Name: Playbook - Kellen Milad - Session 10 // Full Body
Uploaded: 2024-04-14T15:10:04.593Z
Duration: 60 min
Description: Session 10 // Full Body

Juan

Peter Kelly

Rebekah

Great combo of upper body strengthening and lower body mobility work. Feeling good.

Meghan

Bruce Thành

Albert

Cassandra

• Start: Side Bent Sit
• Keep feet in contact with ground, lift knees from side to side.
• Press your into the ground and rise up to your knees.
• Reach overhead with either arm.
• Controlled return to sitting. Swivel & repeat.

Side Sit Swivel & Rise

• From Half Kneel, post your arm on the side of the down knee. 
• Shift your bodyweight supporting yourself on your knee and same side hand.
• Draw your other knee in towards your chest and then kick outward. Fully extend your hip with each kick.

Half Kneeling Side Kicks

•Foot Hand Crawl Position
•Opposite foot & hand 2-point support
•Rotate away from the support arm
•Free leg passes underneath the body
•Plant foot & hand (Inverted Crawl position)
•Reverse to return to Foot Hand Crawl

Crawl Pass Unders

• From standing, lower into a deep knee bend > kneeling.

• Step out to half kneeling get up to standing on each side. 

• Return to flexed foot kneeling and get up. Repeat sequence for the prescribed reps or time.

Kneel / Half Kneel Get Ups

A basic bodyweight squat can be expressed through all planes of motion and in many different angles. Vary your squats to provide a wider variety of stretch and mobility.

• Maintain long spine and upright chest as you sit between your hips
• Perform basic bilateral squat for several reps. Switch.
• Varied stance - wider, narrower, split, crossover.
• Varied foot placement - internal & external rotation.

Bodyweight Squats

Mobility Flow

• Hold weight goblet-style and set up a wide stance.

• Shift weight and sit into your hips. Keep your torso upright.

• Keep your heel down on your squat side. Keep your opposite strong leg - avoid knee collapsing inward

•  Stay low shifting side to side or rise up between reps

Perform 12 shifts.

Loaded Squat Shifting

•Set your feet on top of a bench or chair.

•Maintain a strong hollow body plank - pelvis tucked & shoulders protracted.

•Retract shoulder blades when lowering down. Keep elbows at 45 degree angle from the body.

•Protract shoulders at the top of each rep.

Decline Push Ups

SuperSet A

• Set up in a strong hip hinge position - weight evenly distributed on soles of feet. Long spine & braced core. Lats engaged.
• Press into one handle, pull with the opposite arm. Drive you elbow to the sky - shoulder externally rotates. Maintain good posture.
• Pause for a moment at the top of the row. Squeeze your lat. 

*18 total reps. 9 each side.*

Gorilla Rows

• Set up a strong, balanced stance - standing, half kneeling, or tall kneeling. Keep pelvis level, glutes and core braced.

• Hold the bell in the rack position, squeeze the handle hard and squeeze the bell into your body before driving the bell overhead.

• Avoid excessive spinal arching. Your press arm should be in line with your ear as you complete the press.

• Lower the bell with control, pull into down back into the rack position.

*Perform 7 reps per side.*

Kettlebell Overhead Press

SuperSet B

• Establish a strong, active hang.
• Hold your knees together and tuck
• Tuck high enough to allow your hips to lift.
• Work to increase your ROM to tuck your feet to the bar.
• Focus on control in the eccentric phase of the movement.

Hanging Knee Tucks

Perform this movement with feet on the ground. Progress to feet elevated.

• Start in a High Hip Crawl position.
• Push forward from your toes to load the weight into your shoulders. Vertical alignment.
• Maintain stable shoulders while allowing your elbows to bend.
• Keep your elbows hugging inwards
• Lower crown of your head out past your hands.
• Push up and back to vertical alignment.

Pike Push Ups

•Jump upward onto the box / bench. Land softly and squarely on top of the object.

• Jump down to the ground without expending excess effort. Focus on completely absorbing the landing.

• Progress to adding more speed, intensity, and moving in all planes. Think about this like jumping up and down on rocks and logs while on a hike or in a crowded space. Expand this exercise to a more functional movement.

Upward / Downward Jumps

Finisher

• Hold onto a fixed object and hinge at the hips. 
• Shift your weight back and relax your shoulder and lat to feel the stretch.
• Breathe deeply. Twist / rotate + reposition your feet to alter the stretch.

*Switch sides every minute.*

Lat Stretch

*Switch cross every minute.*

• Start in a Cross-legged Sit position or hook  top leg across the opposite knee for the Crossover stretch.

• Both positions are valuable hip openers. Spend time with the different variations.

• Lean forward in Cross Sit and work both sides.

• For Crossover Sit, hug your knee in towards your chest and elongate your spine. Feel the stretch in your glutes.

• Crossover Sit: Keep your front foot flexed and actively draw hip into socket for stability and to protect your knee.

Cross Sit / Cross Over Sit (stretch)

•Fold forward with an anterior pelvic tilt. You may slightly bend your knees if necessary. Use blocks or a chair to assist. Work within your current ROM.

•Keep your shoulders back and spine long. Slightly shift your weight back /pressing you hips back to create the posterior chain stretch.

•Use a combination of gentle bouncing and then relaxing and lengthen your back going deeper into the stretch.

Forward Fold Stretch

• Set up a strong half kneeling position with back toes tucked pressing into the ground + pelvis level.
• Use active strength to create the stretch in the back leg.
• Keep the tension and add movement - glide forward and back
• If possible, lift the back leg, active strength or hold with your hands

*2 minutes each side.*

Half Kneeling (stretch)

Stretch Series

Session 10 // Full Body

Yanick

Josh

Session 1 // Full Body

Reggie

Session 2 // Flow Practice

Looking forward to a day of mobility tomorrow 😁 phew 😅

Had to revisit this one to complete it, finisher alone is worth a workout in itself! 
Great session!

Great combination of strength and mobility. Great one, Kellen!

Session 3 // Full Body

Erik

Session 4 // Flow Practice

Enjoyed the stretches at the end, well needed 😁

Another great workout in the books. Really loving your stuff. The workouts are not too taxing but are a great, steady workload. Warmups and cooldowns are also 👌🏻

Chris

Session 5 // Full Body

Session 6 // Full Body

Nice! Just perfect for what I needed! 💪🏽👏👍

I had to skip the Lsits and do something else, that is way too hard for me

Andrea

Session 7 // Flow Practice

Jonathan

Session 8 // Full Body

Session 9 // Flow Practice

Session 11 // Full Body

Awesome! Love the mix of exercises and the 5x30s and 4x40s intervals.

David

Session 12 // Flow Practice

Loving this series! Every day for full body I know I’m going on a world tour of the gym and it’s wonderful. Great program!!!

Aaron

Session 13 // Full Body

Session 14 // Flow Practice

Love the balance in these workouts, between the weights and the warm up and cool down.

I just coached my wife with this one. She’s dead! Lol

Session 15 // Full Body

Session 16 // Full Body

I can always find one of your workouts for every mood/energy level. You are gifted 🤩

Katrin

Carolina

Session 17 // Flow Practice

A nice change of pace from some of the the other workouts I've been doing. Thanks!

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