Name: Playbook - Sarah Herse - 11/22 - Wednesday Glute WOD
Uploaded: 2024-04-23T22:35:49.844Z
Duration: 30 min
Description: 11/22 - Wednesday Glute WOD

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Warm Up x 3 Sets
A1. Ground to sky reach x 10 reps
A2. Jumping jacks x 20 reps
A3. bodyweight good morning x 10 reps
A4. Banded glute march x 10 reps

B. 30-20-10 glute circuit

2 Rounds Of:

Part 1: 30-20-10
Goblet squats with mini band
*Rest 20 sec between sets
*Option to wear mini band above knees

Part 2: 30-20-10
Dumbbell hip thrust
*Rest 20 seconds between sets
*Option to sub with glute bridges if preferred

Part 3: 30-20-10
Goblet reverse lunges
*Rest 20 seconds between sets

Part 4: 30-20-10
Seated abduction with mini band
*Rest 20 seconds between sets

*Complete all 4 parts 2 times through; Resting 2 minutes after first set
*Use a moderate weight that you can handle for high volume & short rest periods. For women I recommend a 15-35# dumbbell. For men, I recommend a 20-50# dumbbell.

C. Optional additional work x 4 sets
C1. Barbell or dumbbell hip thrust x 16 reps (heavy)
*Rest 90 seconds between sets

Warm Up x 3 Sets:
A1. Ground to sky reach x 10 reps
A2. Jumping jacks x 20 reps
A3. bodyweight good morning x 10 reps
A4. Banded glute march x 10 reps

- With a shoulder-width stance 
- Reach down and touch the ground (as low as you can)
- Then reach up as high as you can to really get a good stretch.

Ground to sky reach

- Begin by standing with your feet together, knees slightly bent, and arms to your side. This will be your starting position.
- Jump by extending the knees and ankles while raising your arms and shifting your legs outward. Land on the balls of your feet with legs apart and arms overhead.
- Re-bend the knees and jump again while lowering your arms and returning your legs to the starting position.
- Repeat for the desired number of repetitions.

Jumping jacks

- Stand with your feet shoulder width apart 
- Bring your hands to your head 
- Hinge forward at your hips until your upper body is parallel with the floor 
- Stretching hamstrings and lower back
- Stand up to the starting position and repeat

Bodyweight Good morning

- Lie face up on the floor with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. 
- Raise your hips so your body forms a straight line from your shoulders to your knees. 
- Lift one knee to your chest, lower back to the start, and lift your other knee to your chest. 
- Continue alternating back and forth.

Glute march

Glute Warmup 1

Part 1: 30-20-10
Goblet squats with mini band
*Rest 20 sec between sets
*Option to wear mini band above knees

Part 2: 30-20-10
Dumbbell hip thrust
*Rest 20 seconds between sets
*Option to sub with glute bridges if preferred

Part 3: 30-20-10
Goblet reverse lunges
*Rest 20 seconds between sets

Part 4: 30-20-10
Seated abduction with mini band
*Rest 20 seconds between sets

Complete all 4 parts 2 times through

- Start with the band around the tops of your knees and feet shoulder-width apart
- Keeping your chest up hold dumbbell in goblet position against your chest
- Press hips back and lower down to parallel or below parallel pushing your knees out against the band throughout the whole movement 
- Rise back up to full extension to complete rep

Dumbbell banded goblet squat

*Can sub with glute bridges if preferred*

- On a bench or a box with a height that should be at the same level as your mid-back, slightly below your shoulder blades. Sit on the floor with your back against the bench. Your feet are flat on the floor and shoulder-width apart.
- Tuck your chin and engage your core (to help avoid any over arching in your lower back). Your hips, knees and feet are in line (toes are not pointing out).
- Holding the dumbbell on your hip bones, drive through your heels to extend your hips and squeeze your glutes. You should end up with your thighs parallel to the floor, your shins perpendicular to your feet (not going over your toes) and your shoulders still against the bench. 
- Pause for one second before slowly coming back down (ideally not touching the floor with your glutes). Make sure to keep squeezing your glutes and engaging your core to keep your back flat.

