Name: Playbook - Gritty Soldier - W1/D4 - Strength
Uploaded: 2024-01-20T14:25:56.881Z
Duration: 65 min
Description: W1/D4 - Strength

Awesome workout. Stretch afterwards feels great.

Richard

Chris

1. Warm-up "A"
2. Weight Lift
- Clean Pull
- Box Squat
- DB Bent-Over Roe
- Good Morning
- Hammer Curl
- Pull-Up
- Face Pull w/ Rope
3. Cooldown "B"

- 100m Skip
- 400m Jog
- 50m Gallop
- 50m Skip w/ Arm Cross
- 50m Backward Run
- 50m Walking Lunges
- 50m Karaoke 
- 100m Skip

Skip

Slow, controlled, smooth. Focus on you planting and stride.

Similar to a skip, but kick out one leg as you go. Switch legs halfway through the prescribed distance.

Gallop

Skipping while simultaneously swinging out and crossing your arms.

Skip with Arm Cross

90 degree walking bends at the knee, focus on using the hamstrings to push up as you walk forward.

Walking Lunges

Stepping over the opposite foot while rotating your waist as you move sideways. Switch directions and lead with the other foot halfway through the prescribed distance.

Karaoke

Warm-up “A”

Step 1: Place the barbell on the floor with the desired weight on it.

Step 2: Stand next to the bar with your feet about shoulder width apart from each other.

Step 3: Bending at the knees and waist squat down and grab the bar just outside shoulder width apart.

Step 4: Using your legs to lift the weight stand straight up, try to keep the bar close to your body as you do.

Step 5: As you reach the top of standing up you are going to shrug your shoulders up, pop your hips forward, and raise up on your calves (your heels may leave the ground).

Step 6: Bend at the knees again and lower the weight back down to the floor.

Clean pull

- Start with a barbell on your upper back
- Press hips back and lower down until your glutes touch the box
- Press through heels and stand back up

Barbell box squats

- Hinge at the hips to lean forward
- Your knees should be slightly bent
- Pull the dumbbells up keeping your elbows close to your body
- Engage your lats as you pull up 
- Come down in a controlled motion

Dumbbell bent over row (double)

- Start with the barbell across the upper back
- With a slight bend in the knees press hips back and lower your chest towards the ground
- Bring chest back up and press hips forward to complete the move

Barbell good morning

- Hold the dumbbells with your palms facing each other
- Curl the dumbbells up engaging your bicep as you curl

Dumbbell hammer curl

- Hold the bar with your palms facing away from you
- Pull yourself up bringing your elbows to your ribs
- Pause at the top engaging your back 
- Lower slowly until you arms are fully extended

Pull-up

- Squeeze your shoulders then pull the cable towards your face

Cable face pulls

30 seconds of each:

- Cobra Stretch
- Downward Dog
- Seated Torso Stretch
- Seated Quad Stretch
- Seated Groin Stretch
- Seated Hamstring Stretch

- Begin by lying on the floor with your elbows extended and chest up 
- Press through hands, bring hips to the ceiling with legs as straight as possible

Cobra

- Start on your hands and feet, with both shoulder width apart
- Press into your hands with a flat back and your glutes up

Downward dog

- From a seated position, bend one leg at 90 degrees, placing the foot over the opposite leg.
- Twist the torso the opposite direction, assuring the stretch with the opposite hand to pull.

Seated torso stretch (left)

Seated torso stretch (right)

- Starting by kneeling on the ground on both knees.
- Slowly lean backwards to feel the stretch in the quads.
- Reach for the back of the feet if able.

Seated quad stretch

- While seated, bring the bottoms of both feet together in front of you.
- Pull the feet close in towards the body for stretch.

Seated groin stretch

- With one leg fully extended and one bend inward at a 90 degree angle for stability.
- Reach toward the foot of the extended leg for stretch.

Seated hamstring stretch (left)

Seated hamstring stretch (right)

Cool-down “B”

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