A. Warm-up x 3 Sets
A1. No push-up burpee x 5 reps
A2. Standing twists x 10 reps
A3. Bodyweight kang squat x 10 reps
A4. Downdog to plank x 5 reps
A5. Down dog foot pedal x 10 reps
B. 2 Sets
B1. Bench press (barbell or dumbbell) x 8-10 reps
*Rest 60-90 seconds between sets
*Try to increase weight from last week
C. 3 Sets
C1. Dumbbell hex press (on bench or floor) x 10 reps
*Rest 60 seconds between sets
D. 2 Sets
D1. Barbell (or dumbbell) hip thrust x 10 reps
*Rest 60-90 seconds between sets
*Increase weight from last week
E. 2 Sets
E1. Barbell (or dumbbell) 1 & ¼ hip thrust x 10 reps
*Decrease weight from the regular sets of 10 and add a pulse at the top of each set
F. 4 Sets
F1. Dumbbell single arm bent over row x 12 reps/arm
*Rest 60 seconds between sets
G. 4 Sets
G1.Banded tricep pushdowns* x 10-15 reps
G2. Single arm banded (or dumbbell) leaning lateral raise** x 10-15 reps/arm
*Rest 45-60 seconds between sets
*If you don’t have a band, sub with db overhead tricep extensions
**Try to increase reps using the same weight as week 2
H. 4 Sets
H1. Med ball/stability ball/slider* hamstring curls x 8-20 reps
*Rest 60 seconds between sets
*To increase difficulty, you can try single leg hamstring curls. Go for as many reps as you can, stopping a couple shy of failure. If you don’t have any equipment that works for this, stick with the single-leg foot elevated glute bridge
I. 3 Sets (Optional core & glutes)
I1. Hanging (or lying) leg raise x 10-15 reps
I2. Standing fire hydrant with mini band x 15-20/side*
*You can hold onto something for this for balance
*Rest 30 seconds between sets
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