Overhead Squat
40X1
4,4,4,4,4
rest as needed
Rest Day
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What is the most important part of your training session? "Who is to say that the
weight training you’re going to do in the second part of your training is more
important than the stuff you just did with those band walks? Why is that more
important? What’s your function in life? What are you trying to achieve? And for a
number of different goals that are out there, whether it be competing in fitness as a
sport, or just health and longevity, I think I can make an argument that says, 'Hey,
that 15 minute warmup is more important than that set of back squats you’re about
to go do. So let’s not overlook that and let’s definitely not bias our training year
after year after year towards back squat, deadlift, and bench press only. Let's do
these other things. And if it takes up 20 minutes of your session and you don’t get
to the last conditioning part, so be it.'"
- Marcus
If you are going to do something in your training, it has to have purpose. We warm
up with purpose. We lift with purpose. We do conditioning with purpose. Listen to
your bias. What do you prioiritize? pMaybe the the biggest growth lies in the aspect
of training you prioritize the least.
Week 10 - Day 46
Warmup: 3 Sets - Not for Time
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• A1) Front Squat
20X1
2,2,2,2
rest 20sec
(BUILD FROM LAST WEEK)
Week 10 - Day 47
Warmup: 3 Rounds - @ 75%
Row 250m/200m
10m Handstand Walk (10m DB Bear Crawl)
6 Single arm Ring Row/arm
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• A) Push Press
2.2.2
rest 10sec/rest 3mins x 3 sets
(6 total reps per set with 10sec break with bar on rack between TnG 2's)
• C)4 Sets
Row 200m
6 Toes to Bar
4 Chest to Bar Pull-Up
2 Bar Muscle up
50 Double Unders
2 Ring Muscle Up
4 Strict Ring Dips
6 Toes to Rings
Assault Bike 12/9 Cals
rest walk 2:30 (reduce rest by 30sec each round)
*banded bar muscle ups can be subbed as can jumping muscle ups this
week
Week 10 - Day 48
Warmup
Run 1 Mile (every 400m pick up the pace to a 90% effort for 15sec)
+ 3 Sets NFT
3 Hang Muscle Snatch
3 Hang Muscle Snatch Below Knee
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3 Muscle Snatch Burpee + 2 Broad Jump x 3
*warm up in nature - explosive sets - lighter loads
• B) Snatch Complex
1 Snatch Lift Off (hold 3sec at knee)
1 Segment Power Snatch
1 Power Snatch
Every 2mins x 8 sets
(Working in the 70-80% loading range)
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Be sure to relax in between sets while completing these breathing and stretching
exercises. The goal is to leave feeling rested and rejuvenated, this should not be a
sprint. This is a true recovery day. No load, no stress, just breathing.
Thanks, Teddy
Week 10 - Day 49
Warmup: 3 Sets - NFT
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• A) Every 2mins x 8
1 Slow Pull Power Clean (3sec pull to knees)
1 Segment Power Clean
3 Split Jerk
*60-75% effort today - focus on footwork in clean and split jerk
• C) For Time
27-21-15-9
Parallette Push Ups (feet on 20" box)
*30m Farmers Walk with Kettlebells 70/53 (every 5m perform 3 Kettlebell 2-
arm Deadlifts for a total of 18 Deadlifts per set)
rest as needed
21-15-12-9
Row Calories
GHD Hip Extensions (35/20lbs DB Held Across Chest)
GHD Sit Ups
Week 10 - Day 50
Warmup
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5 Jump Squat
Every 2mins x 4 Sets
Run 100m
10 Feet on Box Pike Shoulder Taps
• B) Overhead Squat
30X1
3,3,3,3,3
rest as needed
Rest Day
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QUOTE FROM AIRBORNE MIND SHOW
What will training look like for the long haul? "Is this something I think people can
do for the long haul? And many many years of this type of training? I definitely think
it can support that for a certain type of audience."
- Marcus
Week 11 - Day 51
Warmup:4 Sets - Not for Time
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20sec Forearm Plank
20sec Side Plank L
• A) Front Squat
20X1
2.2.2, 2.2, 1.1.1, 1.1
rest 15sec/rest 3mins
(cluster sets - the (.) signifies at 15sec rest with bar on rack)
Week 11 - Day 52
Warmup: 3 Rounds - @ 75%
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Run 300m 10m Handstand Walk (attempt to pause at 5m and hold static for 2-3seconds) 5
Renegade Rows Heavy *sub 20 Feet on Box Pike Shoulder Taps for HS walk
• A) Push Press
1.1.1
rest 15sec/rest 3mins x 3 sets
(3 total reps per set with 15sec break with bar on rack between singles) -
NO MISSES TODAY
- Leave something in the tank
• C) 3 Sets
Row 300m
AMRAP Ring Muscle Up in 60sec
rest 60sec
Assault Bike 21/18 Cals
AMRAP Complex in 60sec Kipping Toes to Bar Kipping Chest-to-Bar
Kipping Pull-up rest walk 2:30 *sub Jumping Muscle Ups
Week 11 - Day 53
Warmup
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AB 1min (sprint last 10sec)
rest 15sec
Row 1min (sprint last 10sec)
rest 15sec x 3 sets (easy effort when not sprinting)
+ 3 Sets NFT
2 Snatch High Pull
2 Hang Muscle Snatch
2 Muscle Snatch
2 Seated Box Jump (TALL)
*warm up in nature - explosive sets - lighter loads
• B) Snatch Complex
1 Segment Power Snatch
1 Power Snatch
Every 2mins x 8 sets (Working in the 75-85% loading range)
Remember, if you do not have access to these specific pieces of equipment above
you are welcome to substitute other machines or cyclical work. Some additional
ideas would be jump rope, sleds (light weight), stepmaster, treadmill, backwards
jogging. Connect with your breathing throughout today's active recovery. Within
each movement you choose to fill your session with (if different than above)
remember to find the unique breathing cadence that works with that drill.
