Name: Playbook - Sam Sweeney - W2/D5 Full Body [CHALLENGE WK2/DAY 5]
Uploaded: 2023-01-05T21:27:43.255Z
Duration: 60 min
Description: W2/D5 Full Body [CHALLENGE WK2/DAY 5]

Slow and steady. Not esp sore in one area so I guess that’s good right?

Charis Gessel

Yaritza

Becky

Wow, the sweat was real! And my grip was dead by the end! 🔥

Ahh so dead...I couldn't finish the timer could only do 30 mins

Kanchan

Paige

Christina Hopkins

Katy

Gillian

I think I had an out of body experience halfway through this one…

Sarah

I wasn’t a huge fan of this one. I think it just didn’t fit my style and what I prefer is all.

Micaela

Darrien

These exercises are not feasible in the type of gym I got to.

Yesenia

I despise full body days. 😂 Challenging and I always feel amazing when I’m finished! Love/hate 👏

Rachel

Amie

Lorena

Odessa

Kameca

Kenia

Ariz

Katie

Loving these full body days!  Best way to start my day.

Nicole Olsen

Lindsay

Warit

Melanie

7rds,almost1minhang🔓❤️‍🔥
#wednesdayroutine

yangBAE

Gassed 🥵 after yesterday’s leg session.

Jessica

Rep Range: 8-10R
Tempo: Power, quick 
Modification: Conventional deadlifts, trap bar deadlifts, or KB/DB deadlifts [whichever you choose, be consistent with]. 

- begin with a barbell on the ground in front of you. 
- get into a sumo stance, feet outside of hip width- toes pointed slightly outward [width of stance will depend on your body mechanics and mobility, play around with this if needed.] 
- use a “tripod foot” to grip the ground. 
- roll the barbell towards you so it is above “mid shoelace” of each foot. 
- make sure the bar is centered over the feet. 
- keep a neutral spine and push the hips back as you bend forward to grip the barbell. 
- use a double overhand grip, straps, or over/under grip [if you use an over/under grip make sure to switch hands every now and then.] 
- grip the barbell so your hands are directly in line with the shoulders. 
- keep a “death grip” on the barbell, like you are going to break the bar in half around your body. 
- shins should be vertical at the bottom of the rep, knees should follow the direction of the toes. 
- depress the scap to activate your lats - point the chest forward [should be able to see the “logo” on your shirt- if your shirt had/has a logo]
- drive your feet through the floor and leg press the weight up to your knees before using the glutes to snap the hips in to the standing position. 
- reverse the movement and lower with control, keeping the barbell close to your body. 
- keep a heavy brace on the core to protect your back. 
- keep head, neck, spine neutral throughout.

Sumo Deadlifts

Time: 1 minute
Tempo: Steady
Modification: dumbbell overhead walking lunges, or walking lunges with weight by your sides. 

- grab a kettlebell in each hand and press them into an overhead position
- pin the scap down to help support your shoulders with your lats, and think “ribs down” in this overhead position [watch for a “rib flare”. If your ribs flare out, you are likely not bracing your core correctly. Tuck the ribs and it will help you brace. 
- start with your feet together. 
- step one foot out, plant the foot on the ground and lower into a lunge position. 
- drive through the front foot and the ball of your foot on the back foot and bring the back foot to meet the front. 
- alternating legs as you lunge forward, keeping the arms pinned overhead.

Kettlebell Overhead Walking Lunges

Rep Range: 10R
Tempo: steady
Modification: Dumbbell Hang Clean

- grip the barbell with a pronated gip, shoulder width or slightly outside of shoulder width. 
- stance is hip width or slightly inside. 
- begin standing with the arms extended down in front of your torso, bar resting on your mid quad. 
- bend the chest forward slightly to gain momentum and use your quads to bounce the barbell off of as you shrug the bar to your high chest, collarbone. 
- as you shrug the bar up, rotate the elbows forward and “catch” the bar in a “clean” or front squat grip. [high chest/collarbone]
- lower the barbell with control and continue reps.

Barbell Hang Clean

Time: 1 minute
Tempo: steady
Modification: inchworm walkouts or bear crawl. 

- choose an appropriately heavy plate that will slide across the ground
- begin in a table top position, knees hovering off the ground 
- use your palm to push the plate forward
- as you push the plate forward, step your feet forward, driving through the balls of your feet each time. 
- knees should stay off the ground. 
- alternate each hand as you push the plate forward. 
- keep the core braced so your spine stays neutral as you move in this position.

Plate Push

Rep Count: 10R total 
Tempo: steady
Modification: Kettlebell or Dumbbell swings

- use an appropriately heavy deadball
- position it on the ground in from of you, between your feet. 
- squat down [keep a neutral spine, upright chest] and grab the ball with both hands
- shrug the ball up to one shoulder and drop it behind your body. [this is a “dead ball” so it should not bounce or roll away from you”]
- immediately turn your body around to face the ball and repeat the movement, only this time drop the ball over your opposite shoulder. 
- make sure to use your legs and hips to lift the ball and get it to your shoulder. 
*if you feel this in your low back too much you are likely bending over too far to pick up the ball, or the ball is too heavy.

Dead Ball Toss

Time: 1 minute total [30 seconds each side]
Tempo: steady
Modification: both arms farmer’s carry


- grip a heavy dumbbell in one hand 
- begin in a standing position with feet together, extend the arm without the dumbbell straight out to the side, for balance. 
- being unilaterally weighted means you must use your core to balance the weight as you walk, think “ribs down” and use your core to keep a stiff trunk and keep the hips facing forward as you walk. 
- take small steps forward. 
- focus on balancing the weight through your trunk. 
- switch sides half way through [30 seconds each side]

Single Arm Farmer’s Carry

Rep Count: 10R 
Tempo: steady
Modification: hanging knee raise or v ups

- grip the pull up bar with both hands. [thumbs wrapped over or under bar]
- begin in a hanging hollow position [legs extended down, toes in front of the torso, glutes squeezed, core braced]
- depress the scapula and activate your lats. 
- use your lats to pull your torso back and raise the legs until the toes tap, or get close to tapping, the bar. 
- release the legs back down with control. 
- fight against any swinging. Brace the core correctly will help with this.

Toes to Bar

Giant Set

Time: Failure
Tempo: Hold
Modification: inverted row dead hang. 

[keep track of time, we will revisit this]

- grip the pull up bar with a death grip [thumb wrapped under the bar]
- allow yourself to hang, fully extended from the bar. 
- hold your grip until you cannot anymore.

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Amazing!!!
My glutes and hamstrings on fireeee👍🏻🩷

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On paper it doesnt look bad.... in practice.....im dying lol

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Love! I’ve been working out regularly for years but now I feel like I’m WORKING out.

Really feel the burn! Intense. Thank you!

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Wish it had more core but shoulders are on 🔥!!

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Legs are wobbly and toast! Thanks for the reliable workout! 🔥

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