Look at the design of the programme and how it is Systematic covering all my basis of warm up, core work, pre/re-hab, mobility, flexibility then into resistance work and finishing off on "cardio" work. We then follow it up with a recovery shake or stretching.
A good programme will take you through the workout step by step or A-B-C-D etc.. Not A to M!
If you turn up to the gym with no plan your first goal "should" be to invest in a plan of WHAT you are doing based on what you want to achieve.
Anyway here is one way I design programmes for clients:
Dynamic Warm Up | Squat/Star Jumps/Seal Jumps/ Flip jacks 5mins |
Movement/Core Prep Dynamic Movement Prep | MB Chop/ Hip Extensions/Fire Hydrants/Scap circuit Y.W.L.Flys.Rows/ |
Metabolic Resistance A1) Alternating Lunges | 30sec rest b4 next exercise |
A2) KB B-over row | 30sec rest b4 next exercise |
B1) MB Push Up | 30sec rest b4 next exercise |
B2) KB D-lift + Upright row | 30sec rest b4 next exercise Use 2 KB’s – 1 each hand |
Metabolic Conditioning | KB Swings 30sec/90sec |
Stretching/Foam Rolling/Recovery Shake | Start with tightest muscle first! 5mins |
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