#Breathing #Cadence #Movetotherhythm Warmly, Marcus
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Week 11 - Day 54
Warmup:3 Sets - NFT
8 Single Arm Dumbbell Jerk Balance/arm
30sec Swiss Ball Stir the Pot
• A) Every 2mins x 8
Segment Power Clean
Power Clean
2 Split Jerk
*70-85% effort today - building a little this week with each set
• C) For Time
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
Strict Handstand Push Ups
*20m KB Front Rack Carry Between Each Set
*Scale to Pike Strict Handstand Push-Up
rest as needed
3-6-9-12-15-18-21
Double Kettlebell Clean 70/53
Toes to Rings
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Week 11 - Day 55
Warmup:
• B) Overhead Squat
20X1
2,2,2,2,2
rest as needed
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Rest Day
"Why did I get into this in the first place? What did I start training for? Before I could
race against other people in exercising, why did I train? I trained because I love to
feel good. I wanted to feel some vitality. I wanted to feel energy. I wanted to be
confident when I left the gym. I wanted my training to propel me in other areas of
my life. Yet here I was trying to battle against something that was actually making
me feel worse. So there was a moment of clarity kind of. It was like, well this isn’t
supposed to happen right now. This isn’t worth it. And I don’t care what the prize is
at the end. I don’t care what podiums or what notoriety comes from making it to
regionals or the games. It doesn’t matter right now because I’m not fulfilled each
day leaving the gym and I don’t actually feel good doing the work. So that was it. I
had to come back to honesty and really get clear on what really matters to me."
- Marcus
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Week 12 - Day 56
Warmup
• A) Front Squat
build to a 1RM
• B) Front Squat
30X0
perform 1 set of max reps at the prescribed tempo
- ABSOLUTELY NO PAUSING ALLOWED.
Load the bar with 85% of todays 1RM for this test.
• D) For Time
Row 500m
15m KB Front Rack Walking Lunge 70/53lbs/hand
50 Double Unders
Row 350m
12m KB Front Rack Walking Lunge 70/53lbs/hand
35 Double Unders
Row 200m
9m KB Front Rack Walking Lunge 70/53lbs/hand
20 Double Unders
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Week 12 - Day 57
Warmup
• A) Push Press
build to a 1RM in 12-15mins from the rack
• B) Handstand Walk
2 Attempts at max distance
*if you don't have Handstand Walks yet, then spend 5-10mins practicing
some attempts
• C) Weighted Pull Up
build to a 1RM
• D) 3min AMRAP
Muscle ups
*sub bar muscle up or rope climbs
rest 2mins
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Week 12 - Day 58
Warmup
AB 10mins Easy
- Total working time
*every 2mins get off and perform 1 complex Snatch High Pull Muscle Snatch Power
Snatch
*warm up loads
• B) Power Snatch
Every 2mins x 10
- build from 70% to a max
• D) 15min AMRAP
Sled Push 100m Buy In
-then in time remaining-
AMRAP
12 Alt Pistols
9 Cal Row
6 Dual Kettlebell Snatch 53/35
3 Burpee Box Jump 30/24"
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Active Recovery - Rest Day
Active Recovery
Hopefully you are seeing how even this simple easy work as part of your active
recovery can progress from week to week. Three weeks ago we were at 40mins of
work and now we are at 60mins of work. Effort should NOT be increasing. Only
duration. All of this should be done at an easy pace. One that you feel refreshed
after and leaves you able to focus. #Accumulation #Purpose #Recover Warmly,
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Week 12 - Day 59
Warmup
3 Sets - NFT
4 Single Arm Dumbbell Jerk Balance/arm
4 Single Arm Dumbbell Split Jerk/arm
30sec Banded Plank
• A) Every 2mins x 10
Power Clean
Split Jerk
*building up to a max for the day
C) For Time
21-15-9
Row Cals
Strict Handstand Push-Up
*Scale to Pike Strict Handstand Push-Up
rest 5mins
27-21-15-9
Ring Push-Up
GHD Sit Up
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Week 12 - Day 60
Warmup
• B) Overhead Squat
Build to a 1RM for the day
• C) For Time
AB 50/40 Cals
30 Dual Kettlebell Front Squats 35lbs/16lbs
Row 50/40 Cals
20 Dual Kettlebell Front Squats 53lbs/35lbs
Run 400m
10 Dual Kettlebell Front Squats 70lbs/53lbs
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Rest Day
This is still the mission of ATS. To provide you all with a look into a new way of
training that isn't necessarily built on intensity as the only goal. Intensity, when
applied at the correct time and doses, is a potent tool to help you discover your
true potential. But you have to earn that intensity by taking care of your base of
fitness that is underneath there. If you would like to continue with Awaken Training
Series 3.0, register at https://revival-strength.com/awaken-training-series-3-0/
before January 7 at 5pm Pacific. Individual design is also available - if you are
interested in pursuing this please fill out a consult request on the Revival Strength
website. I wish you the best of luck in your continued journey through health and
fitness. It has been a pleasure to connect with you all through this series.
Warmly, Marcus
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