Dumbbell hip thrusts

- Imagine your front foot is glued to the floor, stand tall, and step back a comfortable distance.
- Hold a dumbbell at chest height 1-2" away from your body.
- To return to the standing position, press off of the front foot.

Goblet reverse lunges

- Sit on a flat bench/box with your back straight and your feet on the floor. It should be sitting like you are sitting in a straight back chair. Your hands should be holding on to the side of the bench near your hips.
- Put a resistance band around both legs right above the knees.
- In one motion, push your knees away from each other and then push back to touching each other. It should look like your are doing a butterfly with your knees.

Seated abduction with mini band

30-20-10 glute circuit

C. Optional additional work x 4 sets
C1. Barbell or dumbbell hip thrust  16 reps (heavy)
*Rest 90 seconds between sets

- On a bench or a box with a height that should be at the same level as your mid-back, slightly below your shoulder blades. Sit on the floor with your back against the bench. Your feet are flat on the floor and shoulder-width apart.
- Tuck your chin and engage your core (to help avoid any over arching in your lower back). Your hips, knees and feet are in line (toes are not pointing out).
- Holding the dumbbell on your hip bones, drive through your heels to extend your hips and squeeze your glutes. You should end up with your thighs parallel to the floor, your shins perpendicular to your feet (not going over your toes) and your shoulders still against the bench. 
- Pause for one second before slowly coming back down (ideally not touching the floor with your glutes). Make sure to keep squeezing your glutes and engaging your core to keep your back flat.

11/22 - Wednesday Glute WOD

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Misty Kale

4/25 - Thursday Arm WOD

Just what I needed to get back into a routine after healing from a broken pinky ❤️‍🩹

Danielle

4/26- Friday Full Body WOD

4/27 - Core & Cardio WOD

4/28 - Follow-along full body stretch

4/15- Monday Leg WOD

4/16 - Tuesday Upper Body WOD

4/17 - Wednesday Booty WOD

4/18- Thursday Arm WOD

4/19 - Friday Full Body WOD

4/20 - Core & Cardio WOD

4/21 - Sunday Recovery & Mobility WOD (upper body)

4/8 - Monday Leg WOD

4/9- Tuesday Upper Body WOD

4/10 - Wednesday Booty WOD

4/11- Thursday Arm WOD

4/12 - Friday Full Body WOD

4/13 - Core & Cardio WOD

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4/1 - Monday Leg WOD

Jennifer

4/2- Tuesday Upper Body WOD

4/3 - Wednesday Booty WOD

4/4 - Thursday Arm WOD

4/5 - Friday Full Body WOD

4/6 - Core & Cardio WOD

That was great. Thanks so much for these stretching videos, Sarah!

Kate

4/7 - Sunday follow along stretch (16 min full body)

Loved it! I was going to start the Flex Express, but this workout was to good to pass up!  Thank you 😊

3/25 - Monday Leg WOD

3/26 - Tuesday Upper Body WOD

3/27- Wednesday Glute WOD

3/28 - Thursday Arm WOD

3/29 - Friday Full Body WOD

3/30- Core & Cardio WOD

3/31- Sunday Recovery & Mobility WOD (Back & Shoulders)

That was a great way to start the week!  Thank you 😊

3/18 - Monday Leg WOD

Whew… that was tough! Great workout!! 🔥

3/19 - Tuesday Upper Body WOD

3/20 - Wednesday Glute WOD

3/21 - Thursday Arm WOD

3/22 - Friday Full Body WOD

That was great!  I’ll be repeating that one!

3/23 - Core & Cardio WOD

3/24 - Sunday follow-along stretch (hips and hamstrings)

The “Death By Complex” was brutal!  I’m going to feel that tomorrow!  Thanks for the workout 🏋️‍♀️ 😊

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